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Hyper-Spectral Imaging Equipment

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NOTE: This notice was updated on 22 January 2016 for the following reason: Text to be corrected in the original notice: Place of text to be modified: Contract value Instead of: 130000 Read: 180000 The full value of the contract including all optional items is estimated at 180000. The value of the main contract requirement (SWIR only) is estimated at 140000 The National Gallery will be seeking to procure hyper-spectral imaging equipment to continue to advance their interdisciplinary scientific and art historical research. The equipment will be required to function as a static line scanner to work with the Gallery's computer-controlled micropositioning easel. The equipment will include 2 sensors to cover the spectral range (approximately 400-2 500 nm) with high light sensitivity (operating at no more than the low 1 000 s of lux) and spectral resolution (approximately 3 nm). The full equipment requirement includes both a VNIR and a SWIR sensor, spectrometers, associated control and processing software, as well as an optical benches, cabling and peripherals.