Awarded

LEE832C- RFT for the Supply of a high-volume aerosol sampler for radiation monitoring for the EPA

Descriptions

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Ireland operates the National Radiation Monitoring Network (NRMN) as part of its responsibility to implement the National Emergency Plan for Nuclear Accidents (NEPNA) and to report monitoring data for ionising radiation to international radiological notification systems such as the European Radiological Data Exchange Platform (EURDEP) and the Unified System for Information Exchange in Incidents and Emergencies (USIE). The NRMN operates a single High-Volume Aerosol Sampler with a flow rate for a clean filter greater than 800 m3/h. The NRMN will expand the network to include an additional High-Volume Aerosol Sample for radiation monitoring. This call for tender relates to the purchase of one with a draw down option for an additional High-Volume Aerosol Sampler with a flow rate for a clean filter greater than 800 m3/h at standard temperature and pressure (273.15 K and 101 325 Pa). The High-Volume Aerosol Sampler will be installed atArc Labs Research and Innovation Centre,W.I.T West Campus,Carriganore,Waterford.

Timeline

Published Date :

14th Apr 2022 2 years ago

Deadline :

30th Mar 2020 4 years ago

Tender Awarded :

1 Supplier

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Details

Notice Type :

Open opportunity

Tender Identifier :

IT-378-246-T: 2024 - 001

TenderBase ID :

310724019

Low Value :

£100K

High Value :

£1000K

Region :

North Region

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Buyer Information

Address :

Liverpool Merseyside , Merseyside , L13 0BQ

Website :

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Procurement Contact

Name :

Tina Smith

Designation :

Chief Executive Officer

Phone :

0151 252 3243

Email :

tina.smith@shared-ed.ac.uk

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