Expired contract

(NU/1075) Supply and Installation of Two Bench Top Next Generation Sequencers

Details

Duration
2 years
Topic
Biochemical analysers
Published
10 September 2015

Tender description

This tender is a call-off from the UK SBS Framework Agreement for High Throughput DNA Sequencing Systems, Reagents and Consumables. <b> </b>The University is tendering for two bench top next generation sequencers. The scope of the contract is for the supply, delivery, installation, training and 2 years of maintenance and servicing cover to begin once the 12 month warranty period has expired. The sequencers will be used within the Newcastle University Single Cell Functional Genomics Unit (NUSCU), a faculty wide facility based within the FMS. The sequencers will be operated by dedicated and experienced staff and will play a central role in single cell research as well as a wider role as a core facility platform.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date27 August 2015
  2. Completed: Award published10 September 2015
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date3 September 2017

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 38434500 · Biochemical analysers

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