Expired contract

SQUID Magnetometer

Details

Value
GBP 500,000
Duration
6 months
Topic
Electrical equipment and apparatus
Published
11 April 2018

Tender description

We invite tenders to supply a superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) magnetometer. This will form a significant investment as part of the creation of the Sir Henry Royce Institute in Materials Discovery at the University of Sheffield. The SQUID magnetometer will characterize a wide range of materials, including ferromagnetic and ferrimagnetic bulk, thin film, patterned array and nanoparticle samples, materials for nuclear waste immobilization, electroceramics, multiferroics, novel alloys and materials for nuclear fusion technology. This breadth of sample type dictates the requirement for a flexible system with a unique range of capabilities and recirculating cryogens. Delivery will be required between August & no later than the end of October 2018

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date9 March 2018
  2. Completed: Award published11 April 2018
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date4 September 2018

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  • 31600000 · Electrical equipment and apparatus

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