Closed tender

Machines and apparatus for testing and measuring

Details

Value
GBP 250,000
Topic
Measuring instruments
Published
17 November 2020
Submission
17 December 2020

Tender description

National Manufacturing Institute of Scotland (NMIS) require a cryogenic material tester for superconductors to perform tensile testing on superconducting cables under electrical load. A cryogenic material tester for superconductors is required to perform tensile testing on superconducting cables under electrical load. The testing needs to cover tensile with a temperature range of room temperature down to 4 Kelvin. The machine also needs to be able to perform tensile and compression testing on non superconductor samples from RT to 4 Kelvin.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published17 November 2020
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date17 December 2020

About the buyer

University of Strathclyde is a public sector buyer in United Kingdom publishing tenders and awards on Stotles. Explore their procurement activity and find more opportunities like this one.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 38300000 · Measuring instruments
  • 38410000 · Metering instruments
  • 38540000 · Machines and apparatus for testing and measuring
  • 38810000 · Industrial process control equipment
  • 38900000 · Miscellaneous evaluation or testing instruments

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