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ClosedStage · preprocurement

Cambridgeshire District Councils

Cambridge City Council - AQ Mesh Pods (EOI)

Laboratory EquipmentCPV 38000000 38500000 38400000 38430000 38433000
ValueValue not published
Deadline2 May 2019
Published7 May 2019
RegionEast of England
Timeline
Published 7 May 2019ClosedCloses 2 May 2019
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The brief

Cambridge City Council require a company to provide us with at least 6 AQ Mesh Pods which can monitor nitrogen dioxide, particulates and carbon dioxide for a period of at least 9 months.

This is to form part of a trial of a low cost monitoring technology funded for by a Defra grant.

The Grant application specified the use of AQ Mesh monitors as the trial would build on the previous trials undertaken in Cambridge of the AQ Mesh technology.

We would be looking to hire the instruments with the company able to offer set-up maintenance, data capture and preparation for sharing with the public and other interested parties.

The company also needs to be able to respond to any fault notifications within 48 hours If you feel you can provide these goods and services please provide a detailed description of the equipment and how you will provide the services to be no longer than 2 sides of A4, through the Procontract e-tendering portal.

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Cambridge City Council require a company

Cambridge City Council require a company to provide us with at least 6 AQ Mesh Pods which can monitor nitrogen dioxide, particulates and carbon dioxide for a period of at least 9 months.

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We would be looking to hire

We would be looking to hire the instruments with the company able to offer set-up maintenance, data capture and preparation for sharing with the public and other interested parties.

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Stage
preprocurement · Closed
Source
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Buyer ref
CAMBDC001-DN406048-88077943
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