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UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Structured Light Scanner Upgrade

Industrial MachineryCPV 42000000
Value£92k
Awarded21 Oct 2021
Published25 Oct 2021
RegionYorkshire and the Humber
Outcome — awarded

This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.

Contract value in context
£92ktotal contract value
median £100k
this tender£0£1.3m

This sits in the lower-middle of the Industrial Machinery band — a mid-scale opportunity. Based on 5,734 valued Industrial Machinery tenders in our corpus.

The brief

Upgrade of existing structured light scanner from 2013 GOM ATOS Triple Scan to the 2021 GOM ATOS 5.

Upgrade includes the trade-in of outdated hardware with latest hardware (ATOS 5 scanner head, computer/controller, touch probe), software update, on-site installation and software support for 12 months.

Key requirements

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Upgrade includes the trade-in of outdated hardware

Upgrade includes the trade-in of outdated hardware with latest hardware (ATOS 5 scanner head, computer/controller, touch probe), software update, on-site installation and software support for 12 months.

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Source & provenance
OCID
f79e39f2-cc15-4d5a-ae1a-458ee0c433a1
Stage
contract · Contract
Source
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Buyer ref
3141/SSA/JN/21
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