Design and build of three Axis motion control system
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The requirement is for the design, build, and commissioning of a new three-axis motion control system for a 420kV filter wheel at NPL, Teddington.
The system will replace the existing aging control system and must comply with current regulations and standards.
Goods and Services to be Supplied: Design, build, and test of the motion control system.
Electrical installation, commissioning, and operator training at NPL.
Safety integration with LaserMET ICS-6 system.
User interfaces: PC-based Ethernet control (PC/software not included) and EXOR ON5 handheld HMI pendant.
Compliance and documentation: CE and UKCA marking, EMC testing by UCAS accredited facility, technical file, operation manual, and schematics.
What the notice asks for
The system will replace the existing aging
The system will replace the existing aging control system and must comply with current regulations and standards.
Safety integration with LaserMET ICS-6 system
Safety integration with LaserMET ICS-6 system.
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- ocds-h6vhtk-0601b7
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- award · Awarded
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- 001388-2026
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