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The University has secured UKRI funding to purchase a transport system that is capable of electrically measuring nano-scale devices as a function of temperature and magnetic field. This system will consist of a closed-cycle refrigerator cryostat and a variable magnetic field platform. The system will be housed in the Herschel-Annex building-based laboratory, which is currently being renovated. The objectives of the equipment are summarized as follows:
⢠To be able to measure devices non-stop from 5 K to 325 K under high vacuum (< 1x10-6 mbar)
⢠To be able to apply external magnetic field through an electromagnet. This double-tuned adjustable air gap system will be integrated on a rotating platform that will enable us applying direction-dependent magnetic field.
The scope of this contract is for the supply, delivery and help in installation of the equipment as detailed in the ITT to the University, with after-sales support and 12 months warranty and maintenance.
Expressions of interest in this opportunity can be made by registering via the University's eTendering portal at:
https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=0dc3dfb3-7256-eb11-8106-005056b64545
The contract reference is NU/1626.
The deadline for submitting a tender response is 14.00 GMT on Thursday 28th January 2021.
No supplier information available.