Thursday, March 11, 2010

Latest Opportunities to Tender for Business

 

This page contains details of the latest tenders released by STFC for various large instruments and technology projects.

Each entry details when the documents were released and the available information for the tender.

Users are advised to check the submission dates carefully as these vary for each tender.

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CERN Market Survey: TURBINE FANS FOR RACKS ELECTRONICS - response by 31st March
CERN have released a price enquiry for:

TURBINE FANS FOR RACKS ELECTRONICS

The technical description is attached. The deadline for responding by post is 31st March so if you are interested in this project, please contact me at tenderopportunities@stfc.ac.uk for full details of how to apply.

Kind regards,
Julie, STFC tenders team
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STFC tender, CERN: 1) RF network analyzer with 8 cables 2) 16 X-band bi-directional couplers - response by 26th March
CERN have released two price enquiries:

1) RF network analyzer with 8 cables
2) 16 X-band bi-directional couplers with RF pick-ups

I have attached the technical specifications. If you are able to respond to either of these tenders or would like more information, please reply to Julie at: tenderopportunities@stfc.ac.uk to receive the application files.

The deadline for the offer to be sent by post to CERN is 26th March 2010.
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New tender from ESRF - released 23/10
Tender for Magnetic Elements for 11 Undulators
Tender details:

ESRF CFT 1768: Magnetic Elements for 11 Undulators
Deadline : 19 November 2009

If you would like to apply for this tender, please contact STFC at tenderopportunities@stfc.ac.uk .
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Call for tenders for the manufacturing of the temperature control System for the Indoor Unit of the Cryogenic Compressor System of ALMA.
An active thermal management system is needed to keep the ICCU within the required temperature range of +5° C to +28°C. Especially the Adsorber would be affected if operated outside the defined temperature range. Possible contamination could be the consequence which would affect the whole cryogenic system. A non acceptable maintenance effort or damages of the Cryogenic system would be the result. Therefore a proper Control system for heating and cooling is required and needs to be realised. The Control System will be located within a protective enclosure of the Indoor Compressor Unit.

This is a build-to-print procurement. The Contractor shall validate the design described in the Technical Specifications and the drawings.
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) wishes to identify potential bidders for the build-to-print manufacture of a temperature control system which will control the environmental operating conditions of the indoor unit of the cryogenic compressor system of ALMA. The attached document provides further details on the scope of work.
The call for tenders will be issued by ESO to selected companies on March 3rd. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reply to this email by March 3rd 2010, so we can put you in contact with ESO.
Please provide your name, company name and address in your reply, together with a brief resume of your company.
Robert Pfab
Mail to TENDEROPPORTUNITIES@stfc.ac.uk

Purpose of the procurement
The Atacama Large Millimeter and Sub-Millimeter Array (ALMA) will be operated on the Chajnantor plateau 5000m above sea level in the Altiplano of the northern part of Chile.
The Cryogenic System of ALMA is part of the infrastructure and provides the necessary cooling for the low noise receiver within the front end vacuum vessel. It is mandatory for the successful astronomical observations that the Cryogenic System operates reliable in terms of temperature stability and robustness.
The central part of that system is the He compressor unit, which are located outside of the receiver cabin on the antenna platform. The selected compressor concept for the ALMA application is divided in two units, the Indoor Compressor Control Unit (ICCU), and the Outdoor Compressor Unit (OCU).
The ICCU is designed for the indoor Laboratory use and a protection against the environmental influences is mandatory to provide the required operational condition specified by Sumitomo. Therefore a protective Enclosure including an active temperature control system is required to guarantee the necessary protection and operational temperature.

Type of Business
Electro Installation, Wiring, Cabling, Verification and testing of the PLC based control electronic.

Competencies required
The Contractor shall demonstrate his ability to manufacture the control electronic based on examples of previous projects.

In particular the Contractor shall provide evidence of expertise in the following technical fields:
Electro installation
Wiring and assembling of control electronic according to specification and drawing
Verification Tests on PLC (programmable logic computer) based control electronics
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