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Supply and installation of the following equipment, along with associated services: • Fida Neo System UV • Fida Neo 480 Detector • Kinetics Software Module • Installation, training and freight • Two-year Full Coverage Service Agreement The system is a fluorescence-based capillary flow instrument for accurate quantification of pa
Purchase of high Pressure/High Temperature bench top lab reactor pressure vessel system
Thermo Scientific Quattro S SEM Maintenance and Service Contract Includes initial repair of equipment.
Aston University is seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers to provide and implement an off-the-shelf solution to support the full Postgraduate Research (PGR) student lifecycle. This procurement aligns with the University's 2030 Strategy and its ambition to expand its PGR 1community to 1,000 students
The University currently uses Unit 4 Agresso Research Costing and Pricing (ARCP) as its research grant management system and costing tool. It provides valuable data and reports as part of Aston's pre- and post-award grants processes and houses the approvals process via an automated system in Agresso. The tool also functions as a
A Floor Standing Loading Machine that is capable of apply both tensile and compressive forces up 600 kN
Aston University has awarded a contract for Phase 1B Refurbishment Works at 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham (B7 4BL). The works involve refurbishment of the partial Ground Floor, the Third Floor, and the upgrade of Staircores 2, 4 and 5 of the building. The project was procured through a Further Competition under the Pagabo Natio
Electronic equipment for electrophysiology recordings (local field potentials)
Aston University requires out of hours coverage for call logging management system. This is to ensure that IT support continues beyond normal office hours, including evenings, weekends, bank holidays and university closure days.
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