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    ContractsCustom Cryogenic Vacuum System: Supply, Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance
    Closed contract

    Custom Cryogenic Vacuum System: Supply, Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance

    Contract value
    €90k
    Closed 15 Oct 2026

    UCD seeks a supplier to deliver and maintain a custom cryogenic vacuum system for a new dissolved gas tracer laboratory supporting ERC-funded research.

    🇮🇪IrelandPublished 9 Sept 2026· 1 month agoviaeTenders Ireland
    Contract value
    €90k
    Closed 15 Oct 2026
    Tender deadline passed on 15 Oct 2026.

    Decision brief

    4 fields
    • Contract value
      est.€90,000
      Euros
    • Tender closed
      15 Oct 2026
      2 weeks ago
    • Sector
      Research & Innovation
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    • Location
      🇮🇪Ireland

    Lifecycle

    Closed

    Tender closed on 15 Oct 2026. Awaiting award.

    9 Sept 2026Today15 Oct 2026

    Brief

    University College Dublin's School of Earth Sciences is seeking qualified suppliers to provide, install, commission, and maintain a customised cryogenic vacuum system. This specialised equipment will form the core infrastructure of a new dissolved gas tracer laboratory being established to support a European Research Council-funded research project. The system must be tailored to meet specific laboratory requirements for gas analysis and research purposes. Interested suppliers should have demonstrated expertise in cryogenic equipment, vacuum systems, and the ability to deliver comprehensive support services including installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance.

    Track record

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    Publisher
    Office of Government Procurement
    Licence
    CC-BY 4.0
    Source
    etenders.gov.ie
    Record ID
    9021555

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