High-Power UV Tuneable Light Source Procurement
Swansea University is procuring a high-power UV tuneable light source (200-400 nm, ≥1 mW) for spectroscopic research on wide bandgap semiconductors.
Decision brief
4 fields- Contract valueest.£83,333Pounds sterling
- Tender closed30 Jul 20261 weeks ago
- SectorBrowse related listings
- LocationUnited KingdomWales
Lifecycle
ClosedTender closed on 30 Jul 2026. Awaiting award.
Brief
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