TU Dublin seeks competitive bids for a multichannel electrochemical workstation to support corrosion, energy storage, hydrogen production, environmental, and biomedical research applications.
Tender closed on 9 Sept 2026. Awaiting award.
TU Dublin is inviting qualified suppliers to design, manufacture, and install up to 64 adaptable educational workstation frames across two campus buildings through a collaborative design process.
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TU Dublin is seeking suppliers to deliver and install an advanced electrochemical multichannel workstation for research applications spanning corrosion monitoring, energy storage, hydrogen production, environmental analysis, and biomedical studies.
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