UK SBS Aeromagnetic Sensor , associated data acquisition system and altitude compensation software
Aeromagnetic sensor, associated data acquisition system and attitude compensation software The British Antarctic Survey is seeking to purchase an aeromagnetic sensor, associated data acquisition system and attitude compensation software suitable for operation in an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The platform has an optimal payload of 10kg. For geophysics we aim to operate magnetic and other sensors simultaneously. The UAV platform will supply the magnetic data acquisition system with DC power (5, 12, or 24V), and o...
Buyer
UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED
Value
£30,000
Published
24 Oct 2017
Closes
11 Jul 2017
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
South East
Procurement method
Direct
Category
Goods
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CPV classifications
34000000
Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation
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Lot default UK SBS Aeromagnetic Sensor , associated data acquisition system and altitude compensation software
£30,000
Aeromagnetic sensor, associated data acquisition system and attitude compensation software The British Antarctic Survey is seeking to purchase an aeromagnetic sensor, associated data acquisition system and attitude compensation software suitable for operation in an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The platform has an optimal payload of 10kg. For geophysics we...
Delivery: South East · United Kingdom, South East, United Kingdom
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AW4.1 Terms and Conditions
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UK SBS RE17237 Aeromagnetic sensor ITQ Invitation to Quote
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UK SBS RE17237 Aeromagnetic sensor ITQ Invitation to Quote
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