Radiochemistry Synthesiser (2025)
We wish to acquire a Synthesiser with the capability to generate fluorine-18 radiotracers, aiming to enhance our daily production capacity and research capabilities. Of paramount importance is the need for a fully integrated self-cleaning system, allowing automatic rinsing and cleaning of the module after each production cycle, eliminating the requirement to open the hot cell door. This feature is crucial in minimising downtime between fluorine-18 productions, thereby facilitating an increase in our daily output.
Buyer
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
Value
£170,000
Published
3 Oct 2025
Closes
19 May 2025
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Goods
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
33100000
Medical equipments
38000000
Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
Lots
Lot 1 Radiochemistry Synthesiser (2025)
£181,459
We wish to acquire a Synthesiser with the capability to generate fluorine-18 radiotracers, aiming to enhance our daily production capacity and research capabilities. Of paramount importance is the need for a fully integrated self-cleaning system, allowing automatic rinsing and cleaning of the module after each production cycle, eliminating the requirement to...
Delivery: UKM75
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We wish to acquire a Synthesiser with the capability to generate fluorine-18 radiotracers, aiming to enhance our daily production capacity and research capabilities. Of paramount importance is the need for a fully integrated self-cleaning s...
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Radiochemistry Synthesiser (2025)
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We wish to acquire a Synthesiser with the capability to generate fluorine-18 radiotracers, aiming to enhance our daily production capacity and research capabilities. Of paramount importance is the need for a fully integrated self-cleaning s...
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