Procurement of a CryoFIB SEM | Tenderlake

Procurement of a CryoFIB SEM

Contract Value:
GBP 2M -
Notice Type:
Contract Notice
Published Date:
06 December 2024
Closing Date:
13 January 2025
Location(s):
UK UNITED KINGDOM
UKK SOUTH WEST (ENGLAND) (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
Description:
The University of Bristol is looking for a dual beam Focused Ion Beam/Scanning Electron Microscope with a Cryo-stage for milling lamella from frozen-hydrated samples, featuring correlative fluorescence microscopy and room temperature operation for volume EM imaging.
Procurement of a CryoFIB SEM.
The University of Bristol is seeking tenders for a versatile, fully integrated dual beam Focused Ion Beam/ Scanning Electron Microscope (FIBSEM) with a Cryo-stage that will allow the milling of lamella from frozen-hydrated cells and tissue (via cryo lift out). The total solution will have correlative fluorescence microscopy capability and allow cryo-transfer to TEM for cryo-tomography studies. The instrument should also be operational at room temperature for volume EM imaging of fixed specimens. Ideally the proposed solution will also replace our existing cryo-SEM capability.

The University of Bristol is seeking tenders for a versatile, fully integrated dual beam Focused Ion Beam/ Scanning Electron Microscope (FIBSEM) with a Cryo-stage that will allow the milling of lamella from frozen-hydrated cells and tissue (via cryo lift out). The total solution will have correlative fluorescence microscopy capability and allow cryo-transfer to TEM for cryo-tomography studies. The instrument should also be operational at room temperature for volume EM imaging of fixed specimens. Ideally the proposed solution will also replace our existing cryo-SEM capability.
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The Buyer:
University of Bristol
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CPV Code(s):
38510000 - Microscopes
38511000 - Electron microscopes
38511100 - Scanning electron microscopes
38512100 - Ion microscopes
38515200 - Fluorescent microscopes