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Procurement of E-TEST Equipment

Koninklijk Nederlands Meteorologisch Instituut (KNMI) · Open · 2 lots · 220266
Type
Supplies
38293000
Estimated value
Not published
To deadline
Ongoing
Knock-outs
n/a
exclusion grounds
Award basis
Best price-quality ratio
Assess manuallyconfidence low

The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) intends to purchase E-TEST (Einstein Telescope EMR Site & Technology) equipment via an open tender for seismological research within the EINSTEIN project in Limburg. The contract consists of two lots: lot 1 for borehole stations and lot 2 for surface stations. The equipment must comply with the technical specifications of the E-TEST system, including accurate seismic sensors, data processing and storage capabilities, and compatibility with existing KNMI infrastructure. Suppliers must offer a full delivery and installation service, including training, maintenance, and aftercare. The procedure is public, allowing a wide range of bidders to participate. The contract is aimed at improving seismic monitoring in the region and supporting scientific studies within the EINSTEIN project.

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SME-friendlyEuropean
Contracting authority
Koninklijk Nederlands Meteorologisch Instituut (KNMI)
Contract type
Supplies
Open
Estimated value
Estimate not published
Submission deadline
Ongoing
11:00
Scope
European
European procedure
Lots
2
2 lots
Main CPV code
38293000
Location
De Bilt
CharacteristicsCPV 38SuppliesSME-friendlyEU tenderE-TESTEinstein Telescopeseismology

01What is being requested

The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) intends to purchase E-TEST (Einstein Telescope EMR Site & Technology) equipment via an open tender for seismological research within the EINSTEIN project in Limburg. The contract consists of two lots: lot 1 for borehole stations and lot 2 for surface stations. The equipment must comply with the technical specifications of the E-TEST system, including accurate seismic sensors, data processing and storage capabilities, and compatibility with existing KNMI infrastructure. Suppliers must offer a full delivery and installation service, including training, maintenance, and aftercare. The procedure is public, allowing a wide range of bidders to participate. The contract is aimed at improving seismic monitoring in the region and supporting scientific studies within the EINSTEIN project.

Procurement of E-TEST (Einstein Telescope EMR Site & Technology) Equipment for Seismologic research on behalf of the EINSTEIN project in Limburg, the Netherlands. This tender consists of the procurement of Borehole stations (lot 1) and Surface stations (lot 2).

38293000Supplies
1Lot 1—
2Lot 2—

02Breakdown by lot

Lot 1n/a
Lot 2n/a

Per-lot values not published — bars show only the lot breakdown.

03Exclusion grounds

Exclusion grounds — consult the ESPD
  • No specific exclusion grounds were extracted. In a European tender, the mandatory and discretionary grounds of art. 2.86/2.87 of the Dutch Procurement Act almost always apply — check the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD).

04Value in context

Estimate not published

The contracting authority did not publish an estimated value — common for a large share of contracts. The EU threshold for leveringen is € 221.000, for reference.

05Likely competitors

#Likely bidderFitWins
1Bruker Nederland B.V.SME7813×
2Carl Zeiss B.V.SME7510×
3Nanometrics IncUnknown712×
4FEI Europe B.V.SME707×
5leica geosystems bvSME673×
6Thermo Fisher ScientificUnknown676×

06Legal themes that may be relevant here

07Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the procurement of the E-TEST equipment?
The equipment is intended for seismological research on behalf of the EINSTEIN project in Limburg, the Netherlands.
What does the contract for the delivery of the E-TEST equipment entail?
The contract includes the delivery of borehole stations (lot 1) and surface stations (lot 2).

Automatically compiled from the official tender data and documents.

08Estimated value versus the market

p25
€ 300K
median
€ 515K
p75
€ 1,7 mln
deze opdracht

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