AD 20260400PRR - Acquisition of System, CHUM System (Cross Hole Ultrasonic Monitor) and respective accessories–L28

This tender, identified as AD 20260400PRR, concerns the procurement of a Cross Hole Ultrasonic Monitor (CHUM) system, along with its associated accessories. The CHUM system is a specialized geophysical tool used primarily for geotechnical investigations and structural health monitoring. It operates by transmitting ultrasonic pulses between boreholes to assess the integrity and properties of the ground or constructed elements.

The scope of this acquisition includes the complete CHUM system, which typically comprises a transmitter, receiver, data acquisition unit, and software for analysis. Crucially, the tender also specifies the need for all respective accessories required for the system's operation and maintenance. While the description is concise, it implies a need for a fully functional and ready-to-deploy solution. Potential bidders are expected to provide detailed specifications of the proposed CHUM system, including its technical capabilities, performance metrics, and compatibility with standard geotechnical practices. The designation 'L28' likely refers to a specific project, department, or contract reference within the procuring entity. Further details regarding the intended application, delivery location, and specific technical requirements would typically be found in the full tender documentation. This procurement is vital for ensuring accurate subsurface characterization and monitoring of infrastructure projects, contributing to enhanced safety and reliability.

This is a supplies contract in the information and communication technology sector, with a focus on Hardware. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 24,900.

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