Acquisition of Melt Flow Index, Volumetric Index Measuring Equipment, and Elevator for the Superior School of Design, Management, and Production Technology

This tender pertains to the acquisition of specialized equipment for the Superior School of Design, Management, and Production Technology. The required equipment includes a Melt Flow Index (MFI) meter, a Volumetric Index measuring device, and an elevator. The MFI meter is crucial for polymer science and engineering, used to measure the flow rate of a polymer under specific conditions, indicating its processability and molecular weight distribution. The Volumetric Index measuring equipment likely relates to measuring material density or volume characteristics, important for material science and manufacturing processes. The inclusion of an elevator suggests a need for vertical transportation within the school's facilities, possibly for moving materials, equipment, or personnel, particularly relevant for a school focused on production technology and design where larger items or prototypes might be handled. The objective is to equip the school with advanced tools to support its educational and research activities in design, management, and production technology. Bidders will be assessed on the technical specifications of the equipment, its suitability for academic and research purposes, warranty, after-sales support, and overall cost-effectiveness. This procurement is vital for enhancing the school's practical training capabilities and research infrastructure.

This is a supplies contract in the education and training, architecture and engineering and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Education Infrastructure. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 22,950.

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