Procurement of a Segmented Flow Analyser
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview The Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources (ACT), through the Inorganics Laboratory of the Australian Standards Branch (ASB), is seeking a supplier to provide a replacement four-channel Segmented Flow Analyser for the existing two-channel AA500 unit. Purpose The existing two-channel AA500 Segmented Flow Analyser requires replacement with a new four-channel Segmented Flow Analyser to maintain analytical capability, improve efficiency and support current and future client requirements. The replacement will maintain NMI's nutrient testing capability while improving operational efficiency and service delivery to clients. Objectives Enable simultaneous analysis of ammonia, orthophosphate, NOx and nitrite Increase sample throughput Reduce turnaround times Improve laboratory productivity Scope Supply of a new four-channel Segmented Flow Analyser to replace the existing two-channel AA500 Segmented Flow Analyser Enquiries Contact: Project Officer Email: NMItendersASB@measurement.gov.au
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