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- Supply
Two-photon 3D lithography printing system FIRST-CLA at ETH Zurich
- Location
- Canton ZH
- Procuring office
- ETH Zürich - Abt. Procurement & Export Services
- Requesting office
- ETH Zürich - FIRST-CLA
Awarded
Awarded to
- Nanoscribe GmbH & Co. KG, Eggenstein-LeopoldshafenEUR 809’616.68
What is being procured?
Scope of work
The FIRST-CLA platform of ETH Zurich invites bids for the purchase of a two-photon three-dimensional (3D) micro- and nanolithography system. The instrument will be used for:
1) 3D printing of submicron and micron sized features with nanometer-resolution and nanometer surface roughness
2) 3D printing of structures in the order of submilimeter to several millimetres in XYZ with shell/scaffolding and freely moving parts. System must allow the user to switch between different configurations (high-est resolution, lower resolution but faster).
3) 3D printing on different substrates such as wafers, chips, and fibers of opaque and transparent nature without pretreatment.
For further information please refer to the tender documents.
Key facts, codes and options
Key facts, codes and options
- Type of contract
- Supply
- Type of supply
- Purchase
- Procedure
- Open procedure
- Trades
- Not evident from the available publication data.
- CPV
- CPV 38000000 – Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
- Options
- Not evident from the available publication data.
- Variants
- Not evident from the available publication data.
- Partial offers
- Not evident from the available publication data.
TEXFY assessment: Products, installations, quantities, technical specifications and exclusions are not structured fields of the publication. TEXFY does not analyse the free text on them: check the original text and the tender documents.
Official source
- simap project number
- 28750
- Publication number
- 28750-02
- Covered by international agreements
- Yes
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