The Medical Research Council seeks to procure low-cost air quality and temperature sensors. This tender aims to enhance environmental monitoring capabilities, with a focus on affordability and efficiency.
The Medical Research Council of South Africa is inviting tenders for the purchase of low-cost air quality and temperature sensors. These sensors are essential for advancing scientific research and public health initiatives by providing accurate and real-time data on environmental conditions. The successful bidder will be required to supply sensors that meet specific technical specifications, ensuring reliability and ease of integration into existing monitoring systems.
The scope of this tender includes the provision of sensors that can measure various air quality parameters, such as particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, and temperature. Bidders should demonstrate their capability to deliver these products within the stipulated timeframe and provide ongoing support and maintenance services. The procurement aims to support research initiatives focused on understanding the impact of air quality on public health and to promote sustainable environmental practices.
By investing in low-cost sensors, the Medical Research Council aims to enhance data collection efforts, facilitating better-informed decision-making in health and environmental policies. This initiative not only supports scientific research but also contributes to the broader goal of improving air quality and public health outcomes across South Africa.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in environmental monitoring equipment, sensor technology, and related scientific research tools. Companies with experience in manufacturing or supplying low-cost sensors and those capable of providing technical support and maintenance services are encouraged to apply.
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