The Provision of Four ION Mobility Spectroscopic Trace Detection Systems

Description

Revenues Customs Service requires ion mobility spectroscopic (IMS) technology (the “system”) to perform real time detection and identification of trace chemicals which may be benign, hazardous and/or illegal. The chemicals may be located within legitimate cargo, postage/parcel consignments and personal effects. In this context “trace” refers to substances which are not visible to the naked eye. Lot 1: Revenues Customs Service requires ion mobility spectroscopic (IMS) technology (the “system”) to perform real time detection and identification of trace chemicals which may be benign, hazardous and/or illegal. The chemicals may be located within legitimate cargo, postage/parcel consignments and personal effects. In this context “trace” refers to substances which are not visible to the naked eye. Lot 1: Revenues Customs Service requires ion mobility spectroscopic (IMS) technology (the “system”) to perform real time detection and identification of trace chemicals which may be benign, hazardous and/or illegal. The chemicals may be located within legitimate cargo, postage/parcel consignments and personal effects. In this context “trace” refers to substances which are not visible to the naked eye.