Awarded contract

Tunable Laser System

Details

Supplier(s)
RADIANT LIGHT SL
Value
£155,875
Duration
1 year
Topic
Lasers
Published
4 November 2025

Tender description

The purchase of a tunable laser system that provides continuous waved (CW) lasers for every single wavelength from 400 nm to 4 micrometres. It must be computer-controlled and the user should be able to choose the wavelength. The power of any wavelength must not be less than 1W. ## Contract award

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published4 November 2025
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date4 November 2025
  3. Next: Contract expiry date30 March 2027in 5 months

About the buyer

Nottingham Trent University buys as a higher education institution under its own Procurement Policy, covering the goods and services it needs to operate, teach and conduct research. Framework agreements run through regional and national purchasing consortia such as NEUPC, APUC and ESPO. A central Procurement team runs supplier due diligence checks once a tender is won.

Contract value decides whether a supplier is asked for a quotation or invited to tender.

Over the past 5 years, most of Nottingham Trent University's contract awards have been in construction work, software and information systems and laboratory and precision equipment.

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