Provision of a Research Collaboration Project to investigate highly antimicrobial inorganic coatings for infection control

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UNIVERSITY OF THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS

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Laboratory services
Basic inorganic chemicals
Biomedical equipment
Coating materials
Application work of protective coatings
Research services

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

The University wishes to invite tenders to supply and work with The University in a Research Collaboration Project. The subject of the Project is the evaluation of technologies for the production of adherent, hard, inorganic antimicrobial coatings.
The Research Collaboration Project will be guided by a Research Collaboration Agreement. The Research Collaboration Agreement will be added to the University of the Highlands and Islands' Terms and Conditions of Contract as an Addendum.
It should be noted that this will be agreed following contract award. The University does not have a standard Research Collaboration Agreement which can be shared.
The coatings will be applied primarily, but not exclusively, to healthcare products such as surgical instruments and implants. The successful applicant (The Contractor) will work with The University under the terms of an agreed Research Collaboration Agreement.

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UNIVERSITY OF THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS

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Andrew Young

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