School of Biology: Pop-up Satellite Archival Tags

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University of St Andrews

Value

£300,000

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Satellite-related communications equipment
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Tags

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Submission Deadline

3 years ago

Published

3 years ago

Description

Lot 1 = Pop-up Satellite Archival Tags capable of deployment for 1 year (battery and memory capacity).
Lot 2 = Tags capable of deployment for 2 years (battery and memory capacity).

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University of St Andrews

Body governed by public law

Adrian Wood

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+44 1334462523

+44 1382229961

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