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LUV01495 Procurement of Quad Systems C4 NMR Spectrometer and associated peripherals

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The University of Leicester, specifically the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, has issued a direct award contract to Quad Systems AG for the procurement of a Quad Systems C4 NMR spectrometer and associated peripherals. Funded by the BBSRC, this highly specialized instrument is designed to enhance the university's research capabilities regarding the dynamics and structure of molecules, with a specific focus on nucleic acid-protein, protein-protein, and small-molecule-protein interactions. The system features probeheads optimized for sensitivity in biologically relevant solvent systems and integrated LED systems across multiple wavelengths for photo-CIDNP applications. Under solicitation number LUV01495 and published on September 14, 2026, the contract is valued at 990,000 pounds including VAT. This procurement is conducted under the Procurement Act 2023 to ensure the university maintains its scientific edge in biophysical and molecular research. Anthony Midgley serves as the primary point of contact for this award.

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University of Leicester awarded Quad Systems AG 990,000 pounds for an NMR spectrometer.

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The University of Leicester, Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, is expanding its capabilities to study the dynamics and structure of molecules using NMR spectroscopy. To support this, funding has been secured from the BBSRC to procure a highly specialised instrument: the Quad Systems C4 NMR spectrometer and associated peripherals. This instrument integrates cutting-edge technology into a single coherent system. The Quad Systems C4 NMR spectrometer will be installed at the University to support its research activities, particularly in areas involving nucleic acid-protein, protein-protein, and small-molecule-protein interactions. It includes a range of probeheads optimised for maximum sensitivity in biologically relevant solvent systems and integrated LED systems with a range of wavelengths (280, 390, 460, 490, 530 and 600nm) for photo-CIDNP applications. This comprises a fully integrated system which is required to maintain the scientific edge of our ongoing biophysical and molecular research.

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