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External chemical analysis of aerosol filter samples from Neumayer Station III Antarctica Tender

Original: Externe chemische Analyse von Aerosol-Filterproben aus dem Spurenstoffobservatorium an der Neumayer-Station III in der Antarktis

Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung

In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering services. Delivery covers Germany and Antarctica (Europe). It is classified under Air Quality and Climate Software and Data against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

This tender procures external chemical analysis of aerosol filter samples collected at the Neumayer Station III observatory in Antarctica to support atmospheric trace-substance monitoring. Bidders should be specialized analytical laboratories with expertise in aerosol chemistry, trace-element analysis, and experience handling polar research samples.

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About this tender

Externe chemische Analyse von Aerosol-Filterproben aus dem Spurenstoffobservatorium an der Neumayer-Station III in der Antarktis Externe chemische Analyse von Aerosol-Filterproben aus dem Spurenstoffobservatorium an der Neumayer-Station III in der Antarktis

Key requirements

  • ✓Chemical analysis capability for aerosol filter samples
  • ✓Expertise in trace-substance and atmospheric composition measurement
  • ✓Experience with polar research sample handling and analysis protocols

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About this sector

Air quality funding covers monitoring networks, emission controls, clean transport zones and cleaner heating and cooking. Public authorities buy monitoring and abatement through tenders, while research and health programmes fund studies and pilots. Applicants are usually asked to set out baseline measurements and how improvements will be verified.