Air Quality Lab Enclosure and Equipment Upgrade

SCC Environmental Protection team are currently assessing a possible upgrade of an air quality lab and improvements at their second lab.
Pending suitable quotations they would like to replace the current lab enclosure. The replacement enclosure should be large enough to house several pieces of air quality monitoring equipment, have standing room for at least two people and a separate gas cupboard. The enclosure will need to be installed at a remote location and all equipment set up to agreed timescales, to minimise lost data. Financial guarantees that this can be completed without unplanned data loss should be included within the quote.
Inside the enclosure are currently located a NOx analyser, Ozone analyser and an FDMS PM10 unit. Environmental Protection intend for the NOx and PM10 units to be replaced with more modern models. For the PM10 unit, they are considering replacement with a unit that can carry out assessment of both PM10 and 2.5. Appropriate equipment specifications should be discussed with the Environmental Protection team and applicants may be required to liaise with central data collection units to ensure that the chosen equipment meets legislative requirements.
Data at the lab is currently collected via a dial up connection and Environmental Protection are considering replacing this with 4g or broadband, as appropriate. This upgrade would include removal of existing external data loggers and, working with the internal IT department, the set up of data being collected internally by the new gas analysers.
The comms improvements would also be completed at our second lab.
The second lab also requires an engineer to remove obsolete equipment which Environmental Protection currently expects to take 1-2 days.
Both labs require modem connected temperature sensors.
If this is of interest please can you either express an interest through the chest or email to procurement@salford.gov.uk no later than 29th January 2016.