Who won: CEFAS26-128 Toxicology rack with associated RO unit for flow through chemical exposures

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This equipment will be critical in delivering current and future work that support key government policies on both creating tools for modern toxicology and animal use in science. It is projected to be heavily used over the next decade where NAMs (new approach methodologies) need to be developed and validated. The programme that is currently relying on such equipment is the Defra Chemicals Programme and the associated EU Horizon project PARC (where funds are received via UKRI). Scope of Requirements: 1. Technical Requirement 1.1 Static and flow through operation modes that support controlled Chemical exposure within each tank while avoiding continuous recirculation (pre-set valves should permit independent regulation of water flow to each individual tank) 1.2 Programmable water exchange capability supporting stable environmental conditions while minimizing disturbance to the fish. Water flow valve must provide clear visual indication of functionality whilst water flow rate and water replacement settings should be easily set, preferably via a touchscreen, and should be able to vary amongst each complete row of tanks. 1.3 The exchange water volume should be flexible, meaning abilit

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