5 Delkontrakt

5.1 Teknisk ID for partiet: LOT-0000

Titel: Notice of award - mIRage-LS, microscopy+nanospectroscopy platform for SDU

Beskrivelse: Notice of award regarding purchase of a microscopy+nanospectroscopy platform, named\n mIRage-LS for SDU.

Intern identifikator: 24/40773

5.1.1 Formål

Kontraktens art: Varer

Primær klassificering (cpv): 38000000 Laboratorieudstyr, optisk udstyr og præcisionsudstyr (ikke briller)

5.1.2 Udførelsessted

Landespecifik underafdeling (NUTS): Fyn (DK031)

Land: Danmark

Yderligere oplysninger:

5.1.5 Værdi

Anslået værdi eksklusiv moms: 821.684 Euro

5.1.6 Generelle oplysninger

Indkøbsprojekt, der ikke finansieres med EU-midler

Udbuddet er omfattet af aftalen om offentlige udbud (GPA): nej

5.1.10 Tildelingskriterier

Kriterium:

Type: Kvalitet

Beskrivelse: The mIRage-LS is the first and only fully integrated and sample registration free\n combination of submicron IR, Raman and Fluorescence microscopy techniques combined\n into a single platform that heralds a breakthrough. Based on the periodic market research.\n The mIRage-LS utilizes Optical Photothermal Infrared (O-PTIR) spectroscopy technique\n with a visible probe to achieve top-down sub-micron IR illumination as standard. An\n optional bottom-up IR illumination design allows the use of high-power visible microscope\n collection objectives for significantly enhanced IR spatial resolution (<500nm). The\n integrated Raman spectrometer allows for simultaneous sub-micron IR and Raman spectroscopy\n and imaging at the same spot and at the same time with the same spatial resolution.\n The high-performance Fluorescence microscopy capability is also available, providing\n co-located IR and Fluorescence for fast localization of regions of interest for the\n IR measurement of bio-molecular structures. It is a critical instrument in advancing\n our understanding of nanoplastics, which have emerged as pressing environmental and\n health concerns. This state-of-the-art equipment fills significant knowledge gaps,\n particularly concerning nanosized particles (<1 µm), which have eluded detection due\n to limited methodologies. The mIRage-LS system's revolutionary capabilities enable\n rapid, automated detection, spectroscopic analysis, and chemical identification of\n these nano-sized pollutants, significantly enhancing our comprehension of their distribution,\n composition, and ecological impacts. Moreover, the mIRage- LS system is a powerful\n tool in safeguarding both environmental integrity and human well-being. Plastic particles\n have infiltrated aquatic ecosystems and have the potential to harm marine life and\n human health. The system's ability to identify the most biologically harmful plastic\n size fraction is invaluable for assessing environmental plastic pollution and its\n potential consequences. It empowers researchers to investigate the potential health\n risks associated with nanoplastics, helping to protect the environment and public\n health. The versatility and capacity of the mIRage-LS system, particularly including\n six unique advanced parts, is another compelling reason. The six advanced parts were\n meticulously selected to augment the capabilities of the mIRage-LS platform and advance\n our research. Each of these components is specifically tailored to enhance the automaticity,\n efficiency, accuracy, and overall capacity of the mIRage-LS platform within the context\n of our research project. This judicious allocation of resources is poised to contribute\n significantly to the success and impact of our project. The details of the six advanced\n add-ons are as follows. 1. LS-QCL-CH985: Upgrading the LS-QCL-03 mIRage HYPERspectra\n QCL Laser to cover (CHcore FP region) - (2990-2700 and 1800-985cm-1). This enhancement\n expands the spectral range, enabling comprehensive analysis of chemical functionalities\n of particles and molecular structures of cells within the specified regions. 2. UP-CP-ILLUM-LS:\n Transmission Illumination option for UP-CP-TRANS-LS. The mIRage-LS system comes standard\n with reflection mode optical illumination. This transmission illumination option allows\n us to optically observe a specimen with transmitted light below the specimen, providing\n improved contrast, especially for transparent samples like cells and transparent particles,\n contributing to a more accurate understanding of their biological interactions. 3.\n FLT-AFL-A: Filter Cube & Housing – Autofluorescence. Filter set for Autofluorescence\n 364. It provides excellent general-purpose autofluorescence imaging by exciting in\n the UV (355-375nm) and passing all emissions>425 nm, facilitating high-quality imaging\n of autofluorescence cellular structures. 4. FLT-XPOL-A: Microscopy Cube Cross Polarizer.\n It can minimize unwanted reflections and glare, improving image clarity, contrast,\n and precise morphological examination of our samples. 5. CHEMID-LS: featurefindIR\n microIR-Chemical ID Database. The featurefindIR microIR Chemical-ID is an integrated\n O-PTIR database that automatically analyzes all user-selected spectra within a PTIR\n Studio file, correlates them against a reference set of O-PTIR spectra in an integrated\n database, and provides a tabular output. The features enable automatic analysis and\n correlate user-selected spectra against a comprehensive reference set, facilitating\n efficient identification of chemical components of nanoplastics and biological samples,\n including: Import additional reference spectra from other sources; A hit quality index\n (HQI) is reported for every measured spectrum; An overlay is displayed between the\n measured and reference spectra; Color coding of common spectra is available for visual\n support; Includes common polymers plus spectra of common environmental interferents\n (e.g., cellulose, bone, protein, calcium carbonate, and sand). 6. UP-APD-LS: Ultra-Low\n Power Laser Detector. This detector enables mIRage-LS with 100x lower probe power\n than the standard visible detector while maintaining high IR sensitivity. It is especially\n useful for samples that are delicate, colored, dark, and strongly absorbing at the\n probe beam wavelength, significantly expanding the applicability of our research by\n allowing for a more comprehensive analysis of diverse and unknown sample types. This\n system will generate a comprehensive nanoplastic database accessible to different\n stakeholders in Denmark and beyond for understanding the plastic pollution issue and\n fostering innovative solutions and holistic strategies. Furthermore, the mIRage-LS\n system aligns with evolving regulations, such as those requiring plastic particle\n analysis in drinking water sources or foods. It equips research institutions to meet\n these regulatory demands effectively, ensuring compliance with environmental standards\n and providing reliable data to inform policy decisions.

Vægtning (procentdel, præcis): 100

5.1.12 Udbudsvilkår

Oplysninger om undersøgelsesfrister: I henhold til LBK nr. 593 af 2.6.2016 om Klagenævnet for Udbud med senere ændringer,\n gælder følgende frister for indgivelse af klage: Klage over udbud eller beslutninger\n omfattet af udbudslovens afsnit II, som ikke er omfattet af lovens stk. 1, skal, jf.\n lovens § 7, stk. 2, være indgivet til Klagenævnet for Udbud inden: 45 kalenderdage\n efter at ordregiveren har offentliggjort en bekendtgørelse i Den Europæiske Unions\n Tidende om, at ordregiveren har indgået en kontrakt. Fristen regnes fra dagen efter\n den dag, hvor bekendtgørelsen er blevet offentliggjort; 30 kalenderdage regnet fra\n dagen efter den dag, hvor ordregiveren har underrettet de berørte tilbudsgivere om,\n at en kontrakt baseret på en rammeaftale med genåbning af konkurrencen eller et dynamisk\n indkøbssystem er indgået, hvis underretningen har angivet en begrundelse for beslutningen;\n 6 måneder efter at ordregiveren har indgået en rammeaftale regnet fra dagen efter\n den dag, hvor ordregiveren har underrettet de berørte ansøgere og tilbudsgivere, jf.\n § 2, stk. 2, eller udbudslovens § 171, stk. 4; 20 kalenderdage regnet fra dagen efter\n at ordregiveren har meddelt sin beslutning, jf. udbudslovens § 185, stk. 2, 2. pkt.\n Har en ordregiver fulgt proceduren i lovens § 4, for at sikre, at en kontrakt ikke\n erklæres for uden virkning, jf. lovens § 7, stk. 3, skal en klage over, at ordregiveren\n i strid med udbudsdirektivet har indgået en kontrakt uden forudgående offentliggørelse\n af en udbudsbekendtgørelse i Den Europæiske Unions Tidende, være indgivet til Klagenævnet\n for Udbud inden 30 kalenderdage regnet fra dagen efter den dag, hvor ordregiveren\n har offentliggjort en bekendtgørelse i Den Europæiske Unions Tidende om, at ordregiveren\n har indgået en kontrakt, forudsat at bekendtgørelsen indeholder begrundelsen for ordregiverens\n beslutning om at tildele kontrakten uden forudgående offentliggørelse af en udbudsbekendtgørelse\n i Den Europæiske Unions Tidende. Senest samtidig med at en klage indgives til Klagenævnet\n for Udbud, skal klageren, jf. lovens § 6, stk. 4, skriftligt underrette ordregiveren\n om, at klage indgives til Klagenævnet for Udbud, og om, hvorvidt klagen er indgivet\n i standstill-perioden, jf. § 3, stk. 1 eller 2, eller i den periode på 10 kalenderdage,\n som er fastsat i § 4, stk. 1, nr. 2. I tilfælde, hvor klagen ikke er indgivet i de\n nævnte perioder, skal klageren tillige angive, hvorvidt der begæres opsættende virkning,\n jf. lovens § 12, stk. 1.

5.1.15 Teknikker

Rammeaftale:

Ingen rammeaftale

Oplysninger om det dynamiske indkøbssystem:

Intet dynamisk indkøbssystem

5.1.16 Yderligere oplysninger, mægling og gennemgang

Organisation med ansvar for klager: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus

Organisation, der leverer yderligere oplysninger om klageprocedurerne: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen

TED eSender: Mercell Holding ASA

6 Resultater

Værdien af alle kontrakter tildelt i denne meddelelse: 821.684 Euro

Direkte tildeling:

Begrundelse for direkte tildeling: Kontrakten kan kun tildeles af en bestemt økonomisk aktør på grund af manglende konkurrence af tekniske årsager

Anden begrundelse: e platform that heralds a breakthrough. Based on the periodic market research. The\n mIRage-LS utilizes Optical Photothermal Infrared (O-PTIR) spectroscopy technique with\n a visible probe to achieve top-down sub-micron IR illumination as standard. An optional\n bottom-up IR illumination design allows the use of high-power visible microscope collection\n objectives for significantly enhanced IR spatial resolution (<500nm). The integrated\n Raman spectrometer allows for simultaneous sub-micron IR and Raman spectroscopy and\n imaging at the same spot and at the same time with the same spatial resolution. The\n high-performance Fluorescence microscopy capability is also available, providing co-located\n IR and Fluorescence for fast localization of regions of interest for the IR measurement\n of bio-molecular structures. It is a critical instrument in advancing our understanding\n of nanoplastics, which have emerged as pressing environmental and health concerns.\n This state-of-the-art equipment fills significant knowledge gaps, particularly concerning\n nanosized particles (<1 µm), which have eluded detection due to limited methodologies.\n The mIRage-LS system's revolutionary capabilities enable rapid, automated detection,\n spectroscopic analysis, and chemical identification of these nano-sized pollutants,\n significantly enhancing our comprehension of their distribution, composition, and\n ecological impacts. Moreover, the mIRage- LS system is a powerful tool in safeguarding\n both environmental integrity and human well-being. Plastic particles have infiltrated\n aquatic ecosystems and have the potential to harm marine life and human health. The\n system's ability to identify the most biologically harmful plastic size fraction is\n invaluable for assessing environmental plastic pollution and its potential consequences.\n It empowers researchers to investigate the potential health risks associated with\n nanoplastics, helping to protect the environment and public health. The versatility\n and capacity of the mIRage-LS system, particularly including six unique advanced parts,\n is another compelling reason. The six advanced parts were meticulously selected to\n augment the capabilities of the mIRage-LS platform and advance our research. Each\n of these components is specifically tailored to enhance the automaticity, efficiency,\n accuracy, and overall capacity of the mIRage-LS platform within the context of our\n research project. This judicious allocation of resources is poised to contribute significantly\n to the success and impact of our project. The details of the six advanced add-ons\n are as follows. 1. LS-QCL-CH985: Upgrading the LS-QCL-03 mIRage HYPERspectra QCL Laser\n to cover (CHcore FP region) - (2990-2700 and 1800-985cm-1). This enhancement expands\n the spectral range, enabling comprehensive analysis of chemical functionalities of\n particles and molecular structures of cells within the specified regions. 2. UP-CP-ILLUM-LS:\n Transmission Illumination option for UP-CP-TRANS-LS. The mIRage-LS system comes standard\n with reflection mode optical illumination. This transmission illumination option allows\n us to optically observe a specimen with transmitted light below the specimen, providing\n improved contrast, especially for transparent samples like cells and transparent particles,\n contributing to a more accurate understanding of their biological interactions. 3.\n FLT-AFL-A: Filter Cube & Housing – Autofluorescence. Filter set for Autofluorescence\n 364. It provides excellent general-purpose autofluorescence imaging by exciting in\n the UV (355-375nm) and passing all emissions>425 nm, facilitating high-quality imaging\n of autofluorescence cellular structures. 4. FLT-XPOL-A: Microscopy Cube Cross Polarizer.\n It can minimize unwanted reflections and glare, improving image clarity, contrast,\n and precise morphological examination of our samples. 5. CHEMID-LS: featurefindIR\n microIR-Chemical ID Database. The featurefindIR microIR Chemical-ID is an integrated\n O-PTIR database that automatically analyzes all user-selected spectra within a PTIR\n Studio file, correlates them against a reference set of O-PTIR spectra in an integrated\n database, and provides a tabular output. The features enable automatic analysis and\n correlate user-selected spectra against a comprehensive reference set, facilitating\n efficient identification of chemical components of nanoplastics and biological samples,\n including: Import additional reference spectra from other sources; A hit quality index\n (HQI) is reported for every measured spectrum; An overlay is displayed between the\n measured and reference spectra; Color coding of common spectra is available for visual\n support; Includes common polymers plus spectra of common environmental interferents\n (e.g., cellulose, bone, protein, calcium carbonate, and sand). 6. UP-APD-LS: Ultra-Low\n Power Laser Detector. This detector enables mIRage-LS with 100x lower probe power\n than the standard visible detector while maintaining high IR sensitivity. It is especially\n useful for samples that are delicate, colored, dark, and strongly absorbing at the\n probe beam wavelength, significantly expanding the applicability of our research by\n allowing for a more comprehensive analysis of diverse and unknown sample types. This\n system will generate a comprehensive nanoplastic database accessible to different\n stakeholders in Denmark and beyond for understanding the plastic pollution issue and\n fostering innovative solutions and holistic strategies. Furthermore, the mIRage-LS\n system aligns with evolving regulations, such as those requiring plastic particle\n analysis in drinking water sources or foods. It equips research institutions to meet\n these regulatory demands effectively, ensuring compliance with environmental standards\n and providing reliable data to inform policy decisions.

6.1 Resultat delkontrakt-ID: LOT-0000

Der er udvalgt mindst én vinder.

6.1.2 Oplysninger om vinderne

Vinder:

Officielt navn: Blue Scientific Ltd Vetenskaplig filial, Swedish Filial

Tilbud:

Tilbud – Identifikator: 123456

Identifikator for delkontrakt eller gruppe af delkontrakter: LOT-0000

Underentreprise: Nej

Underentrepriseværdien er kendt: nej

Underentrepriseprocentdelen er kendt: nej

Kontraktoplysninger:

Identifikator for kontrakten: 24/40773 1

Datoen for udvælgelsen af det vindende tilbud: 09-06-2024

Dato for indgåelse af kontrakten: 11-06-2024

Kontrakten tildeles som led i en rammeaftale: nej

6.1.4 Statistiske oplysninger

Modtagne tilbud og ansøgninger om deltagelse:

Type modtagne indgivelser: Tilbud

Antal modtagne tilbud og ansøgninger om deltagelse: 1

8 Organisationer

8.1 ORG-0001

Officielt navn: Syddansk Universitet

Registreringsnummer: 29283958

Postadresse: Indkøb og Udbud

By: Odense M

Postnummer: 5230

Landespecifik underafdeling (NUTS): Fyn (DK031)

Land: Danmark

Kontaktpunkt: Indkøb og Udbud

E-mail: indkob@sdu.dk

Telefon: 65509484

Internetadresse: http://www.sdu.dk

Denne organisations roller:

Køber

8.1 ORG-0002

Officielt navn: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus

Registreringsnummer: 37795526

Postadresse: Toldboden 2

By: Viborg

Postnummer: 8800

Landespecifik underafdeling (NUTS): Vestjylland (DK041)

Land: Danmark

E-mail: klfu@naevneneshus.dk

Telefon: +45 72405600

Fax: +45 33307799

Internetadresse: http://www.naevneneshus.dk

Denne organisations roller:

Organisation med ansvar for klager

8.1 ORG-0003

Officielt navn: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen

Registreringsnummer: 10294819

Postadresse: Carl Jacobsens Vej 35

By: Valby

Postnummer: 2500

Landespecifik underafdeling (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)

Land: Danmark

E-mail: kfst@kfst.dk

Telefon: +45 41715000

Fax: +45 41715100

Internetadresse: http://www.kfst.dk

Denne organisations roller:

Organisation, der leverer yderligere oplysninger om klageprocedurerne

8.1 ORG-0004

Officielt navn: Blue Scientific Ltd Vetenskaplig filial, Swedish Filial

Registreringsnummer: SE516411794601

Afdeling: BDO Mälardalen AB BOX 6343

By: STOCKHOLM

Postnummer: 102 35

Landespecifik underafdeling (NUTS): Stockholms län (SE110)

Land: Sverige

Kontaktpunkt: Antti Kalanti

E-mail: antti.kalanti@blue-scientific.com

Telefon: +358 (0)40 482 2973

Denne organisations roller:

Tilbudsgiver

Vinder af disse delkontrakter: LOT-0000

8.1 ORG-0005

Officielt navn: Mercell Holding ASA

Registreringsnummer: 980921565

Postadresse: Askekroken 11

By: Oslo

Postnummer: 0277

Landespecifik underafdeling (NUTS): Oslo (NO081)

Land: Norge

Kontaktpunkt: eSender

E-mail: publication@mercell.com

Telefon: +47 21018800

Fax: +47 21018801

Internetadresse: http://mercell.com/

Denne organisations roller:

TED eSender

5 Lot

5.1 Lot technical ID: LOT-0000

Title: Notice of award - mIRage-LS, microscopy+nanospectroscopy platform for SDU

Description: Notice of award regarding purchase of a microscopy+nanospectroscopy platform, named\n mIRage-LS for SDU.

Internal identifier: 24/40773

5.1.1 Purpose

Main nature of the contract: Supplies

Main classification (cpv): 38000000 Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)

5.1.2 Place of performance

Country subdivision (NUTS): Fyn (DK031)

Country: Denmark

Additional information:

5.1.5 Value

Estimated value excluding VAT: 821.684 Euro

5.1.6 General information

Procurement Project not financed with EU Funds.

The procurement is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA): no

5.1.10 Award criteria

Criterion:

Type: Quality

Description: The mIRage-LS is the first and only fully integrated and sample registration free\n combination of submicron IR, Raman and Fluorescence microscopy techniques combined\n into a single platform that heralds a breakthrough. Based on the periodic market research.\n The mIRage-LS utilizes Optical Photothermal Infrared (O-PTIR) spectroscopy technique\n with a visible probe to achieve top-down sub-micron IR illumination as standard. An\n optional bottom-up IR illumination design allows the use of high-power visible microscope\n collection objectives for significantly enhanced IR spatial resolution (<500nm). The\n integrated Raman spectrometer allows for simultaneous sub-micron IR and Raman spectroscopy\n and imaging at the same spot and at the same time with the same spatial resolution.\n The high-performance Fluorescence microscopy capability is also available, providing\n co-located IR and Fluorescence for fast localization of regions of interest for the\n IR measurement of bio-molecular structures. It is a critical instrument in advancing\n our understanding of nanoplastics, which have emerged as pressing environmental and\n health concerns. This state-of-the-art equipment fills significant knowledge gaps,\n particularly concerning nanosized particles (<1 µm), which have eluded detection due\n to limited methodologies. The mIRage-LS system's revolutionary capabilities enable\n rapid, automated detection, spectroscopic analysis, and chemical identification of\n these nano-sized pollutants, significantly enhancing our comprehension of their distribution,\n composition, and ecological impacts. Moreover, the mIRage- LS system is a powerful\n tool in safeguarding both environmental integrity and human well-being. Plastic particles\n have infiltrated aquatic ecosystems and have the potential to harm marine life and\n human health. The system's ability to identify the most biologically harmful plastic\n size fraction is invaluable for assessing environmental plastic pollution and its\n potential consequences. It empowers researchers to investigate the potential health\n risks associated with nanoplastics, helping to protect the environment and public\n health. The versatility and capacity of the mIRage-LS system, particularly including\n six unique advanced parts, is another compelling reason. The six advanced parts were\n meticulously selected to augment the capabilities of the mIRage-LS platform and advance\n our research. Each of these components is specifically tailored to enhance the automaticity,\n efficiency, accuracy, and overall capacity of the mIRage-LS platform within the context\n of our research project. This judicious allocation of resources is poised to contribute\n significantly to the success and impact of our project. The details of the six advanced\n add-ons are as follows. 1. LS-QCL-CH985: Upgrading the LS-QCL-03 mIRage HYPERspectra\n QCL Laser to cover (CHcore FP region) - (2990-2700 and 1800-985cm-1). This enhancement\n expands the spectral range, enabling comprehensive analysis of chemical functionalities\n of particles and molecular structures of cells within the specified regions. 2. UP-CP-ILLUM-LS:\n Transmission Illumination option for UP-CP-TRANS-LS. The mIRage-LS system comes standard\n with reflection mode optical illumination. This transmission illumination option allows\n us to optically observe a specimen with transmitted light below the specimen, providing\n improved contrast, especially for transparent samples like cells and transparent particles,\n contributing to a more accurate understanding of their biological interactions. 3.\n FLT-AFL-A: Filter Cube & Housing – Autofluorescence. Filter set for Autofluorescence\n 364. It provides excellent general-purpose autofluorescence imaging by exciting in\n the UV (355-375nm) and passing all emissions>425 nm, facilitating high-quality imaging\n of autofluorescence cellular structures. 4. FLT-XPOL-A: Microscopy Cube Cross Polarizer.\n It can minimize unwanted reflections and glare, improving image clarity, contrast,\n and precise morphological examination of our samples. 5. CHEMID-LS: featurefindIR\n microIR-Chemical ID Database. The featurefindIR microIR Chemical-ID is an integrated\n O-PTIR database that automatically analyzes all user-selected spectra within a PTIR\n Studio file, correlates them against a reference set of O-PTIR spectra in an integrated\n database, and provides a tabular output. The features enable automatic analysis and\n correlate user-selected spectra against a comprehensive reference set, facilitating\n efficient identification of chemical components of nanoplastics and biological samples,\n including: Import additional reference spectra from other sources; A hit quality index\n (HQI) is reported for every measured spectrum; An overlay is displayed between the\n measured and reference spectra; Color coding of common spectra is available for visual\n support; Includes common polymers plus spectra of common environmental interferents\n (e.g., cellulose, bone, protein, calcium carbonate, and sand). 6. UP-APD-LS: Ultra-Low\n Power Laser Detector. This detector enables mIRage-LS with 100x lower probe power\n than the standard visible detector while maintaining high IR sensitivity. It is especially\n useful for samples that are delicate, colored, dark, and strongly absorbing at the\n probe beam wavelength, significantly expanding the applicability of our research by\n allowing for a more comprehensive analysis of diverse and unknown sample types. This\n system will generate a comprehensive nanoplastic database accessible to different\n stakeholders in Denmark and beyond for understanding the plastic pollution issue and\n fostering innovative solutions and holistic strategies. Furthermore, the mIRage-LS\n system aligns with evolving regulations, such as those requiring plastic particle\n analysis in drinking water sources or foods. It equips research institutions to meet\n these regulatory demands effectively, ensuring compliance with environmental standards\n and providing reliable data to inform policy decisions.

Weight (percentage, exact): 100

5.1.12 Terms of procurement

Information about review deadlines: I henhold til LBK nr. 593 af 2.6.2016 om Klagenævnet for Udbud med senere ændringer,\n gælder følgende frister for indgivelse af klage: Klage over udbud eller beslutninger\n omfattet af udbudslovens afsnit II, som ikke er omfattet af lovens stk. 1, skal, jf.\n lovens § 7, stk. 2, være indgivet til Klagenævnet for Udbud inden: 45 kalenderdage\n efter at ordregiveren har offentliggjort en bekendtgørelse i Den Europæiske Unions\n Tidende om, at ordregiveren har indgået en kontrakt. Fristen regnes fra dagen efter\n den dag, hvor bekendtgørelsen er blevet offentliggjort; 30 kalenderdage regnet fra\n dagen efter den dag, hvor ordregiveren har underrettet de berørte tilbudsgivere om,\n at en kontrakt baseret på en rammeaftale med genåbning af konkurrencen eller et dynamisk\n indkøbssystem er indgået, hvis underretningen har angivet en begrundelse for beslutningen;\n 6 måneder efter at ordregiveren har indgået en rammeaftale regnet fra dagen efter\n den dag, hvor ordregiveren har underrettet de berørte ansøgere og tilbudsgivere, jf.\n § 2, stk. 2, eller udbudslovens § 171, stk. 4; 20 kalenderdage regnet fra dagen efter\n at ordregiveren har meddelt sin beslutning, jf. udbudslovens § 185, stk. 2, 2. pkt.\n Har en ordregiver fulgt proceduren i lovens § 4, for at sikre, at en kontrakt ikke\n erklæres for uden virkning, jf. lovens § 7, stk. 3, skal en klage over, at ordregiveren\n i strid med udbudsdirektivet har indgået en kontrakt uden forudgående offentliggørelse\n af en udbudsbekendtgørelse i Den Europæiske Unions Tidende, være indgivet til Klagenævnet\n for Udbud inden 30 kalenderdage regnet fra dagen efter den dag, hvor ordregiveren\n har offentliggjort en bekendtgørelse i Den Europæiske Unions Tidende om, at ordregiveren\n har indgået en kontrakt, forudsat at bekendtgørelsen indeholder begrundelsen for ordregiverens\n beslutning om at tildele kontrakten uden forudgående offentliggørelse af en udbudsbekendtgørelse\n i Den Europæiske Unions Tidende. Senest samtidig med at en klage indgives til Klagenævnet\n for Udbud, skal klageren, jf. lovens § 6, stk. 4, skriftligt underrette ordregiveren\n om, at klage indgives til Klagenævnet for Udbud, og om, hvorvidt klagen er indgivet\n i standstill-perioden, jf. § 3, stk. 1 eller 2, eller i den periode på 10 kalenderdage,\n som er fastsat i § 4, stk. 1, nr. 2. I tilfælde, hvor klagen ikke er indgivet i de\n nævnte perioder, skal klageren tillige angive, hvorvidt der begæres opsættende virkning,\n jf. lovens § 12, stk. 1.

5.1.15 Techniques

Framework agreement:

No framework agreement

Information about the dynamic purchasing system:

No dynamic purchase system

5.1.16 Further information, mediation and review

Review organisation: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus

Organisation providing more information on the review procedures: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen

TED eSender: Mercell Holding ASA

6 Results

Value of all contracts awarded in this notice: 821.684 Euro

Direct award:

Justification for direct award: The contract can be provided only by a particular economic operator because of an absence of competition for technical reasons

Other justification: e platform that heralds a breakthrough. Based on the periodic market research. The\n mIRage-LS utilizes Optical Photothermal Infrared (O-PTIR) spectroscopy technique with\n a visible probe to achieve top-down sub-micron IR illumination as standard. An optional\n bottom-up IR illumination design allows the use of high-power visible microscope collection\n objectives for significantly enhanced IR spatial resolution (<500nm). The integrated\n Raman spectrometer allows for simultaneous sub-micron IR and Raman spectroscopy and\n imaging at the same spot and at the same time with the same spatial resolution. The\n high-performance Fluorescence microscopy capability is also available, providing co-located\n IR and Fluorescence for fast localization of regions of interest for the IR measurement\n of bio-molecular structures. It is a critical instrument in advancing our understanding\n of nanoplastics, which have emerged as pressing environmental and health concerns.\n This state-of-the-art equipment fills significant knowledge gaps, particularly concerning\n nanosized particles (<1 µm), which have eluded detection due to limited methodologies.\n The mIRage-LS system's revolutionary capabilities enable rapid, automated detection,\n spectroscopic analysis, and chemical identification of these nano-sized pollutants,\n significantly enhancing our comprehension of their distribution, composition, and\n ecological impacts. Moreover, the mIRage- LS system is a powerful tool in safeguarding\n both environmental integrity and human well-being. Plastic particles have infiltrated\n aquatic ecosystems and have the potential to harm marine life and human health. The\n system's ability to identify the most biologically harmful plastic size fraction is\n invaluable for assessing environmental plastic pollution and its potential consequences.\n It empowers researchers to investigate the potential health risks associated with\n nanoplastics, helping to protect the environment and public health. The versatility\n and capacity of the mIRage-LS system, particularly including six unique advanced parts,\n is another compelling reason. The six advanced parts were meticulously selected to\n augment the capabilities of the mIRage-LS platform and advance our research. Each\n of these components is specifically tailored to enhance the automaticity, efficiency,\n accuracy, and overall capacity of the mIRage-LS platform within the context of our\n research project. This judicious allocation of resources is poised to contribute significantly\n to the success and impact of our project. The details of the six advanced add-ons\n are as follows. 1. LS-QCL-CH985: Upgrading the LS-QCL-03 mIRage HYPERspectra QCL Laser\n to cover (CHcore FP region) - (2990-2700 and 1800-985cm-1). This enhancement expands\n the spectral range, enabling comprehensive analysis of chemical functionalities of\n particles and molecular structures of cells within the specified regions. 2. UP-CP-ILLUM-LS:\n Transmission Illumination option for UP-CP-TRANS-LS. The mIRage-LS system comes standard\n with reflection mode optical illumination. This transmission illumination option allows\n us to optically observe a specimen with transmitted light below the specimen, providing\n improved contrast, especially for transparent samples like cells and transparent particles,\n contributing to a more accurate understanding of their biological interactions. 3.\n FLT-AFL-A: Filter Cube & Housing – Autofluorescence. Filter set for Autofluorescence\n 364. It provides excellent general-purpose autofluorescence imaging by exciting in\n the UV (355-375nm) and passing all emissions>425 nm, facilitating high-quality imaging\n of autofluorescence cellular structures. 4. FLT-XPOL-A: Microscopy Cube Cross Polarizer.\n It can minimize unwanted reflections and glare, improving image clarity, contrast,\n and precise morphological examination of our samples. 5. CHEMID-LS: featurefindIR\n microIR-Chemical ID Database. The featurefindIR microIR Chemical-ID is an integrated\n O-PTIR database that automatically analyzes all user-selected spectra within a PTIR\n Studio file, correlates them against a reference set of O-PTIR spectra in an integrated\n database, and provides a tabular output. The features enable automatic analysis and\n correlate user-selected spectra against a comprehensive reference set, facilitating\n efficient identification of chemical components of nanoplastics and biological samples,\n including: Import additional reference spectra from other sources; A hit quality index\n (HQI) is reported for every measured spectrum; An overlay is displayed between the\n measured and reference spectra; Color coding of common spectra is available for visual\n support; Includes common polymers plus spectra of common environmental interferents\n (e.g., cellulose, bone, protein, calcium carbonate, and sand). 6. UP-APD-LS: Ultra-Low\n Power Laser Detector. This detector enables mIRage-LS with 100x lower probe power\n than the standard visible detector while maintaining high IR sensitivity. It is especially\n useful for samples that are delicate, colored, dark, and strongly absorbing at the\n probe beam wavelength, significantly expanding the applicability of our research by\n allowing for a more comprehensive analysis of diverse and unknown sample types. This\n system will generate a comprehensive nanoplastic database accessible to different\n stakeholders in Denmark and beyond for understanding the plastic pollution issue and\n fostering innovative solutions and holistic strategies. Furthermore, the mIRage-LS\n system aligns with evolving regulations, such as those requiring plastic particle\n analysis in drinking water sources or foods. It equips research institutions to meet\n these regulatory demands effectively, ensuring compliance with environmental standards\n and providing reliable data to inform policy decisions.

6.1 Result lot ldentifier: LOT-0000

At least one winner was chosen.

6.1.2 Information about winners

Winner:

Official name: Blue Scientific Ltd Vetenskaplig filial, Swedish Filial

Tender:

Tender identifier: 123456

Identifier of lot or group of lots: LOT-0000

Subcontracting: No

Subcontracting value is known: no

Subcontracting percentage is known: no

Contract information:

Identifier of the contract: 24/40773 1

Date on which the winner was chosen: 09-06-2024

Date of the conclusion of the contract: 11-06-2024

The contract is awarded within a framework agreement: no

6.1.4 Statistical information

Received tenders or requests to participate:

Type of received submissions: Tenders

Number of tenders or requests to participate received: 1

8 Organisations

8.1 ORG-0001

Official name: Syddansk Universitet

Registration number: 29283958

Postal address: Indkøb og Udbud

Town: Odense M

Postcode: 5230

Country subdivision (NUTS): Fyn (DK031)

Country: Denmark

Contact point: Indkøb og Udbud

Email: indkob@sdu.dk

Telephone: 65509484

Internet address: http://www.sdu.dk

Roles of this organisation:

Buyer

8.1 ORG-0002

Official name: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus

Registration number: 37795526

Postal address: Toldboden 2

Town: Viborg

Postcode: 8800

Country subdivision (NUTS): Vestjylland (DK041)

Country: Denmark

Email: klfu@naevneneshus.dk

Telephone: +45 72405600

Fax: +45 33307799

Internet address: http://www.naevneneshus.dk

Roles of this organisation:

Review organisation

8.1 ORG-0003

Official name: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen

Registration number: 10294819

Postal address: Carl Jacobsens Vej 35

Town: Valby

Postcode: 2500

Country subdivision (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)

Country: Denmark

Email: kfst@kfst.dk

Telephone: +45 41715000

Fax: +45 41715100

Internet address: http://www.kfst.dk

Roles of this organisation:

Organisation providing more information on the review procedures

8.1 ORG-0004

Official name: Blue Scientific Ltd Vetenskaplig filial, Swedish Filial

Registration number: SE516411794601

Department: BDO Mälardalen AB BOX 6343

Town: STOCKHOLM

Postcode: 102 35

Country subdivision (NUTS): Stockholms län (SE110)

Country: Sweden

Contact point: Antti Kalanti

Email: antti.kalanti@blue-scientific.com

Telephone: +358 (0)40 482 2973

Roles of this organisation:

Tenderer

Winner of these lots: LOT-0000

8.1 ORG-0005

Official name: Mercell Holding ASA

Registration number: 980921565

Postal address: Askekroken 11

Town: Oslo

Postcode: 0277

Country subdivision (NUTS): Oslo (NO081)

Country: Norway

Contact point: eSender

Email: publication@mercell.com

Telephone: +47 21018800

Fax: +47 21018801

Internet address: http://mercell.com/

Roles of this organisation:

TED eSender