Terrestrial HD 3D Laser Scanner

The University seeks to procure a Terrestrial HD 3D Laser Scanner for use in the Brownfield Research and Innovation Centre (BRIC). BRIC is a recently approved project that is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund.

BRIC sits within, and is managed by the School of Architecture and the Built Environment and plans ultimately to be sited on the newly acquired Springfield site in Wolverhampton. The laser will be used to capture data to support initiatives such as building a brownfield research and knowledge bank for the Black Country, supporting industrial collaborations around brownfield or refurbishment projects, and general business engagement for the Brownfield Research and Innovation Centre (BRIC).

The Scanner must have a minimum point accuracy of no less than 6mm and be capable of processing large data sets, with the ability to export data to appropriate software packages including Autodesk Recap. Accessories must include surveying targets (sphere/chequered), rugged and easily portable carrying case plus a heavy duty portable tripod.

Due to the duration of the project a minimum of three (3) years warranty shall be provided for all the equipment supplied, terms and conditions of Warranty are to be clearly detailed. Expectations are also for an end of Warranty "health check" for the System to be provided free of charge with options for extended warranties being included in the pricing documentation.

Maximum Budget: £65,000 ex VAT (£78k including VAT) Additional information: Please ensure any correspondence is via the BravoSolution portal. No correspondence should be directed to the Procurement email address.