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Supply and maintenance of Radiation Portal Monitoring System
The JRC Karlsruhe plans to purchase a stationary spectroscopy-based radiation portal monitor (SRPM) for the detection and identification of radioactive materials in road vehicles such as cars, vans and small cargo trucks. The SRPM shall be installed within the European Nuclear Security Training Centre at JRC Karlsruhe.
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The JRC Karlsruhe plans to purchase a stationary spectroscopy-based radiation portal monitor (SRPM) for the detection and identification of radioactive materials in road vehicles such as cars, vans and small cargo trucks. The SRPM shall be installed within the European Nuclear Security Training Centre at JRC Karlsruhe.
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- European Commission, DG GROW - Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs
- Veröffentlicht:
- 14. Juni 2026
- Frist:
- 25. Juli 2026
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The JRC Karlsruhe plans to purchase a stationary spectroscopy-based radiation portal monitor (SRPM) for the detection and identification of radioactive materials in road vehicles such as cars, vans and small cargo trucks. The SRPM shall be installed within the European Nuclear Security Training Centre at JRC Karlsruhe.
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