Tabletop X-Ray Film Digitizer
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The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) appears to be seeking one tabletop X-ray film digitizer for delivery to its laboratory in Ottawa, Ontario. The equipment is intended to digitize X-ray films for improved workflow, access, long-term digital archiving, sharing, and machine-learning-based damage detection. A key stated requirement is that the digitizer meet the ISO 14096 DS (digital storage) class standard, allowing archival-quality digitization with an insignificant reduction in signal-to-noise ratio and spatial resolution. Businesses offering suitable equipment and delivery services may find this opportunity potentially relevant, but the available summary does not provide the full technical specifications, submission instructions, mandatory criteria, certifications, warranty requirements, or evaluation method. The tender is listed as open and closes on November 11, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The time zone is not specified in the supplied information. Review the official tender notice and complete RFP before deciding whether to bid, confirming all technical, delivery, pricing, security, and submission requirements.Official document: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/111312/26-58207_rfp.pdf
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- Supply and delivery of one (1) tabletop x-ray film digitizer.
- The digitizer must be capable of meeting the ISO 14096 DS (digital storage) class requirement.
- The equipment is required for digitizing x-ray films, including digital archiving, sharing, and advanced damage detection applications.
- The tender is identified as open and has a closing date of November 11, 2026 at 14:00:00.
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The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) requires the supply and delivery of one (1) tabletop x-ray film digitizer. This equipment will enable the laboratory to digitize x-ray films efficiently, improving workflow, accessibility, long-term digital archiving, sharing, and application for advanced damage detection using a machine-learning approach. The digitizer must be capable to meet ISO 14096 DS (digital storage) class requirement which allow digital archiving of film with an insignificant reduction of signal-to-noise-ratio and spatial resolution.
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