Telescopes Procurement News - Latest Tenders News & Updates 2024

China began work this week on the second phase of FAST, the world’s largest and most powerful single-dish radio telescope, Xinhua reports. The first phase of the $180m project began in 2010, was com ......

Dubai-based Samana Developers announced on Monday the launch of the 855 million UAE dirhams ($233 million) ‘Samana Ivy Gardens 2’ project in Dubailand. The 35-storey residential project is the Saman ......

Norway-based Seaonics has been chosen to deliver 3D Electric Controlled Motion Compensated (ECMC) cranes to the German shipowner Windward Offshore. The cranes are set for installation of Windward Offs ......

Norwind Offshore has placed an order for a stand-alone ECMC 7-tonne 3D crane for the commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV) newbuild 952, Norwind Helm. The order extends the delivery of Seaonic ......

Witness how the SKA-Low, the world’s largest radio telescope, begins shape in the Mid-West region of Western Australia. Ready to provide new insights into the Universe’s first billion years in an enti ......

Power Pavers is offering a versatile new concrete paver. Power Pavers is launching a new full-width, four-track concrete slipform paver, the SF-3404. The machine is said to offer an array of improveme ......

The new addition integrates MAXbase, the variable outrigger positioning system that enables better lifting capacity and site access Manitowoc has launched its latest rough-terrain crane, the Grove GR ......

Within the framework of the Renewable Energies Project in Rural Markets (Permer) of the Secretary of Energy of the Argentine government, four bidders have been submitted for the tender for the constru ......

As part of the Renewable Energies in Rural Markets Project (Permer), the Argentine governments Energy Secretariat calls for tenders to energize the Salta Window to the Universe Astronomical Complex, i ......

Our deepest view of the universe is powered by photovoltaics. NASA was an early adopter of solar technology, and it remains an important element of spacecraft today. American engineers at Bell Labora ......