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Germany · Laboratory, optical and precision equipment

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Acquisition of absolute quantum gravimeters and a dual-channel absolute quantum gravimeter

GFZ Helmholtz-Zentrum für Geoforschung · Germany

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The EQUIP-G project, proposed by a consortium of 20 partners from 11 European countries, will develop and deploy a network of robust and easy-to-use quantum gravimeters in Europe, in use cases that demonstrate innovative protocols. This will be the first step towards establishing the terrestrial segment of the pan-European quantum gravimetry infrastructure, which will be based on a common set of instruments. The purpose of this contract is to purchase 3…

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PublishedJun 24, 2026
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Official summary · Deutsch

What is being procured?

The EQUIP-G project, proposed by a consortium of 20 partners from 11 European countries, will develop and deploy a network of robust and easy-to-use quantum gravimeters in Europe, in use cases that demonstrate innovative protocols. This will be the first step towards establishing the terrestrial segment of the pan-European quantum gravimetry infrastructure, which will be based on a common set of instruments. The purpose of this contract is to purchase 3 instruments for the EQUIP-G project: 2 robust, commercial absolute quantum gravimeters (AQG) and 1 robust, commercial dual-channel absolute quantum gravimeter (DCAQG).

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