Core Insights - Recently, HuaiBei Normal University announced multiple government procurement intentions, with a total budget of 174 million yuan for 44 items of laboratory equipment [2][3] - The procurement includes high-end analytical instruments such as ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography triple quadrupole-linear ion trap mass spectrometer and superconducting nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer, with expected procurement time set for July to October 2025 [3][4] Procurement Overview - The procurement is divided into four packages: - Package 1: Superconducting nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer - Package 2: Liquid nitrogen preparation equipment, multifunctional microplate fluorescence analyzer, high-precision single-sided lithography system, etc. - Package 3: Camera management control software, basic accounting teaching software, intelligent language training cabin, etc. - Package 4: Sports training facilities, musical instruments for professional teaching, etc. [7][8] Detailed Procurement List - The total budget for various projects includes: - 1,224 million yuan for academic construction equipment [7] - 349 million yuan for biological multi-scale functional imaging and signal analysis platform [8] - 327 million yuan for cross-scale precise analysis and characterization platform [8] - 390 million yuan for high-precision life omics analysis and identification platform [8] - 585 million yuan for nuclear magnetic resonance and spectral analysis equipment [10] Instrument Descriptions - The ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography triple quadrupole-linear ion trap mass spectrometer is a versatile tool for quantitative analysis and structural confirmation in complex matrices [4] - The superconducting nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer is essential for high-precision, non-destructive analysis of molecular structures and dynamic processes in various scientific fields [5] Future Research and Development - The procurement aims to enhance the university's research capabilities in materials chemistry, organic synthesis, and other fields, supporting high-level research outcomes [9][10]