Revealed: Special equipment too big to fit in lab at new children's hospital
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Revealed: Special equipment too big to fit in lab at new children's hospital
"The installation of the mass tandem spectrometer, crucial for analyzing molecular samples, has faced a major setback as it does not fit in its designated laboratory space at the National Children's Hospital."
"This new complication adds to a series of challenges faced by the €2.24 billion hospital project, further delaying the intended use of specialist equipment and raising concerns over overall project execution."
The National Children's Hospital project, with a budget of €2.24 billion, has encountered another setback with the inability to install a mass tandem spectrometer in the laboratory. Although the machine was procured after the lab's construction, it is too large for the allocated space. This represents yet another complication for a project that has already dealt with numerous challenges, raising concerns over future outcomes and the timeline for the hospital’s operation.
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