Upgrade of Existing NI-PXIe Digitization System from 32 to 64 Channels

This German public procurement tender, published in Berlin, requires the upgrade of an existing National Instruments (NI-PXIe) digitization system. Specifically, a contractor must expand the current 32-channel system to a 64-channel system. This work includes the procurement and installation of all required hardware (likely NI modules, cables, and potentially a larger chassis) and any necessary software upgrades or configurations to ensure seamless integration and functionality. As the job is focused on expanding an *existing* system, compatibility and integration will be key concerns. The short turnaround time between publication and the submission deadline (approximately two weeks) indicates a potentially streamlined procurement process and suggests that the contracting authority is likely looking for a relatively straightforward upgrade, assuming the existing system is well-documented and accessible. This could also imply a preference for bidders with existing familiarity with NI-PXIe systems. Without CPV codes or a published value, assessing the precise technical complexity is difficult, but the specific nature of the NI system points to a technologically sophisticated client, likely from the scientific or engineering sectors.