The contract involves the ongoing supply of technical gases for the Faculty of Physics and the Environmental Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw. Suppliers are invited to provide these gases as needed, ensuring timely delivery to support the university's research and educational activit
Tender closed on 27 Mar 2026. Awaiting award.
This contract involves the supply of network equipment for the University of Warsaw. It includes two main parts: 1) Part 1 - supply of network switches, and 2) Part 2 - supply of access points to expand the existing WiFi network. The equipment must meet the specifications outlined in the detailed de
The contract involves a 'design and build' project for the construction of a Scientific Employee House at DPN Szturmowa 4. The scope includes the preparation of project documentation and the execution of construction works. Detailed descriptions of the contract can be found in Annex 2 – Description
This contract involves the supply of laboratory equipment, specifically a research microscope, for the Centre for New Technologies at the University of Warsaw (CeNT UW). Detailed specifications of the required equipment can be found in Annex 2 of the procurement documentation. The total value of the
The University of Warsaw is seeking suppliers for the ongoing delivery of consumable materials, specifically ink cartridges and toner, for printers and copiers used by its departments. This contract involves regular supply to ensure that all units have the necessary materials for their printing and
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