This contract involves the supply of reagents, chemicals, medical consumables, and other items necessary for the execution of project 3.1.2 DEFENDER. The project focuses on the design, synthesis, and preclinical evaluation of compounds with potential neuroprotective activity, as part of the strategi
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This contract involves the supply of medical consumables necessary for the execution of activities related to research program 3.1.10 from project BG-RRP-2.004-0004-C01: 'Strategic Research and Innovation Program for the Development of Medical University - Sofia', funded by the National Recovery and
This contract opportunity involves the supply of audio-visual equipment and technology for the First Auditorium of the Faculty of Dental Medicine and the Projection Room in the Medical-Biological Complex at the Medical Faculty of Sofia Medical University. The supplier will be responsible for the del
This contract involves the periodic delivery of reagents and medical consumables for closed systems as part of projects under the SMN and FNI at the Medical University of Sofia. The procurement is divided into 12 distinct lots. It is essential that all reagents and medical consumables from each lot
This public procurement contract is divided into 12 specific categories, detailing the required characteristics of the items according to the Technical Specification – Appendix No. 1 of the procurement documentation. The categories include: 1. Dental materials, tools, and supplies for the Dental Tec
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