The University of Lille is seeking to acquire an X-Ray generator with an automatic feeder for its Laboratory of Optical and Geophysical Research (LOG) as part of the IDEAL project. This procurement aims to enhance the university's research capabilities by providing advanced equipment that will facil
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This contract is for the organization of a national citizen conference focused on democracy. The buyer, Université de Lille, is seeking suppliers who can provide event organization services. The conference aims to engage citizens in discussions about democratic processes and governance. Interested s
This contract opportunity involves the supply and installation of workbenches, fume hoods, and safety cabinets. It is part of the renovation project for the analytical chemistry practical lab located on the second floor of block 3 at the Faculty of Pharmacy, UFR3S. Suppliers are invited to submit th
This contract opportunity involves preventive and corrective maintenance services for fire safety systems at Lille University, the National School of Architecture and Landscape of Lille (ENSAPL), the Higher School of Journalism of Lille (ESJ Lille), and Sciences Po Lille, as part of a joint procurem
This contract is for the execution of project management services in accordance with the relevant articles of the French public procurement code. The buyer, Université de Lille, is seeking suppliers to provide architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services. The goal is to ensure e
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Nine-week online programme offering up to £2,500 for NERC researchers to explore commercial applications of climate adaptation research using lean startup methods.
Funding for independent academic research using experimental medicine approaches to investigate the causal mechanisms of gambling disorder in human subjects.
