This contract involves the supply of laboratory control and research equipment. Specifically, it includes the provision of one electric two-burner stove, as detailed in the attached specifications. The main CPV code for this procurement is 38000000-0, which pertains to control and research equipment
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 years ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In research innovation, JAN KOCHANOWSKI UNIVERSITY IN KIELCE has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across research innovation, the most active winners are WOLF LABORATORIES LIMITED, BRUKER UK LIMITED, MV CORPORATION EOOD — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract involves the supply of laboratory equipment, specifically: 1.3. Part 3: 1) Laboratory incubator/dryer – 1 unit. The total value of the contract is €6,297.60. The buyer is the Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland. For more details, visit the contract platform at TED.
This contract involves the delivery of 12 laptops as part of the project "EDUSENIOR - Enhancing Basic Skills of Older Adults in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship." The project is co-financed by the European Social Fund Plus under the regional program European Funds for Świętokrzyskie 2021-2027. The tot
The contract involves providing recruitment services for candidates applying for full-time studies conducted in English at Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce. The programs include Medicine, Biotechnology, Graphic Arts, Fine Arts, and Transmedia Arts. The recruitment will focus on candidates for th
The contract involves the delivery of computer equipment and parts for Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, divided into four parts. The main CPV codes are: 30200000-1 – Computer Equipment and 30236000-2 – Various Computer Hardware. The contractor is required to fulfill the order according to the t
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