This contract opportunity involves the supply, installation, commissioning, training of personnel, and warranty service and maintenance of laboratory equipment for projects funded by the National Science Fund (ФНИ). The procurement is divided into 20 specific lots, with detailed technical requiremen
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This procurement opportunity involves the supply of consumables for immunological monitoring and the detection of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The public contract consists of 16 distinct lots, each with specific technical specifications detailed in Appendix 1. Suppliers are invited to pro
This contract involves the supply of consumables for immunological monitoring and detection of sexually transmitted infections. The public procurement includes 16 distinct lots, with detailed technical specifications for each lot provided in Appendix 1.
This public procurement contract involves the supply of laboratory reagents and consumables, divided into 30 specific lots. Detailed technical specifications for each lot are provided in Appendix 1. The total value of the contract is approximately €107,619.20. The deadline for submissions is Decembe
This public procurement contract involves the supply of laboratory reagents and consumables, divided into 46 specific categories. Detailed technical specifications for each category are provided in Appendix 1. The total value of the contract is €8,409, and it is managed by the National Center for In
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