This public procurement contract involves the purchase of a combined automatic tissue processor that offers both rapid and traditional processing capabilities, along with maintenance services. The total value of the contract is €65,430.15. The buyer is the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicin
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In research innovation, UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA FACULTY OF MEDICINE has awarded 7 contracts to 7 suppliers.
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The purpose of this public procurement is to purchase an ultrasound diagnostic device for examining the oral cavity and the position of the tongue in children. This equipment is needed by the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Maxillofacial and Dental Orthopedics, located at
This contract involves the procurement of environmentally friendly furniture and equipment for the Institute of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics at the University of Ljubljana. The scope includes the supply and installation of office furniture and household appliances, excluding lighting fixtures
The University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine, is seeking suppliers for the procurement of environmentally friendly furniture and equipment. This includes the supply of two height-adjustable desks as part of the first lot. The total value of the contract is €760. Suppliers interested in this oppo
This public procurement contract involves the rental of licensed software necessary for the operation of the GridlON system. The GridlON system utilizes nanopore technology for DNA/RNA sequencing and is intended for use by the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Medicine, specifically the Institute
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