This contract involves the purchase and delivery of essential laboratory equipment for the General Inspectorate of Environmental Protection (GIOŚ) in Poland. The required equipment includes: - 17 sets of solid-phase extraction (SPE) modules (Part I); - 17 vacuum membrane pumps with vacuum controller
Tender closed on 16 Jun 2025. Awaiting award.
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The contract involves the delivery of reference standards and materials to the branches of the Central Laboratory of Environmental Protection. The procurement is divided into four parts: Part I: Supply of metal standards; Part II: Supply of pH and conductivity standards; Part III: Supply of standard
This contract opportunity is for the monitoring of river and lake sediments in 2025. The goal is to update knowledge about the chemical state of these sediments, which is essential for water management in river basin areas. This includes protecting water from pollution caused by human activities. Th
This contract opportunity is for the monitoring of river and lake sediments in 2026. The goal is to update knowledge about the chemical state of these sediments, which is essential for water management in river basin areas. This includes protecting water bodies from pollution caused by human activit
This contract involves the procurement of a liquid chromatography system (UPLC) with detectors for laboratories under the Chief Inspectorate of Environmental Protection in Poland. Suppliers are required to refer to Annex 8 of the procurement documentation for detailed specifications and compliance r
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