The University of Cyprus is seeking suppliers for the purchase of DNA sequencing consumables utilizing Oxford Nanopore technology. This procurement opportunity is focused on acquiring essential materials for DNA sequencing, which are crucial for health-related research and applications. Suppliers in
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 year ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In healthcare medical, UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across healthcare medical, the most active winners are URTICA SP Z O O, SALUS INTERNATIONAL SP Z O O, URTICA SP Z OO — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
The University of Cyprus is seeking suppliers for a spatial proteomics platform, specifically polarizing microscopes. This contract, identified as UCY-2025-087-MMK, has a total value of €476,500. The deadline for submissions is November 11, 2025. Interested suppliers can find more details and submit
The University of Cyprus is seeking suppliers for a spatial proteomics platform, identified as UCY-2025-087-MMK. This contract, valued at €476,500, is focused on acquiring equipment that will enhance research capabilities in spatial proteomics. Suppliers are invited to submit their proposals by Nove
The University of Cyprus is seeking suppliers for an airborne bathymetry system. This contract, identified as UCY-2025-030-CEE, is part of a project in the defence sector with a total value of €50,000. Suppliers are invited to submit their proposals by July 7, 2025. For more details, please visit th
Develop medical countermeasures for CBRN threats with up to £4 million funding over 30 months, from prototype through Phase 2a clinical studies.
Supply e-cigarette kits, liquids, and accessories with delivery and support services for a 12-week council smoking cessation programme.
Northern Ireland HSC seeks suppliers to provide non-invasive ventilation equipment, consumables, and community support services under a managed regional framework.
A framework agreement enabling NHS organisations in Scotland and Northern Ireland to procure specialist telemedicine services across multiple clinical disciplines through a flexible lot-based structure.
