This contract opportunity is for suppliers to provide an additive used in growth media for microbiological research. The National Food and Veterinary Risk Assessment Institute in Lithuania is seeking products that enhance the growth conditions for microbiological studies. Suppliers should be prepare
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This contract opportunity is for the supply of chemical reagents categorized under 139. The National Food and Veterinary Risk Assessment Institute in Lithuania is seeking suppliers to provide these chemical reagents, which are essential for health-related applications. The total value of the contrac
This contract opportunity is for the supply of special gases categorized under Category 1. The total value of the contract is approximately €395,348.46. The buyer is the National Food and Veterinary Risk Assessment Institute in Lithuania. Suppliers interested in this opportunity can find more detail
This contract opportunity is for the procurement of diagnostic kits and disinfectants under category 12. The National Food and Veterinary Risk Assessment Institute in Lithuania is seeking suppliers to provide these essential health-related products. The total value of the contract is €1,440. Supplie
The National Food and Veterinary Risk Assessment Institute is seeking suppliers for glass containers specifically designed for microbiological research. This procurement opportunity is valued at €2,230 and aims to enhance research capabilities in the field of microbiology. Interested suppliers can f
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