This procurement opportunity is for the purchase of a complete set of laboratory reagents specifically designed for spatial transcriptomics research. The total value of the contract is €35,000. The buyer is the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, and the deadline for submitting bids is June 26
Tender closed on 26 Jun 2025. Awaiting award.
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In healthcare medical, LITHUANIAN UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES PV has awarded 5 contracts to 5 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.
This contract involves the purchase of a system for analyzing bone density and body composition in small animals. The buyer, the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, is seeking suppliers who can provide this specialized medical equipment. The total value of the contract is €73,000, and it is pu
This procurement opportunity is for the purchase of veterinary X-ray equipment. The buyer, the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, is seeking suppliers who can provide high-quality veterinary X-ray machines. The total value of the contract is approximately €128,888.88. Interested suppliers can
This contract opportunity is for the supply of cooling and freezing equipment, specifically -80°C freezers. The buyer is seeking suppliers who can provide high-quality equipment suitable for medical and scientific applications. The total value of the contract is €16,030. Interested suppliers can fin
This contract involves the procurement of reagents and contrast agents, divided into three parts. The total value of the contract is approximately €47,170.18. The buyer is the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, and the opportunity is relevant to the health sector. Suppliers interested in this
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