This contract opportunity is for the procurement of a laser imaging system, specifically designed for fluorescence and phosphorescence applications. The buyer, Vilnius University, is seeking one unit of this advanced equipment. The total value of the contract is €169,455. Suppliers interested in thi
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 years ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In research innovation, VILNIUS UNIVERSITY PV has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across research innovation, the most active winners are WOLF LABORATORIES LIMITED, BRUKER UK LIMITED, MV CORPORATION EOOD — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
The Vilnius University is seeking suppliers to provide development and maintenance services for a Project Management Information System (PMIS). This contract, identified as No. 8544/2025/ITPC, aims to enhance the functionality and support of the PMIS. The total value of the contract is €110,000. Int
This contract opportunity involves the expansion of information systems infrastructure by adding additional resources for service stations. Suppliers are required to meet the specifications outlined in the attached document, 'Technical Specification'. The project is open for bids and aims to enhance
The contracting authority, Vilnius University, is seeking to purchase an X-ray-gamma range spectrometer. The details of the procurement, including specifications and requirements, can be found in the procurement documents. The estimated value of this contract is €18,500. Suppliers interested in this
The contracting authority, Vilnius University, is seeking to purchase desktop computers equipped with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse specifically for bioinformatics applications. Detailed specifications of the required equipment can be found in the technical documentation of the procurement. The tot
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