This public procurement contract is for a magnetron sputtering system, which will be used for thin film deposition in the CEITEC Nano laboratory as part of the OP JAK TERAFIT project. The equipment will primarily focus on preparing magnetic thin films and multilayers. Detailed specifications, includ
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 years ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In manufacturing, BRNO UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across manufacturing, the most active winners are Alpine Vending Co Ltd, Scanbur, ANDREWS SYKES GROUP PLC — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This public procurement contract involves the delivery of an automatic elemental composition analyzer (CHNS/O) for solid and liquid samples. The analyzer is intended for characterizing materials based on their elemental composition. Detailed specifications, including technical, commercial, and other
This public procurement contract involves the supply of a twin-screw extruder compounding line along with necessary accessories. The contract includes transportation, installation of the equipment, and training for the operators. Detailed specifications, commercial terms, and other contractual condi
The VRC Raptor System is a mobile cold spray system that is being procured. This contract is valued at approximately €531,666.45 and is aimed at suppliers in the machinery sector. The buyer is the Brno University of Technology. Suppliers interested in this opportunity can find more details at the pr
This public procurement contract seeks suppliers for an optoelectromagnetic generator designed for the precise manipulation of micro-particles using dynamic magnetic fields. The equipment will integrate optical and electromagnetic technologies to address the issue of microplastic pollution. By syner
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