This public procurement contract involves the supply of a multifunctional analytical device known as a microplate reader. This equipment is intended for the detection and quantification of biological, chemical, or physical reactions in samples placed in microplates. The minimum requirements for this
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In research innovation, MASARYK UNIVERSITY has awarded 8 contracts to 6 suppliers.
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This public procurement contract involves the regular servicing and maintenance of compressors, compressed air dryers, and vacuum pumps at the University Campus Bohunice. It includes necessary repairs for new equipment as well.
This public procurement contract involves the purchase of three high-performance liquid chromatographs equipped with various types of detectors and accessories. Suppliers must meet the minimum requirements outlined in the technical, commercial, and other contractual conditions included in the annex
This public procurement contract involves the modification of the humidity control system and the cultivation lighting system for growth chambers. Suppliers are invited to provide their expertise in enhancing these systems to ensure optimal conditions for plant growth. The total value of the contrac
This public procurement contract involves the supply of a laboratory fermenter designed for the fermentation of microbial cultures, specifically E. Coli, for the production of sterile medicinal products and active pharmaceutical ingredients. These products must comply with Good Manufacturing Practic
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