The purpose of this contract is to supply laboratory equipment for molecular biology to the organizational units of the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM). The contract is divided into three packages: Package 1 involves the delivery of an automatic cell counter; Package 2 includes the supply of a di
Tender closed on 26 Jun 2025. Awaiting award.
The Warsaw Medical University is seeking suppliers for the delivery of anatomical models, divided into ten packages. Each package includes specific items: 1) Package 1: Human skeleton model on a stand; 2) Package 2: Brain model with arteries; 3) Package 3: Injection training simulator; 4) Package 4:
This contract opportunity involves the delivery of anatomical models, which are divided into different packages. Suppliers are invited to provide these models, which may include mannequins, trainers, and phantoms, as specified in the contract. The buyer is the Medical University of Warsaw, and the d
This contract involves the supply of dental equipment divided into several packages. Package 1 includes the delivery of an intraoral scanner, Package 2 involves the supply of an endometer, and Package 3 covers the delivery of a dental lubricant. Detailed specifications regarding the quantity, type,
This contract involves the delivery of anatomical models, including mannequins, trainers, and phantoms, divided into 9 packages. Suppliers are invited to provide these educational aids to the Medical University of Warsaw. The total value of the contract is €1,100. For more details, please visit the
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