The University of Charles is seeking suppliers for a public contract that has been divided into several lots. Each lot represents a different category of equipment needed for a multi-detector positron lifetime spectrometer project. The lots are as follows: 1. Digitizer 2. Detectors 3. High Voltage S
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This public procurement contract is for printing items as specified in the invitation, under the conditions outlined in the attachments of the procurement documentation. The contract is valued at 4,800 and is awarded to Polypress s.r.o. The buyer is Charles University in the Czech Republic. For more
The contracting authority has divided the public contract into several parts as per sections 35 and 101 of the law: Part 1 – Liquid-cooled computing servers, Part 2 – Storage servers and network equipment, Part 3 – GPU servers for the Karlov data center. Each part of the public contract is a complet
This public procurement contract is for printing items as specified in the invitation, under the conditions outlined in the attachments of the procurement documentation. The contract is valued at 9,250 euros and is awarded to ZEMAN ART s.r.o. The buyer is Charles University in the Czech Republic.
This public procurement contract involves the delivery of ICT equipment as specified in Appendix 1 (Product Specifications) under the conditions outlined in this Call for Proposals. The contract is divided into parts according to Section 101, Paragraph 1 of the Public Procurement Act.
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