The contract involves the supply of laboratory equipment for the Department of Histology and Embryology at the Medical University of Silesia in Wrocław, Poland. The procurement is divided into three parts, each evaluated separately: 1) Supply of a device for automated nucleic acid isolation. 2) Supp
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In research innovation, WROCAW MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE SILESIAN PIASTS has awarded 3 contracts to 3 suppliers.
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This contract involves the supply of medical equipment for the Wałbrzych branch of the Medical University of Silesia in Wrocław, Poland. The contract is divided into six parts, each evaluated separately: Part 1 – ECG Machines, Part 2 – Ultrasound Machines, Part 3 – Defibrillators, Part 4 – Incubator
The contract involves the supply of training simulators for the Medical University of Silesia in Wrocław, Wałbrzych Branch. The order is divided into six parts, each evaluated separately: Part 1: Four sets of blood pressure measurement training simulators with an evaluation application and a tablet.
The contract involves the supply of laboratory equipment for the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the Medical University of Silesia in Wrocław, Poland. The procurement is divided into four parts, each evaluated separately: Part 1: Microwave reactor (synthesizer), Part 2: Centrifuge fo
The contract involves the supply of laboratory equipment for the Biological Activity Testing and Biological Material Collection Laboratory at the Medical University of Silesia in Wrocław, Poland. The contract is divided into three parts, each evaluated separately: Part 1 - One cryogenic tank (cryost
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