The Gdańsk Medical University is seeking suppliers for the delivery of two packages of proteomic and imaging analysis workstations. This procurement is part of the project titled 'Integrated System for Proteomic Analysis and Imaging of Digital Data Platform', under contract number 7465/IA/SP/2024, s
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This contract involves the ongoing supply of pharmaceutical products in two packages for Gdańsk Medical University. Package 1 includes the delivery of a medicinal product containing the active substance Andexanet alfa for a non-commercial clinical trial. Package 2 includes the delivery of medicinal
This contract involves the supply of patient simulators in six packages for Gdańsk Medical University. The packages include: 1. Simulator for abdominal examination training; 2. Simulator for blood pressure measurement training; 3. Simulator for training hospital infant care skills; 4. Advanced pedia
This contract opportunity involves the supply, installation, and configuration of multimedia equipment for Gdańsk Medical University. Suppliers are required to provide brand new equipment that meets specific legal standards and must be produced after January 1, 2025. A minimum three-year warranty is
This contract opportunity involves the delivery of patient simulators and mannequins in six distinct packages for Gdańsk Medical University. The packages include: 1) A simulator for learning hospital procedures related to the care of premature infants; 2) An advanced birthing simulator; 3) A basic b
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