The Latvian State Institute of Wood Chemistry is seeking suppliers for a cell density sensor specifically designed for viable cells. This procurement opportunity involves the supply of laboratory, optical, and precision instruments, excluding glasses. The total contract value is approximately €16,98
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This contract involves the procurement of materials, reagents, chemicals, and low-value inventory for the implementation of the ERDF project No. 1.1.1.3/1/24/A/094. Suppliers are invited to provide these goods as part of the project requirements. The deadline for submissions is October 15, 2025. For
The Latvian State Institute of Wood Chemistry is seeking suppliers for a hydraulic press specifically designed for the production of samples. This contract involves providing a hydraulic press that meets the necessary specifications for sample manufacturing in the machinery sector. Suppliers interes
This contract involves the procurement of materials, reagents, chemicals, and low-value inventory for the implementation of the ERDF project No. 1.1.1.3/1/24/A/094. Suppliers are invited to provide these goods to support the project objectives. The deadline for submissions is August 25, 2025. For mo
This contract involves the procurement of laboratory reagents and materials necessary for the execution of cellulose laboratory projects. Suppliers are invited to provide the required goods, which are essential for conducting research and experiments in the field of cellulose chemistry. The buyer is
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