The Universitätsklinikum Aachen AöR is seeking suppliers to conduct a toxicological study focused on polymer microbubbles. This study aims to assess the safety and potential health impacts of these materials. Suppliers should have expertise in research and experimental development, particularly in t
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The University Hospital Aachen AöR is planning to procure dialysis machines to bridge the preparation phase for a technology partnership in this healthcare segment. The requested machines are intended for the urgent and somewhat overdue replacement and updating of the existing equipment inventory, t
This contract opportunity involves the complete upgrade of the laundry facilities at the Charlottenburger Allee building. The project includes the following lots: Lot 1 - Sorting and storage system, Lot 2 - Washing and drying machines, Lot 3 - Ironing and folding equipment, Lot 4 - Steam generation
This contract opportunity involves upgrading the laundry facilities at the Charlottenburger Allee building. The project is divided into several lots: Lot 1 includes sorting and storage systems; Lot 2 covers washing and drying machines; Lot 3 involves finishing and folding machines; Lot 4 is for a st
This contract opportunity involves upgrading the laundry facilities at the Charlottenburger Allee building. The project includes the following lots: Lot 1 - Sorting and Storage System, Lot 2 - Washing and Drying Equipment, Lot 3 - Ironing and Folding Finishing Equipment, Lot 4 - Steam Generation Sys
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