This procurement opportunity involves establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the purchase and delivery of commonly available laboratory, optical, and precision instruments and related equipment for scientific research. The procurement will cater to the current needs of the Faculty of Che
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This public procurement contract involves establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the purchase and delivery of commonly available laboratory, optical, and precision instruments and related equipment for scientific research. The procurement will be based on the current needs of the Faculty
The contract involves providing printing services as specified in the tender documents. Detailed specifications of the contract are included in section B, "DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTRACT" and related attachments. Suppliers are invited to submit their proposals for these services, which are essential fo
This contract involves the delivery of a platform for conducting training and education for various roles in cybersecurity, ranging from regular employees to cybersecurity managers and SOC analysts. The training will be facilitated through three essential components procured under this competition:
This contract involves the supply, installation, and integration of multimedia and other technical equipment for various classrooms and the auditorium at the Faculty of Architecture and Design, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. The total value of the contract is €337,864.16. Suppliers a
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