This public procurement contract involves comprehensive construction work for the project "UTB – Reconstruction of Building U12 – Phase V" located at T. G. Masaryk Square 3050, Zlín 760 05, Czech Republic. The work must be carried out according to the project documentation titled "UTB – Construction
Tender closed on 8 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
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In research innovation, TOM BAA UNIVERSITY IN ZLN has awarded 8 contracts to 8 suppliers.
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This contract involves the supply of original consumables for printers and copiers, including toners, cartridges, drums, ink supplies, waste containers, and other accessories. Suppliers will be required to deliver these goods in accordance with the specifications outlined in the procurement conditio
This public procurement contract involves the supply of a high-temperature gel permeation chromatograph for the needs of the Polymer Systems Center at Tomas Bata University in Zlin. This is part of the project: OP TAK University Technology Center for Practice (UTCP) – activity b), project registrati
This public procurement contract involves the rental of multifunction devices and printers, including maintenance services, for the duration of the rental period from the effective date of the contract until March 31, 2033. The services are required by Tomas Bata University in Zlin, in accordance wi
This public procurement contract involves the supply of a laboratory cryogenic mill for the needs of the Polymer Systems Center at Tomas Bata University in Zlin. This project is part of the initiative to modernize infrastructure and improve academic tools, with project registration number CZ.02.02.0
Funding up to £280,000 to establish collaborative networks of data professionals sharing knowledge and improving services for social science researchers.
Get up to £250,000 to develop marine robots and autonomous underwater vehicles designed to operate reliably in extreme Arctic conditions over 18 months.
Fund innovative wearable and observation-based methods to measure how home learning environments influence child development and educational outcomes.
BBSRC is funding large collaborative bioscience research teams with grants of £2 million or more for five-year projects aimed at achieving major breakthroughs in understanding living systems.
