This procurement process is for the purchase of research laboratory robots for Narva College, in accordance with the conditions outlined in the technical specifications. The public tender is divided into several lots, and suppliers are allowed to submit bids for all lots. For disqualification ground
Tender closed on 25 Feb 2026. Awaiting award.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In manufacturing, UNIVERSITY OF TARTU has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across manufacturing, the most active winners are Alpine Vending Co Ltd, Scanbur, ANDREWS SYKES GROUP PLC — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This procurement process is for the provision of indoor and outdoor cleaning services for Tartu University Pärnu College, as detailed in the technical description provided in Annex 1. The service period is 48 months. Suppliers can visit the site for an inspection by arranging an appointment with Sir
This procurement process is for the upgrade of servers at the Genomics Institute of Tartu University, in accordance with the technical specifications outlined in Annex 1 of the procurement documents. The deadline for the delivery of the equipment is no later than three (3) months from the signing of
This procurement process is for the acquisition of two laminar flow cabinets as specified in the technical description provided in Annex 1. The delivery deadline for the system is no later than three (3) months from the signing of the procurement contract. For disqualification grounds and qualificat
This procurement process involves the purchase of educational robot kits for Narva College, as detailed in the technical specifications provided in Annex 1. The delivery of the equipment must occur within two months of signing the contract. For disqualification grounds and qualification conditions,
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