The purpose of this public procurement contract is to supply optical instruments. The contract is valued at approximately 1,158,750 CZK and is issued by the Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague. Suppliers are invited to provide high-quality optical devices, excluding glass products, to meet t
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In research innovation, CZECH UNIVERSITY OF LIFE SCIENCES PRAGUE has awarded 4 contracts to 4 suppliers.
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The purpose of this public procurement contract is to supply three sets (kits) for RNA isolation. The contract is valued at approximately €16,160.01 and is intended for the Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague. Suppliers interested in this opportunity can find more details on the TED platform
The purpose of this public procurement contract is to supply a dietary fiber analyzer and an automatic protein analyzer for a microbiological laboratory. The contract is valued at 2,540,000 CZK and is being issued by the Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague. Suppliers are invited to submit th
This contract is for the supply of electricity for the period from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2026. The total expected consumption is 13,884.512 MWh. The electricity will be procured through an auction on the POWER EXCHANGE CENTRAL EUROPE (PXE) commodity exchange. Suppliers are invited to part
This contract involves the supply of laptops, computers, and related accessories. The Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague is seeking suppliers to provide these IT devices. The total value of the contract is €173,680. Suppliers can find more details and submit their proposals through the TED
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