The University of Siegen is seeking suppliers for the procurement of various types of furnaces. This includes industrial and laboratory furnaces specifically designed for ceramic research and the development of 2D materials. The goal is to enhance research capabilities in these fields. Interested su
Tender closed on 16 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In manufacturing, UNIVERSITY OF SIEGEN 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.
The University of Siegen is seeking suppliers for laboratory glassware and equipment for the new INCYTE research building. This contract includes the procurement of various chemical laboratory glassware and accessories necessary for research activities. Suppliers are invited to submit their proposal
The University of Siegen is seeking suppliers for various ESD-compliant office equipment. This contract includes the procurement of items that ensure a safe and compliant working environment for electronic components. Suppliers should provide a range of products suitable for ESD protection, includin
The University of Siegen is seeking suppliers for a comprehensive range of tools required for the construction of the new INCYTE research building. This contract involves providing various tools essential for the construction process, ensuring that the project meets its objectives efficiently. Suppl
This is a re-tender for the overall tool supply needed for the INCYTE research building at the University of Siegen. The contract seeks suppliers who can provide various tools essential for construction and research purposes. Interested suppliers should review the details and submit their proposals
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