This procurement process aims to establish a framework agreement between the University of Charles, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové, and a single supplier for the continuous supply of laboratory rabbits. The agreement will cover the delivery, packaging, transportation, and care of the animals
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Mostly framework call-offs rather than head-to-head competition.
In agriculture food, CHARLES UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF MEDICINE IN HRADEC KRLOV has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
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The purpose of this public procurement contract is to supply a set of 2 Dewar flasks (storage and supply) for the needs of the Institute of Preventive Medicine at Charles University, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové. The contract includes all necessary accessories, transportation, customs, deli
This public procurement contract involves the supply of sterilization equipment for vivarium facilities. Specifically, it includes the provision of a decontamination chamber connected to an external steam generator, an animal transfer window, and an autoclave with a water steam generator. Additional
The purpose of this procurement process is to establish a framework agreement without reopening the competition between the contracting authority and a single supplier. This agreement will facilitate the procurement of laboratory rabbits, including packaging, transportation, and care during transit
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