The Horticultural Institute is seeking suppliers to provide laboratory equipment, specifically optical and precision instruments (excluding glasses). This contract aims to enhance the institute's research capabilities by equipping it with the necessary tools for scientific analysis and experimentati
Tender closed on 19 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
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The Horticultural Institute is seeking suppliers for garden measuring instruments. This contract involves the provision of various laboratory, optical, and precision devices, excluding glasses. Suppliers should be prepared to deliver high-quality equipment that meets the specific needs of the instit
This contract involves the procurement of laboratory equipment and instruments (excluding glasses) specifically for the needs of the Horticulture Institute. The total value of the contract is €14,725. Suppliers are invited to provide suitable laboratory devices and equipment that meet the specificat
This contract involves the procurement of laboratory equipment and instruments (excluding glasses) specifically for the needs of the Horticulture Institute. Suppliers are invited to provide high-quality laboratory devices that will support the institute's research and development activities. The goa
This contract opportunity is for the procurement of a Plant Dimension and Leaf Surface Analyzer, a specialized piece of laboratory equipment used for analyzing plant dimensions and leaf surfaces. The total value of the contract is €14,500. The buyer is the Gardening Institute, a public entity in Lat
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