Spectral Flow Cytometer Procurement
The University of Leeds is seeking suppliers for the procurement of a Spectral Flow Cytometer. This advanced equipment is essential for conducting high-precision cell analysis in various research and clinical applications. The total budget for this contract is £500,000. Interested suppliers should s
Decision brief
4 fields- Contract valueest.£500,000Pounds sterling
- Tender closed20 Jul 20251 years ago
- SectorBrowse related listings
- LocationUnited Kingdom
Lifecycle
ClosedTender closed on 20 Jul 2025. Awaiting award.
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