This contract involves the supply of a Raman microscope system for the Department of Soft Matter Optics at the Wrocław University of Technology. The equipment is essential for the department's activities, including tasks related to the Opus project funded by the National Science Centre, titled 'Ultr
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This procurement process is aimed at establishing a framework agreement for the supply of storage servers for Wrocław University of Technology. The contract will be awarded to one contractor through an open tender process. The estimated budget for this framework agreement is 6,000,000 PLN net. The q
This contract involves the supply of a high-performance server for computational needs at the Wrocław University of Technology's Faculty of Management. Suppliers are invited to provide a detailed proposal as outlined in Attachment 4 of the Invitation, which includes the specifications and requiremen
This contract involves the delivery of a laboratory power supply as part of the project titled 'Public Safety Technology Center', managed by Wrocław University of Technology. The supplier is responsible for all costs related to the execution of the contract, including delivery, insurance, and risk.
This contract involves the supply of an ultrasound machine for medical examinations. The supplier is responsible for delivering the equipment, installation, setup, and training at the buyer's location, which is the Wrocław University of Technology, T2 Student House, Grunwaldzka 59, 50-366 Wrocław. T
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