This contract involves the supply of laboratory reagents and diagnostic tests for the Laboratory Diagnostics Department at the Immunology Laboratory of the Clinical Hospital No. 2 PUM in Szczecin, Poland. Suppliers are required to provide medical products that comply with the Medical Devices Act of
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This contract involves the supply of laboratory reagents, calibrators, controls, and consumables necessary for general analytical testing. It also includes the leasing of an automatic system capable of performing 65,000 analyses and a semi-automatic auxiliary analyzer capable of performing 1,000 ana
This contract involves the supply of disposable medical products for the Clinical Hospital No. 2 in Szczecin, Poland. Suppliers are required to provide medical devices as defined by the Medical Devices Act, compliant with Polish regulations. The estimated quantities and descriptions of the products
This contract involves the supply of hygiene and cleaning products for the Clinical Hospital No. 2 PUM in Szczecin. The estimated quantities and descriptions of the products are detailed in the unit price form and the required parameters form. Suppliers must ensure that the products have a shelf lif
This contract involves the delivery, installation, and commissioning of two laparoscopic sets, referred to as 'equipment'. The detailed specifications of the equipment are provided in the 'Required Parameters' form (Appendix 2 to the Terms of Reference, also known as 'FPW'), which must be submitted
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