This public procurement contract involves the delivery of diagnostic equipment for research and experimental purposes at the contracting authority's research facilities. The specific items required are detailed by product catalog/reference numbers. The contracting authority does not allow alternativ
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This public procurement contract involves the regular supply of medicinal products for parenteral administration containing the active substance tigecycline (ATC group J01AA12). These products are intended for the treatment of patients in approved indications according to the Summary of Product Char
This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply of medical devices, specifically diagnostic strips for blood glucose testing. Suppliers are invited to provide these essential health products to support diabetes management. The total value of the contract is €5,250,000, and it is publish
This public procurement contract involves the repeated supply of specialized medical materials in accordance with the applicable medical device legislation. The focus is on balloon dilatation catheters that release sirolimus, which are essential for treating patients at the buyer's facilities. Suppl
This public procurement contract involves the repeated supply of specialized medical materials (SMM) in accordance with the current Medical Devices Act. The focus is on short-term catheter-based mechanical heart support systems necessary for treating patients at the buyer's facilities. The expected
Funding up to £280,000 to establish collaborative networks of data professionals sharing knowledge and improving services for social science researchers.
ESRC Grow Awards provide £100,000-£500,000 in funding to help social science researchers advance their careers through skills development, methodological training, and independence-building over 18-60 months.
ESRC Explore Awards fund ambitious, innovative social science research projects up to £2 million for UK-based individuals and small research teams over five years.
BBSRC funding scheme offering £200,000-£1,500,000 grants for UK research organisations to purchase mid-range biosciences equipment that supports collaboration and aligns with BBSRC research priorities.
