This contract involves the expansion of the cryogenic helium distribution system for the Polish Free Electron Laser. The scope of work includes: a. development of a technical design, b. preparation of the execution project and production documentation, c. production and testing, d. delivery, e. inst
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Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In manufacturing, NATIONAL CENTRE FOR NUCLEAR RESEARCH has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across manufacturing, the most active winners are Alpine Vending Co Ltd, Scanbur, ANDREWS SYKES GROUP PLC — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract opportunity involves the expansion, installation, commissioning, and support of an external memory system for data archiving, which is based on tape cartridges. The project includes the necessary software and infrastructure, such as IT cabinets, network switches, power strips, and both
This contract involves the supply of elemental analyzers with spectroscopic detection for the analysis of gas elements (Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Hydrogen) and heavy elements (Carbon and Sulfur) for the NOMATEN CoRE at the National Centre for Nuclear Research in Otwock-Świerk, Poland. The scope includes
This contract involves the expansion of the High-Performance Computing (HPC) environment for the CIŚ computing cluster located at the National Centre for Nuclear Research in Świerk, Poland. The scope includes the supply and implementation of computer hardware necessary for this expansion, along with
The contract involves providing group life insurance services for employees and their families at the National Centre for Nuclear Research. This insurance will cover the life and health of the insured individuals and their dependents. The service period is from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2028. Suppli
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