The procurement of personal computers is essential for conducting research activities as part of the DIGITOUCH NEXTGEN project (SMIS Code: 338580), funded under the Regional Program 2021-2027 for the North East Region. The contracting authority aims to enhance research performance, teaching activiti
Tender closed on 11 Nov 2025. Awaiting award.
The University Stefan cel Mare Suceava is seeking suppliers for the procurement of electric buses for intercity transport. The contract includes three lots: - Lot 1: One intercity bus with a minimum capacity of 55 passengers, fully electric with zero emissions. The supplier will be responsible for
The University of Stefan cel Mare Suceava is seeking suppliers for the procurement of a biphasic defibrillator with accessories and a video wall. This acquisition is essential for equipping newly modernized teaching laboratories with state-of-the-art technology to ensure a suitable digital learning
The estimated value of the products to be supplied is 588,893.94 lei excluding VAT, divided into 5 lots as follows: LOT 1 – Upholstered Amphitheater (IASEC) = 178,859.74 lei excluding VAT; LOT 2 – Non-upholstered Amphitheater (IASEC) = 138,085.70 lei excluding VAT; LOT 3 – Furniture + Chairs (IASEC)
This contract involves the procurement of equipment necessary for equipping various laboratories at the Dual Education Center in Mechanical Engineering. The laboratories include: Internal Combustion Engine Laboratory, Thermotechnics Laboratory, Chemistry, Fuels and Environmental Protection Laborator
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