Tallinn University of Technology is seeking suppliers for the design, manufacturing, and installation of testing equipment for hydrogen production as part of a two-stage thermal recycling process. This procurement is governed by the conditions outlined in the tender documents. For disqualification g
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Tallinn University of Technology is seeking a modern, cloud-managed WiFi solution compatible with its existing infrastructure. The solution should be provided by manufacturers such as Fortinet, Extreme Networks, or Ruckus Networks. The buyer will enter into a framework agreement with one successful
Tallinn University of Technology is seeking services, software, and spare parts necessary for the upgrade of the existing BlueROV2 underwater vehicle. This includes the transportation of the device to a maintenance workshop and back to Tallinn. For disqualification grounds and qualification conditio
This contract is for a universal testing machine designed to test various construction materials, including mortars, binders, insulation materials, bitumen sheets, composite materials, and plastics. The machine will utilize appropriate adapters to attach different types of grips or fixtures, allowin
This contract involves the purchase of one differential scanning calorimeter. The delivery time must not exceed 4 months from the contract's commencement date. For disqualification grounds and qualification conditions, please refer to the tender documentation.
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