This contract involves the purchase and delivery of laboratory equipment for the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy at Opole University. The procurement is divided into several parts: 1. Part 1 – UV-Vis Spectrophotometer 2. Part 2 – Abbe Refractometer 3. Part 3 – Automatic Polarimeters 4. Part 4 – Ci
Tender closed on 4 Nov 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract involves the purchase and delivery of scientific research equipment for the Medical Faculty of Opole University. The procurement is divided into several parts: 1. Purchase and delivery of a refrigerated centrifuge (1 unit). 2. Purchase and delivery of a dual eyepiece microscope (1 unit
The Opole Medical University is seeking suppliers for the purchase, delivery, and installation of audiovisual (AV) equipment and systems. This contract is divided into three parts: 1. Part 1: Modernization of existing audiovisual systems and control in Segment E of the Collegium Medicum at Opole Med
The contract involves the purchase and delivery of training simulators and manikins for the Medical Faculty of Opole University. The procurement is divided into several parts: - Part 1: Purchase and delivery of simulators and trainers, - Part 2: Purchase and delivery of trainers, - Part 3: Purchase
This contract involves the purchase and delivery of computer equipment for various units of Opole University. Specifically, it is for the procurement of 3 interactive monitors for the Collegium Medicum at Opole University. Detailed specifications and requirements can be found in Annex 1.1 of the pro
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