The contract involves the sale and delivery of laboratory equipment for the Medical Department at the University of Rzeszów. Suppliers are invited to provide various types of laboratory equipment, excluding glass items. Detailed specifications and execution methods are outlined in the Terms of Refer
Tender closed on 1 Dec 2025. Awaiting award.
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In research innovation, RZESZW UNIVERSITY has awarded 3 contracts to 3 suppliers.
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This contract involves the delivery of a cytometer, a specialized laboratory instrument used for analyzing the physical and chemical characteristics of cells or particles. Suppliers are invited to provide this equipment as detailed in the attached document (Annex 3 to the SWZ), which outlines the sp
The contract involves the sale and delivery of used switches for the Faculty of Technology and Natural Sciences at Rzeszów University. This procurement is not divided into parts, as the items constitute a functional whole. Dividing the contract could lead to technical difficulties and increased cost
This contract involves the construction of a new educational facility, including necessary equipment and technical infrastructure, located on Cicha Street in Rzeszów. The project is part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, specifically aimed at improving the efficiency, accessibility, and
This contract involves the sale and delivery of an EEG device and a 2-channel EEG Biofeedback device. Partial bids are not allowed as the items are functionally integrated, and splitting the contract would lead to technical difficulties and increased costs. The detailed specifications and execution
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