This contract opportunity is for the procurement of microscopy equipment, specifically laboratory, optical, and precision devices (excluding glasses). The buyer is Rīgas Stradiņa University in Latvia, and the total value of the contract is €2,370. Suppliers interested in this opportunity can find mo
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This contract involves the procurement of various laboratory and medical materials, accessories, and inventory as part of the fifth phase of the project. The focus is on acquiring medical devices, therapeutic substances, and personal hygiene products. Suppliers are invited to provide these goods to
This contract opportunity involves the purchase and installation of basketball hoop structures at Cigoriņu Street 3, Riga. The buyer is Rīgas Stradiņa universitāte, and the deadline for submissions is December 22, 2025. Suppliers are invited to provide their proposals for this project, which aims to
This contract involves the procurement of medical training materials for educational purposes. The buyer, Rīgas Stradiņa universitāte, is seeking suppliers to provide various medical devices, therapeutic substances, and personal hygiene products. The total value of the contract is 648. This opportun
This contract opportunity involves the procurement of laboratory equipment, specifically focusing on optical and precision devices (excluding glasses). The buyer, Rīgas Stradiņa University, is seeking suppliers to provide high-quality laboratory instruments and equipment. The total value of the cont
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