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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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
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