This public procurement contract is divided into three specific lots related to different projects. Lot 1 (Project No. 3.1.3) involves the supply of a Patch-Clamp System for ion current research. Lot 2 (Project No. 3.1.3) requires the supply of a Texture Analyzer. Lot 3 (Project No. 3.1.4) is for th
Tender closed on 5 Jan 2026. Awaiting award.
This public procurement contract involves the supply and installation of furniture for a newly constructed administrative and educational complex at the Medical University of Plovdiv, located at 15A Vasil Aprilov Blvd, Plovdiv. The project includes office furniture, library furnishings, display furn
This public procurement contract involves the supply of kits, reagents, serums, vaccines, tests, reference strains of microorganisms, skimmed milk, reagents, biochemical media, staining dyes, colorants, bioproducts, monoclonal antibodies, pharmaceutical chemistry standards, filters, nutritional medi
This public procurement contract involves the delivery of food products as requested for the needs of the Rehabilitation Center of the Medical University of Plovdiv, located in Tsigov Chark, Batak municipality. The contract is divided into 20 specific categories (lots), which include: Lot 1 – Beer,
This contract involves the supply of laboratory glassware and consumables necessary for the educational and research activities at the Medical University of Plovdiv. The items required are specified in detail, including types and estimated quantities, according to the technical specifications provid
ESRC Grow Awards provide £100,000-£500,000 in funding to support UK researchers building new capabilities, changing disciplines, or establishing independence during key career transitions.
ESRC funds curiosity-driven social science research projects led by individuals or small teams, offering up to £2 million (80% funded) for ambitious proposals lasting up to five years.
Funding for independent academic research using experimental medicine approaches to investigate the causal mechanisms of gambling disorder in human subjects.
A £6 million doctoral training award for UK research organisations to develop PhD researchers in chip design and verification for the semiconductor and AI hardware sectors.
