The public procurement contract involves the supply of specific laboratory equipment, including 1 electrohydraulic pulsator, 1 hydraulic pump, 2 hydraulic loading cylinders, and 1 control system for presses. This equipment is essential for the expansion of the dynamic testing laboratory at the Unive
Contract awarded. Originally published 9 months ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In research innovation, PARDUBICE UNIVERSITY has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across research innovation, the most active winners are WOLF LABORATORIES LIMITED, BRUKER UK LIMITED, MV CORPORATION EOOD — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This public procurement contract involves the supply of interior furnishings for the DC building, in accordance with the specified requirements. The contract includes the assembly and installation of the furnishings at the delivery site.
This public procurement contract involves providing service support from the manufacturer, modernizing the network infrastructure in the multimedia signal processing laboratory, expanding SKR DA 04003 and 04008, and upgrading the network infrastructure in the laboratory.
This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply of computing equipment based on a framework agreement with a single supplier. The contract will be executed continuously over a period of 2 years. The buyer is the University of Pardubice, and the awarded supplier is CSF, s.r.o. The total
This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply of portable computers based on a framework agreement with a single supplier. A separate framework agreement will be established for each part of the public contract. The execution of this contract will take place continuously over a period
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