The Universidade do Algarve is seeking suppliers for the procurement of laboratory equipment specifically for spectroscopy and spectrometry. This opportunity is divided into several lots, allowing suppliers to bid on specific categories of equipment. The total value of the contract is approximately
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The Universidade do Algarve is seeking a contractor for the adaptation of Lot 36 into a university residence. This project involves construction work aimed at transforming the specified lot into suitable living accommodations for students. The total value of the contract is approximately €422,468.96
The Universidade do Algarve is seeking suppliers for the acquisition of electronic microscopy equipment. This procurement is divided into lots, allowing for multiple suppliers to participate. The total value of the contract is €498,028. Suppliers are invited to provide bids for the specified equipme
The Universidade do Algarve is seeking suppliers for the acquisition of furniture and equipment for the Hostlab Laboratory. This procurement is divided into several lots, allowing suppliers to bid on specific items or groups of items. The total value of this contract is €70,937. Interested suppliers
The Universidade do Algarve is seeking suppliers for various laboratory equipment specifically for the civil construction sector. This procurement is divided into several lots, allowing suppliers to bid on specific items or groups of items. The total estimated value of the contract is €222,129.75. I
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