This contract involves the supply of small laboratory equipment, specifically pipettes and laboratory accessories. The procurement consists of five separate tasks, and detailed specifications can be found in Attachment 1a of the pricing form. The contract is funded under a specific agreement related
Contract awarded. Originally published 11 months ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In research innovation, MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF LUBLIN has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across research innovation, the most active winners are WOLF LABORATORIES LIMITED, MV CORPORATION EOOD, ALTIUM INTERNATIONAL SRO — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
The contract involves the delivery of medical training simulators, divided into three specific tasks: 1. Task 1 – Endoscopy simulators 2. Task 2 – Advanced laparoscopic simulator 3. Task 3 – Advanced bronchoscopy simulators with pulmonary modules. Detailed descriptions and technical specifications f
The contract involves the supply of small laboratory equipment, divided into three tasks: 1) Supply of small laboratory equipment according to the Bionovo catalog or equivalent; 2) Supply of small laboratory equipment according to the Genoplast catalog or equivalent; 3) Supply of small laboratory eq
The contract involves the supply of server equipment, storage systems, and virtualization, backup, and archiving solutions for the Medical University of Lublin. The project is divided into five tasks: 1) Data center equipment including servers, network switches, UPS, virtualization software, and rac
This contract involves the delivery of equipment for the preparation and storage of anatomical specimens, including: a refrigeration chamber capable of storing at least 25 bodies, a hydraulic-electric loading cart, a formalin basin for long-term storage of at least 6 bodies, and a preparation table
UK-based astronomy observers can apply for travel and subsistence grants of up to £15,000 over two years to visit facilities with competitively awarded observation time.
UK biomedical researchers can apply for up to £1 million in MRC funding to purchase a single piece of mid-range capital equipment by 31 December 2027.
NERC invites qualified researchers to apply for large grants (£1.12-£3.45 million) for innovative environmental science projects lasting up to five years.
UKRI is offering up to £60 million over seven years for a director-led research institute to investigate obesity and cardiometabolic disease mechanisms with translation to prevention and treatment strategies.
