Expenditure for the Purchase of Equipment for the Needs of the Regional Directorate of Food Safety – Vratsa

This tender concerns the procurement of specialized laboratory equipment for the Regional Directorate of Food Safety in Vratsa, Bulgaria. Specifically, Lot No. 2 focuses on the acquisition of various analytical and laboratory instruments essential for the operations of the food safety authority. The required equipment includes a range of sophisticated devices such as an ELISA microplate reader, an automatic 8-channel, 96-well washer, a universal shaker with a platform, and a water bath incubator. Additionally, the tender calls for the supply of a thermostat with digital display, a compact clinical benchtop centrifuge, a dark-field microscope, and a binocular microscope. Other critical items include an electronic analytical balance with 0.01g precision, a distilled water distiller, and a vertical autoclave for sterilizing solid and liquid samples, as well as waste. The list also specifies a colony counter, a Stomacher homogenizer with a bag rack, a Vortex tube mixer, and a turbidimeter for McFarland turbidity readings. Furthermore, the procurement includes essential laboratory furniture such as laboratory islands, laboratory tables, a laboratory rack, and laboratory chairs. This acquisition aims to enhance the diagnostic and analytical capabilities of the Regional Directorate of Food Safety in Vratsa, ensuring compliance with food safety standards and regulations.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Laboratory, Medical Equipment and General Supplies. Located in Bulgaria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BGN 260,550.

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