AD 979-2026 Procurement of Unique Sequence Probes, for ULSTMAD, EPE_LEICA

This tender, identified as AD 979-2026, is for the procurement of 'Unique Sequence Probes' for ULSTMAD, EPE. The reference to 'LEICA' suggests that these probes are likely related to microscopy or diagnostic equipment manufactured by Leica. Unique sequence probes are specialized tools used in molecular biology, genetics, or medical diagnostics to detect specific DNA or RNA sequences. ULSTMAD, EPE is likely a research institution, laboratory, or healthcare facility that requires these specialized reagents for its scientific or diagnostic activities. The objective of this procurement is to acquire high-quality, specific probes that meet the technical requirements for the intended applications, ensuring accurate and reliable results. The tender will specify the exact type of probes, their specifications (e.g., length, labeling, target sequence), required quantities, quality standards, and delivery conditions. Bidders are expected to be manufacturers or authorized distributors of molecular biology reagents and consumables, capable of providing products that meet stringent scientific standards. Evaluation criteria will likely focus on product quality, specificity, performance data, price, and delivery timelines. The successful bidder will ensure that ULSTMAD, EPE has access to the necessary tools for its research or diagnostic work.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services, Research and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Medical Equipment, Laboratory, Research Institutions and Laboratories. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 3,600.

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