ACQUISITION, INSTALLATION, AND COMMISSIONING OF A 1L/H MINISPRAY ATOMIZER EQUIPMENT FOR THE PROJECT: IMPROVEMENT OF INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY SERVICES AT THE ACADEMIC PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF AGROINDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING OF THE UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL MICAELA BASTIDAS DE APURÍMAC

This tender concerns the acquisition, installation, and commissioning of specialized laboratory equipment, specifically a 1L/H Minispray atomizer. The equipment is intended for the "Improvement of Instrumental Analysis Laboratory Services" project, which is being undertaken by the Academic Professional School of Agroindustrial Engineering at the Universidad Nacional Micaela Bastidas de Apurímac (UNAMBA). The contracting entity is UNAMBA, located in the Apurímac department. The procurement process is designated as LP-ABR-7-2025-CS-UNAMBA-2, utilizing an abbreviated public bidding method. This initiative aims to enhance the capabilities of the university's agroindustrial engineering laboratory, likely supporting research, analysis, and educational activities in instrumental analysis. The successful bidder will be responsible for not only supplying the Minispray atomizer but also ensuring its proper installation and operational readiness within the university's facilities. This project underscores UNAMBA's commitment to advancing its scientific and technical infrastructure to provide high-quality analytical services and foster academic excellence in the field of agroindustrial engineering.

This is a supplies contract in the education and training, Research and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Rehabilitation, Higher Education and Laboratories. Located in Peru, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of PEN 391,948.

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