Acquisition of Diverse Equipment for the National Laboratory for Traceability of Fishery and Aquaculture Products to be installed at CITAQUA_ECOMARE, comprising 11 Lots

This tender, identified by CP 454 - AAC/ECOMARE/CITAQUA - 11/25, concerns the acquisition of diverse equipment for the National Laboratory for Traceability of Fishery and Aquaculture Products. This laboratory is set to be installed at CITAQUA_ECOMARE. The procurement is structured into 11 distinct lots, suggesting a variety of specialized equipment is needed. The laboratory's purpose is to ensure the traceability of seafood products, which is crucial for food safety, quality control, and regulatory compliance. The equipment required could range from analytical instruments for chemical and biological testing, laboratory consumables, sample preparation tools, to IT hardware and software for data management and traceability systems. Each lot likely represents a specific category or set of equipment. Bidders may be able to bid on individual lots or multiple lots, depending on the tender rules. The procuring entities, AAC/ECOMARE/CITAQUA, are seeking to equip this new national laboratory to enhance its capabilities in monitoring and verifying the origin and quality of fishery and aquaculture products. The tender documents will provide detailed specifications for each of the 11 lots, delivery requirements, installation support, and training needs.

This is a supplies contract in the information and communication technology, agriculture and food security and health and medical services sectors, with a focus on Fisheries, Food Safety, Laboratory and Hardware. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 53,556.

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