Summary
Machine-generated summaryFondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori, a research hospital in Italy, has published a market survey notice for the supply of sterile Petri dishes and 50 ml centrifuge tubes. The procurement falls under the category of medical devices and various medical products, within a procedure for medical devices. The contracting stage is a market survey, used to identify potential suppliers ahead of a possible future tender. The notice has been published and the procedure is ongoing. Suppliers of laboratory consumables and medical devices may wish to follow this notice.
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Source: ARIA Sintel - Regione Lombardia e-procurement
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Last verified against ARIA Sintel - Regione Lombardia e-procurement 16 hours ago
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