Súhrnná správa o zákazkách s nízkymi hodnotami za obdobie 01-03/2021
Názov zákazky: Obstaranie zariadenia na kvantitatívnu polymerázovú reťazovú reakciu (qPCR) a zariadenia na klasickú polymerázovú reťazovú reakciu (PCR).
Predmet zákazky: Predmetom zákazky je obstaranie zariadenia na kvantitatívnu polymerázovú reťazovú reakciu (qPCR) a zariadenia na klasickú polymerázovú reťazovú reakciu (PCR) pre potreby realizácie projektu s názvom „Vývoj vysoko výkonného, citlivého RT-qPCR testu a rýchleho RTLAMP testu na rozlíšenie SARS-CoV-2 a chrípky“ a číslom projektu „PP-COVID-20-0116“.
Hodnota zákazky: 44 998,00 EUR bez DPH
Identifikácia dodávateľa: Hermes LabSystems, s. r. o., Púchovská 12, 83106 Bratislava
Viac informácií o projekte nájdete na: https://www.multiplexdx.com/post/developing-a-high-throughput-sensitive-rt-qpcr-test-and-rapid-point-of-care-rt-lamp-test-for-the-differentiation-of-sars-cov-2-and-influenza-cov-infect
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