Two analytical flow cytometry systems
- Ilmoituksen laji
- Muutosilmoitus
- Julkaistu
- 12.4.2026
- Määräaika
- 24.4.2026
Hankinnan tiedot
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Lähde: Hilma, ilmoitus 2026-046156.
- Arvioitu arvo
- 408 360 €
- Menettely
- Avoin menettely
- Mitä hankitaan
- Tavarat
- Hankinnan laji
- EU-hankinta
- Hankinnan ala (CPV-koodit)
- Laboratorio- ja tarkkuuslaitteet (38434500)
- Laboratorio- ja tarkkuuslaitteet (38434510)
- Toteutuspaikka (NUTS)
- Varsinais-Suomi (FI1C1)
Kuvaus
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Lähde: Hilma, ilmoitus 2026-046156. Liitteet ja yhteystiedot ovat alkuperäisessä ilmoituksessa.
Two analytical flow cytometry systems The Contracting Authority invites tenders for the supply, delivery, installation, commissioning, validation, and initial technical support of two (2) analytical flow cytometry systems to support research laboratory activities.
The proposed system(s) will replace the currently installed flow cytometers, which are equipped with four (4) lasers and seventeen (17) fluorescence detection channels. The new equipment is expected to meet or exceed the analytical performance and configuration of the existing system, while ensuring enhanced reliability, operational stability, and long-term serviceability. The instruments will be used for advanced multi-parameter single-cell analysis and must be capable of addressing both current research needs and foreseeable future developments.
The objective of this procurement is to acquire robust, high-performance analytical flow cytometry system(s), including all required hardware, software licenses, accessories, installation, user training, warranty coverage, and comprehensive service and maintenance support.
The primary applications conducted by the research groups include, but are not limited to, multicolor cellular phenotyping, functional cellular assays, release assays, and related immunological and cell biology applications. The systems will be operated by experienced flow cytometry specialists as well as by a broad user community with varying levels of prior expertise. Accordingly, the instruments must combine high analytical sensitivity and resolution with operational simplicity, intuitive software interface, and streamlined assay setup to ensure accessibility, reproducibility, and efficient workflow management.,