Formal Request for Quotation: Tissue Processor 1513

Purchase of a Tissue Processor capable of a higher level of throughput than is currently available to the department in order to support research projects and commercial contracts, as part of a new Histology laboratory relocation and refurbishment.

Additional information:

The School of Veternary Sciences , within the University of Nottingham, are developing their Histology facilities. One purpose of this is to improve thier Tissue Processing capablities to enable a higher level of throughput than is currently available to the department, in order to support research projects and commercial contracts.

The University requests quotations from sufficiently experienced and qualified suppliers for the provision of a Tissue Processor.

Please refer and respond to the Technical Requirements within this Request for Quotation.

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Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No