National Microbiology Framework - Lot 2: Research and Development Goods and Services
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Lot 2 is for the supply of goods and/or services for the qualitative/quantitative examination of specimens/samples and the development of assays/kits/medical or therapeutic products.
This Lot consists of goods and services mainly for research and development, experimentation and study therefore CE marked (or UKCA marked) is not mandatory.
This Lot includes provisions for reagent rental and managed equipment services.
Please note that this Award Notice is for Lot 2, however the Framework Agreement encompasses the following four lots: - Lot 1: Diagnostic Goods and Services - Lot 2: Research and Development Goods and Services - Lot 3: Manufacturing, Product Development and Commercialisation - Lot 4: Clinical Laboratory Diagnostic Testing Services
What the notice asks for
Lot 2 is for the supply
Lot 2 is for the supply of goods and/or services for the qualitative/quantitative examination of specimens/samples and the development of assays/kits/medical or therapeutic products.
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What this notice demands of you
1 named, none in explicit obligation language. Each one is quoted from the notice.
Please note that this Award Notice is for Lot 2, however the Framework Agreement encompasses the following four lots:
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