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High-throughput DNA synthesizer/Synthétiseur d’ADN à haut débit
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The Government of Canada, through Université McGill, is soliciting bids for the acquisition of a high-throughput DNA synthesizer. This contract opportunity, posted on January 16, 2026, requires interested parties to submit their responses by January 22, 2026, at 4:30 PM. The equipment will be used in Montréal, the designated place of performance. The solicitation is open without any set-aside restrictions or specific NAICS code noted, and it is managed by a federal agency. The primary contact for this solicitation is Silva Laura, serving as the contracting authority, reachable via email and phone. The acquisition aims to support advanced DNA synthesis capabilities, likely to facilitate research and development activities at Université McGill. Additional details and submission procedures are available through the official CanadaBuys tender portal.
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