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Specialized Research Services and Lab Analysis

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This subcontract for Specialized Research Services and Lab Analysis supports prime researchers who have received Swiss National Science Foundation Starting Grants. The selected provider will be responsible for executing technical experiments, including assays, sequencing, microscopy, chemical analysis, and specialized material testing, all conducted in strict accordance with the researcher's established Research Plan. Key deliverables for this engagement include the provision of raw data sets, validated analysis results, and comprehensive technical reports. The opportunity was posted on October 1, 2026, with a response deadline set for May 4, 2027. Operating under NAICS code 541380, the contract is managed by the Swiss National Science Foundation to ensure high-level technical support for early-career researchers. Interested parties should refer to the official agency guidelines to meet the specific requirements for these specialized laboratory and data analysis services.

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Subcontract for specialized research services, lab analysis, and data reporting for SNSF grants.

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SNSF Starting Grants 2027

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Performs specialized laboratory testing, data analysis, or technical experiments for prime researchers receiving Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) Starting Grants. Conducts assays, sequencing, microscopy, chemical analysis, or specialized material testing per the researcher's Research Plan. Delivers technical reports, raw data sets, and validated analysis results.

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