Expired contract

EasySeq SARs-CoV-2 WGS kit for library preparation for next generation sequencing of COVID19 samples

Details

Buyer
University of Nottingham
Supplier(s)
NimaGen
Value
GBP 38,000
Topic
Research laboratory services
Published
21 June 2022
Source
uk:contracts_finder

Tender description

UK- COVID-19 whole genome sequencing is a collaborative effort between several educational and governmental institutions to sequence COVID from Wastewater samples. As such it is critically important that all sites and facilities adhere to the same protocol, with the use of the same consumables for experimental consistency, reproducibility, sharing of resources in cases of issues with procurement and for problem solving any issues that arise.

Timeline

  1. Award date15 January 2022
  2. Contract expiry date15 January 2022
  3. Award published21 June 2022
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  • 73111000 · Research laboratory services

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