Japanese Government Procurement

National University Corporation - Notice of Procurement (Goods & Services)Tandem Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer 1 Set

This procurement is covered by the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement, Japan-EU Economic Partnership Agreement or Japan-UK Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.

Japanese

Publishing date Sep 06, 2023
Type of notice Notice of Procurement (Goods & Services)
Procurement entity National University Corporation - Kyoto
Classification
0024 Professional/Scientific & Controlling Instruments & Apparatus
Summay of notice ⑴ Official in charge of disbursement of the procuring entity : Nagahiro Minato, President, Kyoto University
⑵ Classification of the products to be procured : 24
⑶ Nature and quantity of the products to be purchased :
A Tandem Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer 1 Set
B Individually ventilated caging system 1 Set
⑷ Delivery period :
A By 29 March, 2024
B By 30 April, 2024
⑸ Delivery place : Graduate school of Medicine, Kyoto University
⑹ Qualifications for participating in the tendering procedures : Suppliers eligible for participating in the proposed tender are those who shall :
A not come under Article 4 of the Regulation concerning the Contract for Kyoto University,
B have the Grade A, Grade B or Grade C qualification during fiscal 2023 in the Kinki area in manufacture of product or sales of product for participating in tenders by Single qualification for every ministry and agency,
C meet content specified in the tender documentation,
D prove to have prepared a system to provide rapid after-sale service and maintenance for the procured products,
E not be currently under a suspension of business order as instructed by Kyoto University.
⑺ Time limit of tender :
A 17 : 00 30 October, 2023
B 17 : 00 27 October, 2023
⑻ Contact point for the notice : Yoshitaka Matsuzawa, Finance Department, Procurement Section, Accounting Division, Kyoto University, Yoshida-Honmachi Sakyo-ku Kyoto-shi 606-8501 Japan, TEL 075-753-2167
⑼ Please be noted that if it is indicated that environmental conditions relating to the procurement are laid down in its tender documents.