FBTI WAAVP-AN , Reagents and Consumables
SIRDC wants a 30-line cell-culture and molecular biology order for its Hatcliffe labs — RPMI 1640, foetal bovine serum, Interleukin-2, Histopaque, PCR tubes, Giemsa stain and more; bids close 26 August, 10am.
Laboratory reagents and consumables for the Scientific and Industrial Research and Development Centre at 1574 Alpes Road, Hatcliffe, Harare — thirty lines covering a cell-culture and parasitology workflow. The media and sera are the bulk of it: 20 × 500ml of RPMI 1640 (10 with 25mM HEPES, 10 with HEPES and L-glutamine), 2 × 500ml heat-inactivated foetal bovine serum filtered at 0.2µm, 3 × 1,000ml Alsever's solution, 600ml of Histopaque for density gradient work, L-glutamine, 2-mercaptoethanol, antibiotic-antimycotic 100x, gentamicin, kanamycin monosulphate and a 50µg vial of human Interleukin-2. The consumables run to Eppendorf tubes (1.5ml, pack of 1,000), 8-strip capped PCR tubes (200µl, pack of 1,000), 4 packs of 50ml Accuspin tubes, sterile cryovials, 6-well culture plates, T25 flasks, 0.2µm microfilters, screw-cap glass sample tubes, pipette fillers, loading dye, Safe-Red gel, Giemsa stain, trypan blue, immersion oil, absolute ethanol and methanol, phosphate buffer salts and L-asparagine. The full tender document was not available to us. Download it from the source before quoting: catalogue numbers, acceptable brands and cold-chain requirements are not in the notice, and on serum and cytokines those decide the price.
Moderate effort to bid.
Written from the published notice — the full tender document was not available to us. Download it from the source before bidding: eligibility rules, fees and specifications may only appear there.
Read the official notice — GIST links to tenders at their publisher and never mirrors the documents.
Add the deadline to your calendar
Last checked against the publisher on 24 Aug 2026, 09:38.
This page is 24 hours behind live. A tender plan tells you about a tender like this within minutes of publication, and reminds you before it closes.