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Denmark · Laboratory, optical and precision equipment

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Benchtop flow cytometry cell analyzer for immunology, allergy, and cell-based assay research

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU · Denmark

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This tender concerns DTUs planned procurement of a benchtop flow cytometer. The purpose of the planned acquisition is to acquire a benchtop research-use flow cytometry cell analyzer suitable for multicolour immunophenotyping, basophil activation testing, rare-event analysis, plate-based acquisition, and future development of complex immune-cell assays. The instrument must support robust analysis of human and animal research samples, including…

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Deadline Oct 23, 2026 08:00 UTC
Estimated value1,600,000 DKK
PublishedSep 23, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

This tender concerns DTUs planned procurement of a benchtop flow cytometer. The purpose of the planned acquisition is to acquire a benchtop research-use flow cytometry cell analyzer suitable for multicolour immunophenotyping, basophil activation testing, rare-event analysis, plate-based acquisition, and future development of complex immune-cell assays. The instrument must support robust analysis of human and animal research samples, including low-frequency immune-cell populations and activation-marker readouts.

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