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Walk-in growth chambers for a range of different plant species
The subject of this call for tenders is two (2) high-quality walk-in chambers for plants (e.g. strawberries, leafy greens, cereals, maize, young trees and saplings) for the University of Helsinki. The chambers will be acquired to the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Helsinki in 2026. In addition, two (2) to four (4) walk...
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- August 05, 2026
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The subject of this call for tenders is two (2) high-quality walk-in chambers for plants (e.g. strawberries, leafy greens, cereals, maize, young trees and saplings) for the University of Helsinki. The chambers will be acquired to the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Helsinki in 2026. In addition, two (2) to four (4) walk-in chambers are asked as an option to be purchased in 2028.
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