Carl Zeiss wins tender to supply Szeged superlaser with research microscope
Carl Zeiss Technika has won a tender to supply a fluorescence microscope for a European Union-funded superlaser center in Szeged, southeastern Hungary, the latest issue of the Public Procurement Gazette shows.
Carl Zeiss beat Auro-Science Consulting Kereskedelmi and BioMarker in the negotiated procedure.
Auro-Science was originally named the winner, but the Public Procurement Arbitration Board (KDB) overturned the decision after it was contested by Carl Zeiss.
Hungary, Czech Republic and Romania won a joint bid for the European UnionĘĽs Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) project in October 2009. The University of Szeged is hosting the project in Hungary with ELI-HU as the centerĘĽs operator.
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