Tender Results of Organisation For The Prohibition Of Chemical Weapons

The OPCW intends to award to a qualified vendor a Long Term Agreement for the provision of high-quality, multilingual video production services. The Agreement is for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for 2 years.

LONG TERM AGREEMENTS IMPRESSIONS

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) invites interested and eligible suppliers to submit the information in respect of the provision of Laboratory Equipment, Furniture and Installation Services for for the construction of a new Centre for Chemistry and Technology in Pijnacker-Nootdorp for the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the Hague, the Netherlands

The OPCW is seeking proposals from scientists across its Member States that describe a specific type of vegetation and its potential to act as an indicator of exposure to chemicals that are toxic to humans and animals as part of the Plant Biomarker Challenge. With a view towards prevention of the re-emergence of chemical weapons and strengthening efforts to keep humans safe and secure from chemical threats, the OPCW Technical Secretariat is interested in learning from the world’s scientific community about innovative, yet practical, capabilities that enable the recognition of biochemical signatures of chemical exposure.

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The OPCW is seeking proposals from scientists across its Member States that describe a specific type of vegetation and its potential to act as an indicator of exposure to chemicals that are toxic to humans and animals as part of the Plant Biomarker Challenge. With a view towards prevention of the re-emergence of chemical weapons and strengthening efforts to keep humans safe and secure from chemical threats, the OPCW Technical Secretariat is interested in learning from the world’s scientific community about innovative, yet practical, capabilities that enable the recognition of biochemical signatures of chemical exposure.

The OPCW is seeking proposals from scientists across its Member States that describe a specific type of vegetation and its potential to act as an indicator of exposure to chemicals that are toxic to humans and animals as part of the Plant Biomarker Challenge. With a view towards prevention of the re-emergence of chemical weapons and strengthening efforts to keep humans safe and secure from chemical threats, the OPCW Technical Secretariat is interested in learning from the world’s scientific community about innovative, yet practical, capabilities that enable the recognition of biochemical signatures of chemical exposure.

The OPCW is seeking proposals from scientists across its Member States that describe a specific type of vegetation and its potential to act as an indicator of exposure to chemicals that are toxic to humans and animals as part of the Plant Biomarker Challenge. With a view towards prevention of the re-emergence of chemical weapons and strengthening efforts to keep humans safe and secure from chemical threats, the OPCW Technical Secretariat is interested in learning from the world’s scientific community about innovative, yet practical, capabilities that enable the recognition of biochemical signatures of chemical exposure.

The OPCW is seeking proposals from scientists across its Member States that describe a specific type of vegetation and its potential to act as an indicator of exposure to chemicals that are toxic to humans and animals as part of the Plant Biomarker Challenge. With a view towards prevention of the re-emergence of chemical weapons and strengthening efforts to keep humans safe and secure from chemical threats, the OPCW Technical Secretariat is interested in learning from the world’s scientific community about innovative, yet practical, capabilities that enable the recognition of biochemical signatures of chemical exposure.

The OPCW is seeking proposals from scientists across its Member States that describe a specific type of vegetation and its potential to act as an indicator of exposure to chemicals that are toxic to humans and animals as part of the Plant Biomarker Challenge. With a view towards prevention of the re-emergence of chemical weapons and strengthening efforts to keep humans safe and secure from chemical threats, the OPCW Technical Secretariat is interested in learning from the world’s scientific community about innovative, yet practical, capabilities that enable the recognition of biochemical signatures of chemical exposure.