Awarded contract

Automated Staining Platform

Details

Value
81,300
Topic
Detection and analysis apparatus
Published
5 August 2025

Tender description

The Automated Staining Platform will be used for analysis of expression of specific proteins, mRNA and microRNA signatures in fixed cells and tissues. A fully automated research platform for single and multiplex IHC and immunofluorescence, chromogenic and fluorescence ISH (DNA, mRNA, microRNA) and RNAscope applications is required. The system must be capable of supporting pre-staining steps (e.g. de-waxing, antigen retrieval) and support running a combination of applications simultaneously. The system must also include all necessary ancillary devices such as a PC or laptop with software, a label printer, as well as delivery, installation, commissioning and in-person training for researchers.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published5 August 2025
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date5 August 2025

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