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European Call for the future Next Generation Sequencing solutions for cancer – open market consultation.

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The oncNGS project

The EU-funded oncNGS project aims to procure the development, testing and implementation of new solutions to address the following challenge: successful implementation in routine clinical care practice of large “cell-free DNA” molecular diagnostics based on NGS technology by providing an integrated, cost-efficient and standardized sequencing and analytical data interpretation and reporting system in various oncology care settings in the EU. More info.

The oncNGS PCP Open Market Consultation

In preparation of the pre-commercial procurement (PCP) call for tender, an Open Market Consultation (OMC) with potential tenderers will be held to broach the views of the market about the scope. All details can be found here.  

The online events will be opened on:

  • 11 may morning 10h am - 12h (CET)
  • 12 may afternoon 16h - 18h (CET)

Prior registration is required and can be done here.

For questions use their contact form.

 

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