AwardedAwarded 16 July 2026

High Throughput Single Cell Spatial Instrument

University Of Edinburgh · Education

In brief

University Of Edinburgh awarded medical supplies work to 10X Genomics Inc. on 16 July 2026.

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What the notice says

The Institute for Regeneration and Repair Single-cell and Spatial Biology Facility at the University of Edinburgh has received funding to purchase a is a high-throughput in situ spatial transcriptomics platform for whole-transcriptome profiling directly on tissue sections, with automated imaging, transcript decoding and on-board processing.

Who won

WinnerValueDates
10X Genomics Inc.
1 bid received
£697,170

Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.

Timeline

  1. Contract award notice · notice 067723-2026

About the buyer

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Awards

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From notice 067723-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 17 July 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.