This contract involves the supply and installation of furniture and equipment for the needs of the N.I. Pirogov University Hospital. The items will be purchased to refurbish and equip various rooms and offices within the hospital, as detailed in the Technical Specification of the contract.
Tender closed on 10 Mar 2026. Awaiting award.
This procurement opportunity involves the supply of medical equipment for the needs of the University Multi-Profile Hospital for Active Treatment and Emergency Medicine N.I. Pirogov. The total estimated value of the contract is 99,134 BGN (excluding VAT), divided into specific lots: Lot 1 includes 2
The estimated value of this public procurement contract is up to 97,500 BGN (ninety-seven thousand five hundred Bulgarian levs) excluding VAT, or 49,850.96 EUR (forty-nine thousand eight hundred fifty euros and ninety-six cents) excluding VAT. This estimated value includes all costs for fulfilling t
This procurement contract is for the supply of medical equipment to the University Multi-Profiling Hospital for Active Treatment and Emergency Medicine N.I. Pirogov. The contract includes the delivery of various medical devices, installation, and training for hospital staff on how to use the equipme
This public procurement contract involves the delivery of various types of pharmaceutical products. The contract is categorized under the Common Procurement Vocabulary code: 33600000 – Pharmaceutical Products. It is divided into four distinct lots, which are detailed in the Technical Specification –
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