The Portuguese government is seeking a supplier to provide a comprehensive solution for a health benefits management platform. This initiative is part of the third pillar of the reform of information systems available to healthcare professionals, aimed at improving the efficiency and effectiveness o
Tender closed on 28 May 2025. Awaiting award.
No single supplier dominates the field.
In it software, SPMS EPE SHARED SERVICES OF THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH EPE has awarded 10 contracts to 10 suppliers.
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This contract involves the acquisition of a digitalization, indexing, automatic data capture, and document archiving solution for the National Health Service's Control and Monitoring Center (CCMSNS). This initiative is part of the broader reform of the National Registry Information Systems (PRR). Th
This contract involves the acquisition of IT equipment, multimedia devices, and peripherals specifically for the health sector. It is part of a broader initiative aimed at reforming and modernizing the health data network in Portugal. The focus of this particular lot (Lot 3) is on computer periphera
The Portuguese Ministry of Health is seeking suppliers to provide a solution for the development and implementation of the National Entity Registration System (RNE). This project aims to enhance the management and registration of entities within the health sector. The total budget for this contract
This contract opportunity involves the procurement of a solution for an automatic certificate platform. The buyer, SPMS, EPE - Shared Services of the Ministry of Health, is seeking suppliers who can provide the necessary technology and services to implement this platform. The goal is to enhance the
Funding opportunity to develop satellite-enabled solutions for identifying and managing overheating risks in NHS buildings.
Ireland seeks IT services providers for a €45.8 million contract modification to maintain and enhance its critical Energy Management System infrastructure.
Provide application management services for the UK's radiological monitoring and emergency response system.
Implement an integrated budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting platform that automates LeO's finance processes and integrates with existing systems.
