This contract involves the procurement of office and laboratory chairs for the Oncological Institute of Ljubljana. The total value of the contract is €230,000. Suppliers are invited to provide high-quality seating solutions that meet the specific needs of office and laboratory environments. The proc
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 years ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In this category, ONCOLOGY INSTITUTE LJUBLJANA has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across this category, the most active winners are PANDA Cooperation, ALLIANCE DISPOSABLES LIMITED, SHOWCASE PSR PORTSDOWN — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This public procurement contract involves the establishment, implementation, and maintenance of a comprehensive information system (ObIS) in accordance with technical specifications and contractual terms. The contract is set for a period of 12 months for the design and development of the information
This contract opportunity involves the purchase of various medical equipment for different departments within the healthcare sector. The Oncological Institute of Ljubljana is seeking suppliers to provide a range of medical devices and equipment necessary for enhancing healthcare services. Interested
The Oncology Institute of Ljubljana is seeking suppliers to provide eco-friendly cleaning services. This contract aims to ensure a clean and safe environment while adhering to environmentally friendly practices. Suppliers should be prepared to deliver high-quality cleaning services that meet sustain
Apply for up to £500,000 to establish the Medicines Manufacturing Data Institute, a trusted data hub for the medicines ecosystem, with potential for up to £5 million phase 2 funding.
UHN seeks a consultant-led ENT service provider to manage comprehensive patient pathways, improve access, and ensure RTT compliance.
A track and trace system to manage sterile instrument and equipment movement throughout the sterilization and distribution process in hospital central sterile services departments.
Leicester City Council is seeking provider input through a Soft Market Test to inform future commissioning of inpatient detoxification services for people using drugs and alcohol.
