The Hospital Universitario Infanta Leonor is seeking suppliers for the acquisition of disposable packs specifically designed for intravitreal techniques. This procurement opportunity is valued at approximately €346,273.20 and is part of the health sector. Interested suppliers should note that the de
Tender closed on 7 Jul 2025. Awaiting award.
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In healthcare medical, INFANTA LEONOR UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL has awarded 4 contracts to 4 suppliers.
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The Hospital Universitario Infanta Leonor is seeking suppliers for the acquisition of medical supplies necessary for endoscopy procedures and other related materials for the Digestive Service. This contract includes 49 different lots, with a total estimated value of €2,762,641.85. Suppliers interest
The Hospital Universitario Infanta Leonor is seeking suppliers for the acquisition of laboratory consumables and the provision of necessary equipment for liquid-based cytology diagnosis. This contract involves providing essential materials and equipment that will be used to diagnose patients effecti
The Infanta Leonor University Hospital is seeking to acquire intraocular lenses across six different lots. This procurement aims to provide essential medical supplies for eye surgeries, ensuring that the hospital can deliver high-quality care to its patients. The total value of the contract is €234,
NHS Scotland is seeking suppliers of generic and biosimilar cancer medicines to improve patient access and optimize healthcare costs.
Royal Borough of Greenwich is commissioning a School Health and Wellbeing Service to deliver preventative health and early intervention support for children and young people aged 5-19 years across the borough, with contract commencement in April 2027.
Suffolk County Council is testing market interest for postal delivery of nicotine replacement therapy and smoking cessation medications to improve accessibility for local residents.
PSD Scotland is engaging with the market to explore delivery solutions for a national Targeted Lung Cancer Screening Programme for smokers aged 55-74 in Scotland.
