This public procurement contract involves the supply of medical products, specifically orthopedic implants, along with any necessary instruments for their implantation. The contract is divided into 27 parts. The supplier must ensure that the delivered products comply with the requirements set forth
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This contract is for the procurement of pharmaceutical products, including medicines and other therapeutic items, as detailed in the attached pricing and assortment list. The buyer is the Municipal Hospital in Gliwice, Poland, and the total value of the contract is approximately 1,130,918.69 PLN. Su
The City Hospital in Gliwice is seeking suppliers for pharmaceutical products, including medications and other medicinal products. This contract is detailed in Annex 2 of the procurement documents, which includes a list of required items and their pricing. Suppliers are encouraged to review the spec
This contract opportunity involves the supply of medical equipment for operating rooms, including operating tables, anesthesia machines, patient warming systems, and surgical lights. The selected supplier will be responsible for delivering the equipment to the buyer's location, installing and commis
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.
