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,
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 years ago.
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