This public procurement contract involves the upgrade and expansion of the Identity Management (IDM) system at the University Hospital Hradec Králové (FN HK) for the year 2024. The project includes either updating the existing IDM system or replacing it entirely, with a minimum warranty of 12 months
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This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply of medications containing palopegteriparatide for a duration of 4 years, based on the current needs of the contracting authority. The total value of the contract is 79,200,000 CZK. Suppliers are invited to provide these essential health pr
This public procurement contract involves the construction of a new standalone building for the Hradec Králové Hospital, specifically designed for the Infectious Diseases Clinic and the Dermatology Clinic. The project includes the relocation of utility networks, construction of ground, transport, an
This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply of medicinal products containing povidone-iodine (ATC D08AG02) for a duration of 4 years, based on the current needs of the contracting authority. The total value of the contract is approximately 2,362,662.60 EUR. Suppliers are invited to
This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply, installation, and configuration of blade server technology, including necessary accessories, as well as the provision of technical and post-warranty support. Additionally, the contract includes the installation of software defined by the
UKROEd is seeking a managed services provider to operate and support DORS+, the UK's national data hub for driver retraining, serving over 2 million users annually across police forces and course providers.
Deliver an accessible digital wayfinding platform to help patients, visitors, and staff navigate the new Moorfields Eye Hospital and UCL Centre for Eye Health at St Pancras.
Develop an accessible digital wayfinding platform for Moorfields Eye Hospital's new St Pancras location, with mobile access, audio navigation for visually impaired users, and integration with patient check-in systems.
Deliver an accessible digital wayfinding platform enabling independent navigation for patients, visitors, staff, and students at the new Moorfields Eye Hospital and UCL Centre for Eye Health.
