This contract involves the establishment of a dynamic purchasing system for the procurement of healthcare furniture that is readily available on the market. The public procurement covers the following main CPV codes: 33192000-2 Healthcare Furniture, 33192120-9 Hospital Beds, 33192210-7 Examination T
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 year ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In healthcare medical, UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL MARTIN has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across healthcare medical, the most active winners are URTICA SP Z O O, SALUS INTERNATIONAL SP Z O O, URTICA SP Z OO — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract involves the supply of pharmaceuticals for musculoskeletal and respiratory systems, as well as antiparasitic products. The contract is divided into 18 distinct parts. Bidders may submit a proposal for one part, multiple parts, or for the entire contract (Parts 1 to 18). The contracting
This contract involves the supply of infusion solutions. The contract is divided into 39 distinct parts. Bidders may submit one offer for a single part, multiple offers for several parts, or one offer for the entire contract (parts 1 to 39). The public buyer reserves the right to select a bidder for
This contract involves the supply of medicines for the nervous system. The contract is divided into 37 distinct parts. Bidders can submit one offer for a single part, multiple offers for several parts, or one offer for the entire contract (parts 1 to 37). The public buyer reserves the right to selec
Develop medical countermeasures for CBRN threats with up to £4 million funding over 30 months, from prototype through Phase 2a clinical studies.
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Newcastle City Council requires medical assessments and advisor reports for prospective and current foster and kinship carers.
Reading Borough Council is inviting expressions of interest from healthcare providers to deliver an integrated Public Health Nursing Service for children and young people aged 0-19 (0-25 for SEND), with a contract value of approximately £22 million starting April 2028.
