The Bulgarian Military Medical Academy is seeking suppliers for the periodic delivery of specific medical devices and laboratory diagnostic consumables. The products must be delivered and unloaded at the following addresses: 1. Sofia Hospital, 3 St. G. Sofiyski St., Sofia 1606; 2. Varna Hospital, 3
Tender closed on 19 Aug 2025. Awaiting award.
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