The contracting authority is seeking to purchase negative pressure wound therapy devices and disposable supplies. The requirements for the procurement and the technical specifications are outlined in Annex 2 of the special procurement conditions.
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The contracting authority plans to purchase orthopedic implants, specifically suturable implants for meniscus repair. The requirements for the procurement are detailed in the special procurement conditions, appendix 2.
The contracting authority plans to procure blood and blood components. The requirements for the procurement object and the technical specifications are outlined in Annex 2 of the special procurement conditions.
The contracting authority is seeking to purchase trauma implants. The procurement is divided into three lots, each with specific requirements and technical specifications outlined in the special procurement conditions. Lot 1 is for 'Compression Plates', Lot 2 is for 'Foot Implants for Osteosynthesis
The contracting authority is seeking to purchase mobile computer workstations. This procurement is not divided into lots. The scope of the procurement, requirements, and technical specifications are detailed in Annex 2 of the special procurement conditions.
A three-year funded fellowship helping healthcare professionals with PhDs return to clinical research after extended career breaks.
MMUH seeks a dermatology service provider to help meet increased demand for dermatological care through outsourced clinical services.
Market engagement opportunity to provide input on capillary blood sampling device requirements for HSCNI Trusts; questionnaire submissions due by 14th November 2026.
Hull City Council seeks to award a £187,500 Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Recovery services contract from November 2026 to March 2029 via direct award; providers must submit representations by 27 October 2026.
