This public procurement contract involves the supply of 2 electric patient wheelchairs (referred to as "ZT"). These wheelchairs are intended for the Department of Burn Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery at the University Hospital Ostrava. The contract is funded through the project "University Hospi
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In healthcare medical, FACULTY HOSPITAL OSTRAVA has awarded 12 contracts to 12 suppliers.
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This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply of hernia meshes for use in surgical treatment of hernias, referred to as 'SZM'. The meshes must be registered as in vitro medical devices in the Czech Republic. Further details about the contract requirements can be found in the tender do
This public procurement contract involves the supply of one stationary X-ray skiagraphic system with a vertigraph for use in the lung pavilion, including all necessary accessories, transport, and installation readiness for the Radiodiagnostic Institute. Additionally, the contract includes the provis
This contract involves the ongoing and repeated purchase of office supplies for various organizational units within FN Ostrava. The supplies include: a) all standard office supplies used in administrative work, b) registers, accounting books, fasteners, forms, and other printed paper products made f
This public procurement contract involves the ongoing supply of passive components for structured cabling, related technologies, materials, and accessories. It includes installation and minor construction work, dismantling of old systems, certification measurements, and ensuring the manufacturer's s
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.
