This is a limited procedure for the supply of pharmaceutical products for the University Hospital "St. Ivan Rilski" EAD, with reference number 13/2025. The first stage of the procedure has been completed, and suppliers have been qualified to participate. The second stage involves sending an invitati
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 year ago.
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In healthcare medical, UNIVERSITY MULTIDISCIPLINARY HOSPITAL FOR ACTIVE TREATMENT "ST. IVAN RILSKI" EAD has awarded 5 contracts to 5 suppliers.
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This contract is for the supply of pharmaceutical products, specifically Fenfluramine, an oral solution at a concentration of 2.2mg/ml in 120ml bottles. The awarded supplier, Reimex Pharma Ltd., is required to deliver 9 packages of this product as per the request from the University Multi-Profiling
This contract opportunity is for the supply of medical devices for the University Hospital "St. Ivan Rilski" EAD in Bulgaria. The procurement process has two stages. The first stage has been completed, and qualified suppliers are now invited to submit their offers for the specific public procurement
This contract opportunity involves a limited procedure for subscription-based maintenance services for medical equipment at the University Multi-Profile Hospital for Active Treatment 'St. Ivan Rilski'. The reference number for this procurement is 7/2025. The first stage of the procurement process ha
This contract opportunity is for the provision of subscription-based maintenance services for medical equipment at the University Multi-Profiling Hospital for Active Treatment 'St. Ivan Rilski' EAD. The procurement process is in its second stage, where qualified candidates are invited to submit thei
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