This contract opportunity is for the procurement of emergency ambulances (Category II-III) for Region Norrbotten, Sweden. The total value of the contract is 35 million SEK. Suppliers are invited to submit their bids by September 22, 2025. For more details, please refer to the procurement documents l
Tender closed on 22 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract involves the expansion of the pharmaceutical manufacturing facility at Sunderby Hospital. The project includes the construction of additional office space, changing rooms, and clean rooms. Suppliers are invited to submit bids for this construction work, which is valued at 75 million SE
Region Norrbotten is seeking suppliers to provide digital pathology imaging systems. This procurement aims to acquire advanced imaging technology that will enhance the capabilities of digital pathology services. The total budget for this contract is 30 million SEK. Suppliers interested in this oppor
This procurement opportunity is for Category III emergency/intensive care ambulances. The ambulances must have a built-in or integrated medical space and a total weight exceeding 3500 kg, with a maximum weight of 7500 kg. The contract is valued at 30 million euros and is published by Region Norrbott
This procurement opportunity is for the acquisition of instruments for rapid testing of samples for SARS-CoV-2, influenza, and RSV at three hospitals in the Norrbotten region: Kiruna, Kalix, and Piteå. The laboratory in Gällivare has a different instrument with a larger capacity for these analyses.
Apply for up to £500,000 to establish the Medicines Manufacturing Data Institute, a trusted data hub for the medicines ecosystem, with potential for up to £5 million phase 2 funding.
UHN seeks a consultant-led ENT service provider to manage comprehensive patient pathways, improve access, and ensure RTT compliance.
A track and trace system to manage sterile instrument and equipment movement throughout the sterilization and distribution process in hospital central sterile services departments.
Leicester City Council is seeking provider input through a Soft Market Test to inform future commissioning of inpatient detoxification services for people using drugs and alcohol.
