The Hospital Universitario de Fuenlabrada is seeking suppliers for the provision of a specific radiopharmaceutical, Lutathera® (with active ingredient [177-LU]-DOTA0-TYR3-OCTREOTATO), in a concentration of 370 MBq/mL for infusion. This contract is valued at approximately €279,936 and is part of the
Contract awarded. Originally published 11 months ago.
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In healthcare medical, PUBLIC ENTITY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF FUENLABRA has awarded 5 contracts to 5 suppliers.
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This contract involves the supply of exclusive Cyramza medications from Lilly for the Fuenlabrada University Hospital. The total value of the contract is €106,375. Suppliers are invited to provide these specific medications, which are essential for patient care in the health sector. The awarded supp
The Hospital Universitario de Fuenlabrada is seeking suppliers for laboratory materials, including reagents, controls, calibrators, and specific consumables. Additionally, suppliers must provide the necessary equipment for conducting autoimmunity determinations in the hospital's laboratory. This con
The Hospital Universitario de Fuenlabrada is seeking suppliers for the provision of implantable, radiopaque artificial urinary sphincters specifically designed for male patients. This contract is valued at €170,000 and is part of the health sector. The awarded supplier for this contract is Productos
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.
BSO PaLS is seeking supplier feedback through a market engagement survey for intubating devices to inform an upcoming public procurement for Northern Ireland's health and social care sector.
The procurement for integrated healthcare services in Norfolk prisons and liaison and diversion services in Norfolk and Suffolk has been abandoned with no contract awarded.
HSE invites qualified providers to deliver dental treatment services for special needs patients under general anaesthesia in Dublin and South East regions, with two service delivery model options available.
