Semmelweis University is seeking suppliers for the procurement of medical liquid oxygen in tank containers for various clinics. The total planned quantity is 1,328,156 normal cubic meters (nm3) of medical liquid oxygen, to be delivered continuously over a period of 36 months or until the allocated q
Tender closed on 7 Nov 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract involves the supply of diagnostic equipment, specifically feretizáló (feretizing) devices, for the Department of Internal Medicine and Oncology at Semmelweis University. The procurement will be conducted under a framework agreement for the sale of goods. Detailed technical specificatio
This contract involves the purchase of two therapeutic beds with integrated mattresses for respiratory therapy and coma care. The beds must meet the technical specifications outlined in the procurement documentation. Only new products are eligible for submission, defined as items made from original,
This contract involves the subscription to foreign printed and electronic scientific journals under the following sections: 1. Section 1: A purchase agreement for the delivery of a specified selection and quantity of foreign printed scientific journals from various publishers to designated addresses
This contract involves the procurement of hospital beds and nightstands under a framework agreement. The procurement is divided into three lots: 1. Lot 1: Mechanical hospital beds, 2. Lot 2: Electric hospital beds, 3. Lot 3: Nightstands. The estimated quantities for each lot are as follows: Lot 1: 3
NHS Supply Chain is seeking suppliers for an eight-year national framework agreement to provide diagnostic and capital medical equipment and services, with the first three-year contract valued at approximately £4.3 billion.
Procurement for antiretroviral drugs nearing or past patent expiration with competitive generic alternatives available in the UK market.
NHS Wales is seeking qualified suppliers for a national tender to provide consumables for women's and children's health services across eight health boards and NHS trusts.
Swansea Bay University Health Board is researching market options for specialist mental health and learning disabilities patient transport services to inform its future procurement strategy.
