This contract involves the sale, delivery, and commissioning of various laboratory and diagnostic equipment. The specific tasks include: 1. One staining machine with a cover. 2. One embedding machine. 3. One tissue processor. 4. Four microtomes. 5. Five slide printers. 6. One cassette printer. Addit
Tender closed on 29 Oct 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract involves the purchase and delivery of deduplication devices and backup software licenses, along with technical support and updates. The procurement is divided into two parts: Part 1 focuses on deduplication devices (CPV: 30233141-1) related to RAID storage systems. Part 2 pertains to b
This contract involves the sale, delivery, and commissioning of various medical devices. The specific items required include: 1. Monopolar and bipolar electrosurgical unit with smoke evacuation system – 1 set. 2. Electrosurgical unit with argon coagulation for endoscopic procedures – 3 sets. 3. Non-
This contract involves the sale and delivery of equipment used in the Operating Room. The procurement is divided into two parts: Part 1 includes titanium clips and laparoscopic bags (CPV codes: 33141122-1, 33162200-5). Part 2 involves a reconstructive nail for the humerus (CPV code: 33141770-8). The
This contract involves the sale and delivery of electronic devices for the needs of primary healthcare. The procurement is divided into the following parts: Part 1: All-in-One Computer (CPV: 30213000-5, 30213300-8) Part 2: Monochrome Laser Multifunction Device (CPV: 30232110-8, 30216110-0) Part 3: L
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