This contract involves providing external quality control services for the Clinical Institute of Chemistry at the Sisters of Mercy University Hospital. The aim is to ensure the quality and reliability of medical supplies used in healthcare. The total value of the contract is approximately €10,590.60
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This contract involves the procurement of single-use non-chemical medical consumables and hematological materials, specifically for endoscopy and endoscopic devices, intended for healthcare institutions in Croatia. The total value of the contract is approximately €14,990.90. Suppliers are invited to
This contract is for the procurement of various medicines listed as particularly expensive drugs needed by the Clinical Hospital Center Sisters of Charity. The total value of the contract is approximately €1,643,648.45. Suppliers are invited to provide these specialized medications to support the he
The Clinical Hospital Center Sestre milosrdnice is seeking suppliers for infusion and irrigation solutions. This contract, valued at approximately €2,271,904.56, aims to procure essential medical solutions to support healthcare services. Interested suppliers can find more details and apply through t
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.
