This contract involves the periodic delivery of medical devices, consumables, and reagents to the Oncology Center in Shumen, Bulgaria. Suppliers are required to provide these items based on prior requests. The contract is divided into 34 specific categories, each containing various medical products
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This contract involves the periodic delivery of medical devices, consumables, and reagents for the needs of the Oncology Center in Shumen. Suppliers are required to provide a range of medical products as specified in the Technical Specification document. The contract is divided into 34 distinct cate
The subject of the contract is the periodic supply upon prior request of reagents and/or consumables for the needs of 'KOC - Shumen EOOD'. Full information regarding the scope, volume, and technical requirements for the execution of the public procurement is described and regulated in the Technical
This contract involves the periodic delivery of medical devices, consumables, and reagents as requested by the Oncology Center in Shumen. The full details regarding the scope, volume, and technical requirements for the execution of this public procurement are described in the Technical Specification
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