This contract involves the periodic supply of pharmaceutical products, specifically anticancer and immunomodulating medications, to the University Specialized Hospital for Active Treatment of Oncology "Prof. Ivan Chernozemsky" EAD. The procurement is divided into 103 specific categories, with detail
Contract awarded. Originally published 11 months ago.
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In healthcare medical, UNIVERSITY SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL FOR ACTIVE TREATMENT IN ONCOLOGY "PROF. IVAN CHERNOZEMSKI" PLC has awarded 3 contracts to 3 suppliers.
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This contract involves the periodic delivery of pharmaceutical products based on prior requests for the needs of the Specialized Hospital for Active Treatment in Oncology "Prof. Ivan Chernozemsky" EAD. The procurement is divided into 46 specific categories. The required pharmaceutical products are d
This public procurement contract is for selecting a supplier to deliver disinfectants to the University Specialized Hospital for Active Treatment of Oncology "Prof. Ivan Chernozemski" EAD in Sofia, Bulgaria, for a duration of 24 months. The contract includes periodic deliveries based on monthly requ
This procurement contract is for the supply of consumables and reagents needed by the Clinical Laboratory, Microbiology Laboratory, and Transfusion Hematology Laboratory at the University Specialized Hospital for Active Treatment of Oncology "Prof. Ivan Chernozemski" EAD. The contract includes perio
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