This contract involves the supply of a brachytherapy device for an oncology clinic, including related services. Suppliers are required to provide one unit of the brachytherapy device, meeting the minimum technical, medical, and functional specifications outlined in Appendix 2 of the tender documents
Contract awarded. Originally published 11 months ago.
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This contract involves the supply of medical equipment for the Trenčín Faculty Hospital. The supplier will provide the necessary goods and related services as specified in the technical specifications outlined in sections C and E of the tender documents. The total value of the contract is €48,000, a
This contract involves the supply of medical equipment for the Trenčín Faculty Hospital. The supplier will provide the necessary goods and related services as specified in the technical specifications outlined in sections C and E of the tender documents. The total value of the contract is €141,810,
This contract involves the establishment of a dynamic purchasing system (DPS) for the procurement of various food products as needed by the public buyer, Trenčín Faculty Hospital. Suppliers will be invited to submit offers through specific calls for proposals that will detail the exact requirements
Develop medical countermeasures for CBRN threats with up to £4 million funding over 30 months, from prototype through Phase 2a clinical studies.
Supply e-cigarette kits, liquids, and accessories with delivery and support services for a 12-week council smoking cessation programme.
Northern Ireland HSC seeks suppliers to provide non-invasive ventilation equipment, consumables, and community support services under a managed regional framework.
A framework agreement enabling NHS organisations in Scotland and Northern Ireland to procure specialist telemedicine services across multiple clinical disciplines through a flexible lot-based structure.
