Supplier

SIEMENS HEALTHINEERS AG

Value won

€2m

Across 7 contracts won

A Germany supplier, with 7 awarded contracts, most recently 12 months ago.

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Value won

€2m

Across 7 contracts won

Contract history

7 entries

Most recent
13 Nov 2025
12 months ago
Biggest
€925.7k
SPECT-CT Scanner Procurement for Nu…
Average size
€397.8k
Across 5 priced
Last 12 months
2
entries

Won · 7

Procurement of MRI Scanner for Main-Kinzig ClinicsValue not disclosed · 13 Nov 2025 Medical Equipment Procurement - DLAngio 2025Value not disclosed · 5 Nov 2025 Urology X-Ray Equipment for Karlsruhe Hospital€1,000 · 6 Aug 2025 Medical Imaging Equipment Procurement€841,463 · 24 Jun 2025 Medical Equipment Procurement: Photon Counter€221,000 · 12 Jun 2025 SPECT-CT Scanner Procurement for Nuclear Medicine€925,740 · 12 Jun 2025 CT Scanners for Medical Use€1 · 5 May 2025

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Opportunities

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AwardedHealthcare & MedicalGermany

Procurement of MRI Scanner for Main-Kinzig Clinics

Main-Kinzig-Kliniken gGmbH is seeking to purchase a new whole-body MRI scanner of the 1.5 T class for the MKKliniken Gelnhausen. The procurement includes delivery, installation, commissioning, training, and a 24-month warranty. This opportunity is aimed at suppliers who can provide high-quality medi

MAINKINZIG CLINICS GGMBH

Published 13 Nov 2025

AwardedHealthcare & MedicalGermany

Medical Equipment Procurement - DLAngio 2025

This contract involves the procurement of multifunctional fluoroscopy systems across eight lots. The locations for the lots are as follows: Lot 1: Borna, Lot 2: Pinneberg, Lot 3: Friedrichshafen, Lot 4: Munich, Lot 5: Brunsbüttel, Lot 6: Offenbach, Lot 7: Hameln, and Lot 8: Remscheid. Suppliers are

SANA EINKAUF LOGISTIK GMBH

Published 5 Nov 2025

AwardedHealthcare & MedicalGermany

Urology X-Ray Equipment for Karlsruhe Hospital

The Städtisches Klinikum Karlsruhe is seeking suppliers for the procurement of an X-ray workstation specifically designed for urology. This contract involves providing high-quality X-ray equipment that meets the hospital's needs for diagnostic imaging in urological procedures. The total value of the

€1,000KARLSRUHE MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL GGMBH

Published 6 Aug 2025

AwardedHealthcare & MedicalGermany

Medical Imaging Equipment Procurement

The Märkische Kliniken GmbH is seeking to procure a radiography workstation and mobile X-ray devices for the Stadtklinik Werdohl, as well as a mobile X-ray device for the Klinikum Lüdenscheid. This contract is valued at approximately €841,463.25 and is part of the health sector. Suppliers interested

€841,463MRKISCHE KLINIKEN GMBH

Published 24 Jun 2025

AwardedHealthcare & MedicalGermany

SPECT-CT Scanner Procurement for Nuclear Medicine

This contract involves the procurement of a SPECT/CT system for nuclear medicine. It includes the delivery, service, maintenance, and support for the new equipment, as well as the dismantling and removal of the old device. The total value of the contract is approximately €925,740.08. The buyer is th

€925,740MUNICH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL TUM HOSPITAL

Published 12 Jun 2025

AwardedHealthcare & MedicalGermany

Medical Equipment Procurement: Photon Counter

The Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf is seeking suppliers for the procurement of a Photon Counter, a specialized medical device used for detecting and measuring light particles (photons). This contract, valued at €221,000, is part of the health sector and aims to enhance diagnostic capabilitie

€221,000UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER HAMBURGEPPENDORF

Published 12 Jun 2025

AwardedHealthcare & MedicalGermany

CT Scanners for Medical Use

The Universitätsklinikum Würzburg is seeking to procure two photon-counting computed tomography (PCCT) scanners. One scanner will be designated for neuroradiology, while the other will be used in the general radiology department. This procurement aims to enhance diagnostic capabilities in the health

€1nominalWRZBURG UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Published 5 May 2025