Deadline 2026-12-04Value €2.9M
The buyer, the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM), wants to set up a framework agreement for the supply of personal hygiene products. This is a supply contract tendered through an open procedure. The notice has one lot, covering the framework agreement itself. The notice does not state the duration or the exact product list.
Suppliers of personal hygiene and healthcare consumables, pharmacy wholesalers, and medical supply distributors able to deliver to public institutions in Germany.
Rahmenvereinbarung Produkte zur Körperhygiene
Documents, contact details and the way to submit a bid are in the official notice.
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