DKKøbenhavn Ø, Denmark42 days left
Amgros I/S, a joint buying company owned by Denmark's five regions, wants framework agreements for medicines. The medicines are listed in individual sub-contracts. They supply hospital pharmacies in the regions and may also resell to the Faroe Islands and Greenland. Amgros resells the medicines at its purchase price plus a surcharge. The agreements are non-exclusive and carry no obligation to buy.
DKVejle, Denmark38 days left
The buyer wants 646 fixed ceiling-mounted patient lift systems for the new Odense University Hospital building (Nyt OUH). The work covers design, supply, assembly, installation and handover. There are 601 standard lift systems and 45 systems for bariatric patient rooms. Scope includes rail systems, lifting modules, lifting yokes and other components, plus surveying, sizing, testing, documentation and training of the buyer's staff. This is an open procedure, one lot.
PLKraków, Poland14 days left
The buyer, a university hospital in Kraków, wants to buy medicinal products and medical devices. The order is split into 10 lots (parts 1 to 10). The detailed item list and prices are in the price sheet attached to the tender documents (Annex 1a). Tender documents may be changed through answers to bidder questions, so check for updates.
CZÚstí nad Labem, CzechiaNo deadline given
The buyer, Krajská zdravotní, a.s., wants a framework agreement for continuous dialysis machines, their servicing and repair, and related consumables including dialysis solutions. Machines may be supplied new or used, by sale, rental, finance lease or free loan, with regular consumable deliveries. Individual items or services may also be ordered separately. Specific needs are set out in each later call for offers.
PLSzczecin, Poland37 days left
The buyer, a university clinical hospital in Szczecin, wants medical products for its clinics. The order has 10 separate lots, each its own procedure. Products include organ perfusion fluids, dialysis sets, heart valves, patient care products, sutureless wound closure devices, eye surgery items, and EDOF intraocular lenses. Quantities are estimates; the buyer may order less, but not below 60% of each lot. Products must have at least 12 months shelf life on delivery.