Deadline 2026-11-20Value 50.5M PLN
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The buyer wants a PET/CT scanner delivered, installed and commissioned at the New Oncology Hospital in Wrocław. The job includes extra equipment needed for the scanner, acceptance testing, and training for the buyer's staff. The bidder must also review the buyer's existing radiation protection project for the room. The contract is a single lot and partial bids are not allowed.
Medical imaging equipment suppliers, installers and service firms with radiation-protection and hospital-installation experience.
Dostawa PET/CT do Nowego Szpitala Onkologicznego we Wrocławiu wraz z koniecznym wyposażeniem dodatkowym, instalacją i uruchomieniem.
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