Cementless Total Hip Joint Endoprostheses (NC 024:2023 - 33181) (NC 031:2024 - P0908); Cementless Total Hip Joint Endoprostheses (NC 024:2023 - 33181) (NC 031:2024 - P0908) (33183100-7) CPV 2015: 33180000-5 – Apparatus for supporting physiological functions of the body

This tender concerns the procurement of cementless total hip joint endoprostheses. The procurement is categorized under the National Classification of Procurement (NC) codes 024:2023 - 33181 and NC 031:2024 - P0908, as well as the Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) code 33183100-7, which falls under the broader category of 33180000-5 – Apparatus for supporting physiological functions of the body. The procuring entity is the Communal Non-Profit Enterprise "St. Martin's Hospital".

The specific requirement is for total hip joint endoprostheses that utilize a cementless fixation method. This implies the need for implants designed to integrate directly with the patient's bone tissue, avoiding the use of bone cement. Such prostheses are crucial in orthopedic surgery for treating severe hip joint damage, often resulting from arthritis or trauma, and aim to restore mobility and alleviate pain. The tender likely seeks to ensure a supply of high-quality, modern prosthetic devices that meet specific clinical and technical standards. Interested suppliers are expected to provide detailed specifications of their offered products, potentially including information on materials, design, fixation mechanisms, and compatibility with surgical procedures. Further details regarding quantities, delivery schedules, and evaluation criteria would typically be found in the full tender documentation.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services sector, with a focus on Hospitals and Medical Equipment. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 4.1 million.

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