Medical Supplies Tender: Collection Containers, Ostomy Products, and Catheters

This tender concerns the procurement of a diverse range of medical supplies, primarily focusing on collection containers and related accessories for diagnostic purposes and waste management, along with ostomy care products and urinary catheters. The specified items include sterile urine collection containers with a 110 ml volume and graduations, designed for laboratory analysis. A variety of sharps and medical waste containers are also required, ranging from 0.5-1 liter single-use, non-sterile polypropylene containers to larger 3-5 liter and 10-liter single-use options for safe disposal of needles and medical waste.

The tender also includes ostomy products, specifically colostomy bags. These are specified as either single-component, open-ended, transparent bags with a flat skin barrier for cut-to-fit openings up to 51-60 mm, or two-component systems with opaque, open-ended bags and a flange diameter of 51-60 mm. Corresponding flat skin barrier plates with a 51-60 mm flange diameter are also listed. Complementary ostomy supplies such as sealing paste (60g) and absorbent powder (28.3g) are part of the procurement.

Furthermore, the tender calls for capillary blood collection tubes (0.2 ml, EDTA K3, with capillary action) and adult urine collection bags. The latter are described as disposable, sterile, universal, 2000 ml capacity, suitable for active wear. Finally, sterile, single-use, two-channel Foley catheters are included in the scope of this procurement. All items fall under the CPV code 33141600-6, pertaining to containers and bags for collecting specimens, drains, and kits.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services sector, with a focus on Hospitals, Medical Equipment and Laboratory. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 572,326.

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