SUPPLY OF CONSUMABLES for a closed blood collection system for the needs of UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FOR ACTIVE TREATMENT IN ENDOCRINOLOGY "ACAD. IV. PENCHEV" EAD

This public procurement tender concerns the supply of consumables for a closed blood collection system, specifically for the University Hospital for Active Treatment in Endocrinology "Acad. Iv. Penchev" EAD. Bidders are obligated to offer all listed nomenclature units. Failure to offer any of the specified units will result in the disqualification of the participant. The submission of alternative options within the tender offer is not permitted. In situations of temporary supply difficulties arising from production, delivery, or other issues, the contractor may, where appropriate, temporarily substitute a product with another. This substitute product must be offered at a price equal to or lower than the price of the original product specified in the contractor's offer. To facilitate such substitutions, the contractor must provide a notification letter detailing the temporary difficulty, accompanied by relevant supporting documents. Additionally, a permit for use and a brief product characteristic for the substitute product must be submitted. Crucially, any substitute product must be authorized for use within the Republic of Bulgaria. This tender aims to ensure the continuous and reliable supply of essential blood collection consumables to the specialized hospital, maintaining operational efficiency and patient care standards.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Medical Equipment. Located in Bulgaria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BGN 74,328.

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