NK 024:2023 42461 Tongue depressor review 031:2024 NK 031:2024V9001 - Tongue spatulas, disposable; 46864 - Subclavian catheter; C0104020180 CATHETERS FOR VASCULAR OCCLUSION; 46864 - Subclavian catheter; C0104020180 CATHETERS FOR VASCULAR OCCLUSION; 46864 - Subclavian catheter; C0104020180 CATHETERS FOR VASCULAR OCCLUSION; 10759 - Umbilical catheter C010104 UMBILICAL INTRAVENOUS CANNULAS DK 021:2015– 33140000-3 Medical supplies

This tender is for the procurement of various medical supplies, with a specific exclusion clause: the supplied goods must not originate from the Russian Federation, the Republic of Belarus, or the Islamic Republic of Iran. The items include disposable sterile wooden tongue spatulas (CPV: 33141000-0), subclavian catheters of various sizes (4 Fr, 5 Fr, 6 Fr) with specific dimensions and features (CPV: 33141000-0), and catheters for vascular occlusion (CPV: 33140000-3). The tender also lists umbilical catheters and umbilical intravenous cannulas. All items fall under the broader category of medical supplies (CPV: 33140000-3). The detailed specifications for the subclavian catheters, including French size, outer diameter, working length, and guidewire material, highlight the need for precise medical devices. The exclusion of specific countries of origin is a significant condition of this procurement, likely due to geopolitical or sanctions-related reasons. The procuring entity is not fully specified but is likely a healthcare institution requiring these essential medical consumables.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Medical Equipment and General Supplies. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 34,846.

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