148005325 for the Acquisition of 1 Isolator for Safe Preparation and Handling of Radiopharmaceuticals for the Nuclear Medicine Service of Santa Cruz Hospital within the scope of PRR/Call Notice No. 06/C01-i04/2025

This tender, identified by reference number 148005325, concerns the procurement of a single isolator unit. This specialized equipment is intended for the safe preparation and manipulation of radiopharmaceuticals. The intended recipient of this acquisition is the Nuclear Medicine Service at Santa Cruz Hospital. The procurement is being undertaken within the framework of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), specifically under the Call Notice No. 06/C01-i04/2025. The PRR is a significant national initiative aimed at boosting economic recovery and resilience, with specific calls for projects targeting various sectors, including healthcare infrastructure and technology. The acquisition of this isolator is crucial for enhancing the safety protocols and operational capabilities of the Nuclear Medicine Service, ensuring that the handling of radioactive materials meets the highest standards of safety and regulatory compliance. This investment is expected to improve the efficiency and security of radiopharmaceutical preparation processes, directly benefiting patient care and diagnostic procedures within the hospital. The tender details will outline the specific technical specifications required for the isolator, the evaluation criteria for bids, and the contractual terms for the successful bidder. Interested parties are advised to review the full tender documentation for comprehensive information regarding eligibility, submission procedures, and deadlines.

This is a supplies contract in the energy and power and health and medical services sectors, with a focus on Nuclear and Hospitals. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 299,265.

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