Acquisition of Type A Ambulance Vehicle – Simple Transfer, Van Type, to Meet the Demands of Senador Antônio Farias Hospital, according to Action Plan No. 09032025-081050.

This tender concerns the acquisition of a Type A ambulance, specifically a simple transfer van, intended to fulfill the operational needs of the Senador Antônio Farias Hospital. The procurement is aligned with Action Plan No. 09032025-081050, indicating a structured approach to resource allocation and service enhancement within the healthcare sector. The contracting authority for this acquisition is the Municipal Health Fund of Cortês (Fundo Municipal de Saúde de Cortês). The specified location for the delivery and intended use of the ambulance is Cortês, in the state of Pernambuco, Brazil. This initiative underscores the commitment to improving emergency medical services and patient transport capabilities within the region. The procurement process will be conducted through an electronic bidding modality (Pregão - Eletrônico), a common method in Brazilian public procurement designed to ensure transparency, efficiency, and competitiveness. Interested parties are expected to provide vehicles that meet the technical specifications for a Type A ambulance, suitable for simple patient transfers, and configured as a van. The successful bidder will be responsible for supplying this critical medical transport vehicle, thereby directly contributing to the healthcare infrastructure and service delivery of the Senador Antônio Farias Hospital and the municipality of Cortês.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and transport and logistics sectors. Located in Brazil, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BRL 287,100.

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