Part 1: Low-osmolar non-ionic water-soluble X-ray contrast media and ultrasound contrast media for the interventional cardiology department, interventional radiology department, and CT department

This tender concerns the supply of contrast media for the needs of the interventional cardiology department and the interventional radiology department for the contracting authority specified in Annex No. 12 of the tender documents. The subject of the contract is divided into four parts. Specifically, Part 1 focuses on low-osmolar, non-ionic, water-soluble X-ray contrast media and ultrasound contrast media. These materials are essential for diagnostic and interventional procedures performed in specialized medical departments. The interventional cardiology department utilizes these agents for procedures such as angiography and angioplasty, requiring high-quality imaging to visualize coronary arteries and cardiac structures. Similarly, the interventional radiology department relies on these contrast agents for a wide range of minimally invasive procedures, including vascular interventions, embolizations, and biopsies, where precise visualization of blood vessels and target areas is critical. The inclusion of ultrasound contrast media suggests a need for enhanced visualization during ultrasound examinations, potentially for areas like the heart or specific vascular regions. The contracting authority is seeking reliable suppliers capable of providing these specialized medical supplies consistently and to the required technical specifications. The tender aims to ensure the continuous availability of these vital diagnostic tools, thereby supporting the effective operation of these critical hospital departments and ensuring high standards of patient care and diagnostic accuracy.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Pharmaceuticals and Medical Equipment. Located in Slovakia, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 74,217.

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