Future contracting of treatment services for Class I pharmaceutical waste, consisting of unusable medications not contaminated with substances from annexes “D” and “E” of Standard NBR 10.004/2004, and treatment of Class I pharmaceutical waste, consisting of unusable medications containing substances from annexes “D” and “E” of Standard NBR 10.004/2004, originating from Inputs, medications, analyses, and Pharmaceutical Products.

This tender concerns the future contracting of specialized services for the treatment of pharmaceutical waste. The scope includes two categories of Class I waste: unusable medications that are not contaminated with specific hazardous substances (as defined in annexes "D" and "E" of NBR 10.004/2004) and those that do contain such substances. This waste originates from various sources within the healthcare and pharmaceutical supply chain, including raw materials, finished medications, laboratory analyses, and pharmaceutical products. The contracting authority is the State Secretariat of Health, with the service unit being the Fundação Rem Poplar "Chopin Tavares de Lima" in Guarulhos, São Paulo. Proper treatment and disposal of pharmaceutical waste are critical for environmental protection and public health, preventing the contamination of soil, water, and potential exposure to hazardous substances. The tender aims to secure a compliant and environmentally responsible solution for managing these specific types of pharmaceutical waste, ensuring adherence to Brazilian environmental regulations (NBR 10.004/2004).

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services, information and communication technology and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Pollution Control, Pharmaceuticals and Laboratory. Located in Brazil, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BRL 1.8 million.

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