Invitation for submission of proposals under framework agreement(s) 2022/14 - Digestive system medications; 2023/436 - Central nervous system medications; 2022/19 - Antipsychotic, anesthetic, and muscle relaxant medications; 2022/55 - Miscellaneous medications; 2023/304 - Group 4 medications: blood; 2023/305 - Cardiovascular system medications; 2023/436 - Central nervous system medications; 2023/490 - Medications used in skin conditions; 2023/491 - Medic

This tender is an invitation for proposals under several existing framework agreements, covering a broad spectrum of pharmaceutical supplies. The listed agreements span various therapeutic categories: digestive system, central nervous system, antipsychotics, anesthetics, muscle relaxants, miscellaneous medications, blood-related drugs, cardiovascular system, and skin conditions. This indicates a comprehensive procurement strategy to ensure the availability of a wide range of essential medicines. Framework agreements allow for efficient and rapid procurement by establishing pre-negotiated terms and conditions with selected suppliers. Healthcare providers or public health entities can now submit proposals or place orders based on these established agreements. The objective is to facilitate the timely acquisition of necessary medications across multiple medical fields, ensuring continuity of care for patients. Bidders are likely existing suppliers under these framework agreements, invited to fulfill specific needs. The tender aims to leverage these agreements to meet the ongoing demand for pharmaceuticals efficiently and cost-effectively, covering diverse medical requirements.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Pharmaceuticals. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 32,348.

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