Invitation to Submit Proposals under Framework Agreements 173/2022 (Miscellaneous Medicines), 436/2023 (Central Nervous System Medications), 481/2023 (Miscellaneous Medicines), 491/2023 (Oncology and Immunomodulatory Medications), 780/2024 (Locomotor System Medications, Used in Endocrine and Hormone Disease Treatment), 1077/2024 (Miscellaneous Medicines II), 1367/2025 (Digestive System Medications), 1428/2025 (Antipsychotic, Anesthetic Medications, and R

This tender is an invitation for proposals under several existing framework agreements, covering a broad spectrum of pharmaceutical products. The framework agreements, established in various years (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025), are categorized by therapeutic areas. These include miscellaneous medicines, medications for the central nervous system, oncology and immunomodulatory drugs, treatments for the locomotor system, endocrine and hormone diseases, digestive system medications, and antipsychotic and anesthetic drugs, among others. The purpose of using framework agreements is to streamline the procurement process for commonly purchased goods or services by pre-qualifying suppliers and establishing terms and conditions. Entities wishing to purchase these medications can now submit proposals based on the terms set within these agreements. The objective is to ensure a consistent and efficient supply of a wide range of essential medicines to healthcare facilities. Bidders responding to this invitation must adhere to the specific requirements and pricing structures outlined in the respective framework agreements. This approach facilitates access to necessary pharmaceuticals while leveraging negotiated terms.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and information and communication technology sectors. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 92.

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