Supply of ventilators and monitoring systems for adult critical care area for the Intensive Medicine Service of the University Clinical Hospital of Valencia, of the Clinical-Malvarrosa Health Department of Valencia.

This tender, identified as tender number 38/2026, is issued by the Economic-Management Directorate of the Valencia Clinical Health Department. The procurement concerns the supply of essential medical equipment, specifically ventilators and patient monitoring systems, intended for the adult critical care unit within the Intensive Medicine Service of the University Clinical Hospital of Valencia. The total estimated value of this contract is €866,264.00. The scope of work involves providing state-of-the-art respiratory support devices and comprehensive patient monitoring solutions to enhance the care capabilities for critically ill adult patients at the aforementioned hospital. This initiative is crucial for upgrading the hospital's critical care infrastructure, ensuring that medical staff have access to advanced technology necessary for effective diagnosis, treatment, and continuous observation of patients in intensive care. The procurement process is currently in the 'EV' (En Venta - For Sale/Open for Bids) stage, indicating that potential suppliers can now submit their proposals. This contract represents a significant investment in the healthcare infrastructure of the Valencia region, aiming to improve patient outcomes and the overall quality of intensive care services provided by the Clinical-Malvarrosa Health Department.

This is a services contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Spain, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 866,264.

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