Supply, installation, commissioning, training and associated software, of 33 rethermalization trolleys with incorporated technology, for the transport and distribution of meals and 1,600 trays, for the kitchens of the University Hospital of Cabueñes and the Valle del Nalón Hospital, of Health Area III East, Public Health Service of the Principality of Asturias.

This tender, issued by the Management of Health Area V - Gijón of the Asturian Public Health Service, concerns the supply, installation, commissioning, training, and provision of associated software for 24 advanced rethermalization carts. These carts are equipped with incorporated technology and are intended for the efficient transport and distribution of meals. The contract also includes the supply of 1,200 food trays. The ultimate destination for this equipment is the kitchen facilities of the Cabueñes University Hospital, located in Asturias, Spain. The total budget allocated for this procurement is 570,000.00 EUR. The contract falls under the category of supplies, with relevant CPV codes including 39314000 (Industrial kitchen equipment) and 39222200 (Food trays). The procurement procedure is open, and the project does not involve funding from the European Union. The contracting authority is the Management of Health Area V - Gijón, part of the Asturian Public Health Service. This initiative aims to enhance the catering services and operational efficiency within the Cabueñes University Hospital, ensuring the safe and effective handling of food for patients and staff.

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 752,500.

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