Open tender · Hungary · Anaesthesia and resuscitation

Intenzív terápiás eszközök beszerzése 2026-2027

In EnglishProcurement of intensive care equipment 2026-2027

Nógrád Vármegyei Szent Lázár Kórház

Nógrád Vármegyei Szent Lázár Kórház in Hungary is inviting bids for “Procurement of intensive care equipment 2026-2027”. Bids close on 14 October 2026, 10:00 CEST. Who can bid: At least one completed delivery of intensive care devices of 1,500 units within the last six years. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.

The tender in brief

A 24-month supply of intensive care medical devices to a Hungarian hospital, for suppliers with 1,500 units of similar delivery experience

The hospital in Nógrád County is buying intensive care devices over 24 months, including arterial sets, tracheal tubes, central venous access devices, oxygen therapy equipment, filters, catheters, masks and other consumables. The contract is divided into 46 lots, each with its own quantities. The buyer may order up to 30% extra of each product during the contract.

Who can win it

  • At least one completed delivery of intensive care devices of 1,500 units within the last six years

Key facts

Procedure
Contract notice
Contract period
24 months
How bids are judged
Net offer price with option (Ft)

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