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Procedura di gara negoziata su piattaforma G.I.A.D.A., ai sensi dell’art. 50 comma 1 lett. e, D. Lgs. n. 36/2023, per l’affidamento della fornitura annuale di “Aghi Spinali”, necessari per l’intera ASL 1 Abruzzo, articolata in 10 lotti, per un importo massimo di € 167.937,00 da aggiudicarsi con il criterio dell’offerta economicamente più vantaggiosa, ai sensi dell’art. 108 comma 1 D. Lgs. 36/2023

In EnglishNegotiated tender procedure on the G.I.A.D.A. platform, pursuant to art. 50 paragraph 1 lett. e, Legislative Decree no. 36/2023, for the award of the annual supply of "Spinal Needles", necessary for the entire ASL 1 Abruzzo, divided into 10 lots, for a maximum amount of € 167,937.00 to be awarded using the criterion of the economically most advantageous tender, pursuant to art. 108 paragraph 1 Legislative Decree 36/2023

ASL1 Avezzano-Sulmona-L'Aquila

ASL1 Avezzano-Sulmona-L'Aquila in Italy is inviting bids for “Negotiated tender procedure on the G.I.A.D.A. platform, pursuant to art. 50 paragraph 1 lett. e, Legislative Decree no”. Bids close on 29 October 2026, 09:00 CET; the estimated value is €167,937. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.

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€167,937
Published
05 Oct 2026

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