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網路核心交換器汰換建置採購案
In EnglishNetwork core switch replacement and construction procurement case
衛生福利部玉里醫院 in Taiwan is inviting bids for “Network core switch replacement and construction procurement case”. Bids close on 14 October 2026, 17:30 GMT+8; the estimated value is TWD 4.87 million. Who can bid: Must hold a company registration or a business registration; Must provide proof of tax payment, such as business tax or income tax. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Replacement and installation of network core switches at a hospital in Hualien, for registered suppliers of computer equipment
The hospital is buying and having installed replacement network core switches, classified as computers and parts. The budget is 4,866,800 New Taiwan dollars, and delivery, installation and testing must be completed within 120 calendar days of award. The contract is performed in Hualien County.
Who can win it
- Must hold a company registration or a business registration
- Must provide proof of tax payment, such as business tax or income tax
Key facts
- Estimated value
- TWD 4.87 million
- Procedure
- 公開招標公告
- Contract period
- 120 calendar days from award for delivery, installation and testing
- How bids are judged
- Lowest price
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