Summary
Machine-generated summaryThis tender concerns the supply of medical materials for intermittent catheterization for uninsured patients. The procurement includes three specific types of catheters. First, male silicone catheters around 40 cm in sizes 10 to 20 CH, which are self-lubricating, phthalate-free and ready to use with a special handle for no-touch insertion. Second, short PV catheters 30 cm long with stepped diameters of 12 and 18 CH, packaged in PEG solution. Third, short female PV catheters 9 cm long, also packaged in PEG solution. Information regarding the buyer, location, estimated value, deadline and bidding procedure is not specified in the provided notice.
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Source: ΚΗΜΔΗΣ - Central Electronic Registry of Public Contracts (KIMDIS)
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