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Machine-generated summaryThe 'Sf.Maria' Clinical Emergency Children's Hospital in Iasi, Romania, awarded a framework agreement for the supply of disinfectants and biocidal products. These products are indispensable for medical activity, as disinfection and sterilisation are mandatory in public and private healthcare units in line with World Health Organisation rules. The open online tender was held in a single stage and the framework agreement runs for 36 months and may be concluded with five economic operators. The winner is MEDEXPERT PROFESSIONAL. The awarded value is EUR 492.34, while the estimated value is EUR 2,558,094.48. Clarification requests could be submitted 20 days before the bid deadline.
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