Negotiated procedure pursuant to Article 50, paragraph 1, letter e) of Legislative Decree No. 36/2023, for the two-year award of a rental supply of 3 monitors for the delivery of continuous renal replacement therapy, treatment of septic patients, and therapeutic plasma exchange for the Renal Dialysis and Nephrology Unit of the Local Health Authority Rome 4.
ITCIG BD75ABC3E3published on ANAC · Pubblicità legale
Machine translation. The official title is Procedura negoziata, ex art. 50, c. 1, lett. e) D.Lgs. 36/2023, per l'affidamento biennale di una fornitura in noleggio di n. 3 monitor per l’esecuzione di trattamenti sostitutivi della funzionalità renale in continuo, trattamenti per pazienti settici, plasmaferesi terapeutica per la UOC Dialisi e Nefrologia ASL Roma 4 ..
Asl Roma 4, based in Italy, has launched a tender for medical and lab supplies. The contract is estimated at €166,600. The whole job goes out as a single contract, so you need to be able to deliver all of it, either on your own or together with partners.
All bid documents must be written in Italian and must arrive no later than 30 Oct 2026, 12:00.
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Asl Roma 4 sees a completely standard level of bidding competition. Across 10 known contracts, they average 3 bids per tender, in line with the national average of 3.2 for this trade. Their latest award was a €438,967 contract (“procedura gara aperta fornitura materiale di consumo”), which went to Cosmed S.r.l., the only bidder. At €166,600, this tender sits well below the typical €714,960 for this trade nationally, which gives smaller firms a better chance than on most contracts of its kind.
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