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Published29/06/2026
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Canceled23/07/2026
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Opening of tenders30/07/2026
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Today08/08/2026
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Purchase of medical equipment
Purchase contract for the purchase of medical devices in two sub-tendering rounds, as defined in the technical specification according to the procurement documents. Part 1: Cardiological instruments Part 2: Urological and radiological equipment Bidders may submit a complete bid per lot for all the equipment specified in that part. No sub-offer may be made within that part. Failure to submit a bid for an asset within a lot shall result in the invalidation of the bid for that lot. In all parts: only factory-made, new devices can be offered. Devices that have been refurbished or previously used or operated as demonstrations at exhibitions, trade shows or fairs are considered as second-hand products and should therefore not be accepted. The offer price must be expressed in such a way as to include all incidental costs other than value added tax, whatever their form or source. The offer price should be complete, i.e. include all bidders’ payment claims. The tender price shall include all the costs necessary to implement the subject-matter of the tender in a result-responsible manner and to comply with the conditions set out in the tender conditions. The offer price shall include, in particular, the price of the equipment offered and the accessories required, the cost of transport to the site, installation/installation, commissioning and 1 day of testing, and the training of the operator in their use. The winning bidder also undertakes to provide instructions in Hungarian and to service the delivered products (during the warranty period). A 321/2015. Pursuant to Sections 46(47) and 48 of Government Decree No 487/2015, where references are made in public procurement documents to a specific product or origin, or to a specific process, or to a trade mark, patent, activity, person, type or a specific origin or production process, the references are made only in order to clearly define the nature of the subject-matter, the references provided for must always be read in conjunction with the term ‘or equivalent’, under which the contracting authority is obliged to accept an equivalent or better solution than that set out in the documentation. If the tenderer wishes to offer an equivalent means, solution, etc. in place of the technical content to which the reference refers, it must provide in its tender the document(s) supporting the equivalence. The contracting authority draws the tenderers' attention to the fact that the document supporting the equivalence may in particular (but not exclusively) be the technical documentation provided by the manufacturer or the qualification of an independent, professionally recognised organisation.
https://ekr.gov.hu/eljarastar/eljaras/EKR000988962026
https://ekr.gov.hu/eljarastar/eljaras/EKR000988962026
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