Deadline: , Closes today
Supply of Assorted Stimulation Equipment and Furniture for the 3-Housing Unit and Educational Center at the New Redemption
Summary
The Ministry of Health is procuring the supply, installation, maintenance and training of assorted stimulation equipment and furniture for 3 housing units and an educational center at the New Redemption Hospital, under the IFISH Project. The procurement is organised in two lots, evaluated lot by lot, and is open to all eligible bidders under the World Bank’s procurement rules.
AI-generated; the original notice text prevails.
Full text and Turkish translation
The full notice text and its full Turkish translation are for subscribers. The Individual plan covers individual consultant notices; the Company plan covers all notices.
Sign in or sign upOpen the notice on the World Bank website (opens in a new tab)
Source: The World Bank, CC BY 4.0
Other notices of this project
- No deadline
Printing of assorted banners & manuals for both the Family Health and the Youth Friendly Health Units at the Ministry of Health
- Liberia
- Goods
- Request for quotations
- Contract award
- No deadline
Supply, Installation & Training for Assorted Medical Simulation Equipment, Instruments and Consumables for Skills Laboratory in 3 Counties Bomi, Lofa and Grand Gedeh
- Liberia
- Goods
- Request for bids
- Contract award
- No deadline
Procurement and installation of assorted medical & non-medical furniture & interiors for the New Redemption Hospital with a lot and several schedules
- Liberia
- Goods
- Request for bids
- Contract award
- No deadline
Hiring of an international consultant through direct selection to develop a hospital business and operational plan for the New Redemption Hospital
- Liberia
- Consulting services
- Consultant direct selection
- Contract award
- No deadline
Hiring of an Architect as Consultant for the supervision of the remaining works at the New Redemption Hospital through direct selection.
- Liberia
- Consulting services
- Consultant direct selection
- Contract award