The German Social Code allows health insurance funds and pharmaceutical companies to enter into framework discount agreements for medications covered by statutory health insurance. In accordance with the relevant legal provisions for public procurement, DAK-Gesundheit will conduct a formal procureme
Contract awarded. Originally published 10 months ago.
This contract opportunity involves the collection of used paper and the destruction of documents and data carriers across Germany. Suppliers are invited to provide services that include the secure destruction of paper, cardboard, and other materials. Detailed specifications of the required services
DAK Health is seeking external support for the development of innovative IT solutions in response to the ongoing digital transformation in the German healthcare sector. This need arises from new legal requirements and the challenges posed by a volatile political environment and a shortage of skilled
This contract involves a non-exclusive discount agreement for the pharmaceutical substances Adapalene and Benzoyl Peroxide, classified under ATC code D10AD23. The agreement is established under Section 130a, Paragraph 8 of the German Social Code (SGB V), allowing health insurance funds and pharmaceu
DAK Health is seeking external support for the development of innovative IT solutions in response to the ongoing digitalization of the German healthcare system and related legal requirements. Due to the volatile political environment and the structural shortage of skilled IT professionals, DAK Healt
NHS Birmingham and Solihull ICB is seeking qualified providers for non-emergency patient transport services through a competitive procurement process.
Procurement for community-based ultrasound and bone density (DEXA) diagnostic imaging services.
Seeking qualified suppliers of surgical and medical sutures meeting healthcare facility standards and regulatory requirements.
Market engagement event for suppliers interested in delivering a Lung Cancer Screening Programme for Birmingham and Solihull, with sessions on 16-18 June 2026.
