Mykolaiv hospital plans to spend half a million from the budget to repair medical equipment

Mykolaiv hospital has announced an auction for the repair of medical equipment. It plans to spend more than UAH 500 thousand from the local budget.

This is evidenced by data from the Prozorro electronic public procurement system.

The tender concerns the repair and maintenance of medical and surgical equipment, or rather, the repair of the oxygen supply system.

The customer of the works is Mykolaiv Regional Clinical Hospital of the Municipal Enterprise "MOCL" of the Ministry of Health. The auction is scheduled for December 23. The estimated cost of the procurement is <span>UAH </span>576 thousand 765. The size of the minimum price reduction step is UAH 2 thousand 883.

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The bidders are not required to provide a security for the tender offer and the contract from the selected contractor. The services must be completed by December 31, 2025. Payment for the contractor's work will be made after receiving the services within 15 working days.

The selected contractor must provide the appropriate licenses and permits to perform such services. The warranty for the services must be at least 12 months.

Voznesenskaya Hospital in Mykolaiv Oblast is planning to improve nutrition for inpatients. The hospital plans to spend almost one and a half million hryvnias on catering services. The winning company must provide services by the end of December 2025.

Mykolaivvodokanal has also announced a tender for the design, supply, and construction and installation of water supply networks in the Korabelnyi district of Mykolaiv. Funding is provided by a grant from the Danish Government.

Earlier in Mykolaiv region, the road maintenance contract was awarded to the company of an Odesa MP from the banned OPFL. The company receives more than four million hryvnias for two weeks of work. Berezivkaagroshlyakhbud is a company that belongs to the Khachatryan family business group. The total amount of the company's contracts exceeds UAH 7.6 billion.

Анна Літман