Ireland – Medical equipments – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
National Paediatric Hospital Development Board
Buyer country
Ireland
Publication date
Not specified
Biderra sector
Health and medical
Data source
TED open data
Decision signals
First-pass opportunity review
These signals are calculated from the indexed fields. They help prioritize a review but do not replace eligibility checks in the official procurement documents.
- Timing signal
- Deadline not indexed
- Indexed data completeness
- 100%
- Official title coverage
- 7 languages
- Classification signal
- 33100000
Check the official notice
Based on seven decision fields
Preserved from source-supplied versions
Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and personal care products
Official title versions
TED may publish the same notice title in several official languages. Biderra preserves the versions supplied in the source feed.
Irlanda – Equipamiento médico – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
Ierland – Medische apparatuur – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
Irlandia – Urządzenia medyczne – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
Irlande – Équipements médicaux – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
Irland – Medizinische Geräte – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
Irlanda – Apparecchiature mediche – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
Ireland – Medical equipments – Patient Transfer Aids V2 for the National Childrens Hospital of Ireland, Dublin 8
What Biderra adds
For notice 502744-2026, Biderra has normalized the contracting authority country as Ireland, grouped CPV 33100000 under health and medical, compared the available deadline fields with today, measured field completeness, and preserved 7 source-supplied title versions. The official record remains decisive.