Browse health and social work service procurement opportunities.
Health and social work services procurement covers the professional and operational services that underpin public healthcare and welfare systems worldwide. Under CPV division 85, this category includes hospital management services, ambulance and patient transport, home care and community nursing, mental health services, residential care, occupational health, pharmacy management, medical staffing, and public health programme delivery.
Public health service procurement is shaped by national healthcare models, with contracting authorities ranging from national health ministries and regional health boards to individual hospital trusts and municipal social services departments. The ageing population is driving increased demand for elderly care services, home-based healthcare delivery, and chronic disease management programmes. Structural funds support healthcare capacity building in member states.
Service providers bidding on health sector tenders need to demonstrate appropriate clinical governance frameworks, qualified and registered healthcare professionals, compliance with patient data protection requirements, and quality accreditation relevant to the service type. Social value criteria are increasingly weighted in health service procurement evaluations, including employment of local staff, training opportunities, and contributions to health inequality reduction.
Beglobių ir sužeistų laukinių gyvūnų surinkimo ir priežiūros paslaugos
Evaluation and description of computed tomography and X-ray examinations
Išorinis laboratorinių tyrimų kokybės vertinimas
Pathological examinations (for more details, see technical specification)
Laboratorinių tyrimų paslaugos
Perkamos socialinės kortelės ir jų administravimas
Jaunimo savanoriška tarnyba – intensyvi 6 mėn. trukmės savanorystės programa jauniems žmonėms
Patvirtinamųjų serologinių (antiHCV, antiTP) ir molekulinių (HCV RNR, HBV DNR) tyrimų atlikimo
Purchase of services of tests performed in external laboratories