SPD3/2026/029 - FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS FOR DAR SAN GUZEPP AND VILLA SAN LAWRENZ, TWO ELDERLY HOMES IN GOZO
TED · 363081-2026Contract noticeClosed 45 days ago
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Estimated€124,800 · 124,800 EUR
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| AIB Insurance Brokers Limited | 1 | €109,450 | 2026-06-26 |
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85120000 Health & social work services85121000 Health & social work services85121100 Health & social work services85121200 Health & social work servicesDescription
The subject of this tender is the establishment of a framework agreement for the provision of medical practitioners for Dar San Guzepp and Villa San Lawrenz, two elderly homes in Gozo.
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