General Health Insurance publishes draft procurement documents for Dynamic Purchasing System
The General Health Insurance General Directorate announced draft procurement documents for individual purchases to be made through the Dynamic Purchasing System on 2 November 2026. The drafts include a revised prequalification notice and standard texts for procuring medical products from abroad, a technical specification, and an administrative specification. The Dynamic Purchasing System is a method that allows public institutions to buy products and services through a system that remains continuously open.
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What does it mean?
A government agency has shared draft texts showing how purchases of medicines and other medical products will be made. This does not mean a purchase has been finalized. The drafts are preparation for future purchases.
Who is affected?
Suppliers that want to bid on public procurements and companies that supply products.