Norvēģija – Medicīnas palīgmateriāli – Medical supplies and equipment
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The procurement is for the delivery of medical and first aid supplies for operative use in the police force. The aim is to ensure that the police always have access to robust, functional and quality assured material and equipment that supports lifesaving first aid in acute situations. The procurement shall contribute to ensuring a comprehensive material portfolio that supports the Police's ability to provide quick and correct lifesaving efforts in accordance with established methods and national standards. It is, therefore, an important part of the objective of the procurement to be able to supply already existing sanitary systems, including procuring products that comply with the current rules for medical equipment, and that can be integrated in the existing training and treatment procedures in the police.
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