Iraq

tender

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The Samarra Pharmaceuticals and Medical Supplies General Company (SDI), a subsidiary of the Iraqi Ministry of Industry and Minerals, is purchasing Amoxicillin Trihydrate (USP43 – Compacted) raw material for its production program. The tender is general/international; bids are to be submitted in sealed envelopes to the Samarra/SDI headquarters. Approximate price: $477,273 (≈ IQD 630,000,000). Bid guarantee: $9,546 (≈ IQD 12,600,000). Documentation fee: $478 (≈ IQD 630,000). Closing: 02/11/2025 – 12:00 PM.

Syria

tender

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Tartus National Hospital is seeking bids for the supply of ampoules of medication, topical gel, and liquid disinfectant for emergency and daily clinical needs, under this second expedited tender process. The tender is itemized, and bids for the full quantity of each item are mandatory. The delivery time is short, making it a suitable procurement opportunity for suppliers of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies.

Iraq

tender

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The Iraqi Ministry of Health’s KIMADIA has opened a general tender for the procurement of medical supplies, specifically fracture/orthopedic consumables (مستلزمات كسور) and basic medical supplies (نبيذة أساسي). The tender document fee is 2,000,000 IQD (1,520) and the closing time is 03/03/2026 – 14:30. Offers should be submitted to KIMADIA, and documents can be obtained in print or electronically.

Iraq

tender

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Kimadia (General Marketing Company for Pharmaceuticals and Medical Supplies), affiliated with the Iraqi Ministry of Health, has launched a comprehensive procurement tender for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and laboratory equipment to meet the needs of hospitals and healthcare institutions nationwide. The tender will close on September 21, 2025, and is open to all international companies. For Turkish pharmaceutical and medical companies, this tender presents a strategic opportunity to directly enter the Iraqi healthcare market and develop long-term supply agreements.

Yemen

tender

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This tender, launched by the Yemeni Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor to meet prosthetic and orthopedic needs, aims to improve the quality of life of war victims and individuals with disabilities. The tender covers the procurement and delivery of prosthetic parts and assistive devices based on modern medical technologies. The project also includes distribution to rehabilitation centers throughout Yemen. This demand presents a significant opportunity for manufacturers and exporters of high-quality medical products. Priority evaluation criteria include product compliance with international quality standards and on-time delivery.