Trauma Care

Award

Buyers

Norfolk County Council

Value

£42,000

Suppliers

Aero Healthcare

Classifications

Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products

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Submission Deadline

9 months ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

This award is for First Aid Consumables for the Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service.  This is an award through Lot 1 of the Metropolitan Police Service Framework for 'National Supply and Delivery of First Aid, Pharmaceuticals, Emergency Life Support Training Equipment and Associated Products and Compressed Medical Gases'. Notice ref 2022/S 000-018560.

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Norfolk County Council

Regional or local authority

Claire Woodcroft

[email protected]

01603 222601

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