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(Removed claim: summary (P836): The project will constitute an infrastructure project. Its implementation can be divided into two main phases: Stage I — BUILDING BUILDINGS (“Design and Explosion”). This task will be based on the completion of renovation and construction work on: 1) Modernisation of the Children’s Pavilion (‘C’ building) — consisting of an internal conversion: (a) To be adopted by the Chamber of Children’s Reception, (b) Branch of the Anestejology, Other inte...) |
(Created claim: summary (P836): This project will be an infrastructure project. Its implementation can be divided into two main stages: Stage I – BUDOWLANE ROBOTS (driven in “design and build” mode). This task will be based on the implementation of renovation and construction works in the area of: 1) Modernisation of the Children’s Pavilion (building “C”) – consisting of internal reconstruction: a) Children’s Reception Chamber, b) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child...) |
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This project will be an infrastructure project. Its implementation can be divided into two main stages: Stage I – BUDOWLANE ROBOTS (driven in “design and build” mode). This task will be based on the implementation of renovation and construction works in the area of: 1) Modernisation of the Children’s Pavilion (building “C”) – consisting of internal reconstruction: a) Children’s Reception Chamber, b) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care, (c) Children’s Surgery Division together with the Operational Block, (d) Children’s Department. The total area of the planned modernisation of building “C” (including the addition of an additional window shaft) will amount to approx. 3008,70 m². 2) Modernisation of the Hospital Nutrition Department (the cellar part of building “E”) – consisting of improving the technical condition and infrastructure of the premises of the Department through its reconstruction (total approx. 172 m² of total area). STAGE II – PURCHASE OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. This task will consist of purchasing 54 units of modern and efficient medical equipment, which will be retrofitted earlier: 1) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care – where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 2) the Children’s Admissions Chamber, where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 3) Department of Children’s Surgery, where a total of 2 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased. This project also plans to carry out a number of accompanying tasks as elements necessary for the realisation of the aforementioned investment tasks and the proper settlement of investments, including activities related to the preparation, management and promotion of the project. The applicant shall have the medical staff and technical infrastructure necessary to install the purchased equipment. Once the project is completed, it will be possible to use the full functionality of the hospital infrastructure. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: This project will be an infrastructure project. Its implementation can be divided into two main stages: Stage I – BUDOWLANE ROBOTS (driven in “design and build” mode). This task will be based on the implementation of renovation and construction works in the area of: 1) Modernisation of the Children’s Pavilion (building “C”) – consisting of internal reconstruction: a) Children’s Reception Chamber, b) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care, (c) Children’s Surgery Division together with the Operational Block, (d) Children’s Department. The total area of the planned modernisation of building “C” (including the addition of an additional window shaft) will amount to approx. 3008,70 m². 2) Modernisation of the Hospital Nutrition Department (the cellar part of building “E”) – consisting of improving the technical condition and infrastructure of the premises of the Department through its reconstruction (total approx. 172 m² of total area). STAGE II – PURCHASE OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. This task will consist of purchasing 54 units of modern and efficient medical equipment, which will be retrofitted earlier: 1) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care – where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 2) the Children’s Admissions Chamber, where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 3) Department of Children’s Surgery, where a total of 2 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased. This project also plans to carry out a number of accompanying tasks as elements necessary for the realisation of the aforementioned investment tasks and the proper settlement of investments, including activities related to the preparation, management and promotion of the project. The applicant shall have the medical staff and technical infrastructure necessary to install the purchased equipment. Once the project is completed, it will be possible to use the full functionality of the hospital infrastructure. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: This project will be an infrastructure project. Its implementation can be divided into two main stages: Stage I – BUDOWLANE ROBOTS (driven in “design and build” mode). This task will be based on the implementation of renovation and construction works in the area of: 1) Modernisation of the Children’s Pavilion (building “C”) – consisting of internal reconstruction: a) Children’s Reception Chamber, b) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care, (c) Children’s Surgery Division together with the Operational Block, (d) Children’s Department. The total area of the planned modernisation of building “C” (including the addition of an additional window shaft) will amount to approx. 3008,70 m². 2) Modernisation of the Hospital Nutrition Department (the cellar part of building “E”) – consisting of improving the technical condition and infrastructure of the premises of the Department through its reconstruction (total approx. 172 m² of total area). STAGE II – PURCHASE OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. This task will consist of purchasing 54 units of modern and efficient medical equipment, which will be retrofitted earlier: 1) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care – where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 2) the Children’s Admissions Chamber, where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 3) Department of Children’s Surgery, where a total of 2 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased. This project also plans to carry out a number of accompanying tasks as elements necessary for the realisation of the aforementioned investment tasks and the proper settlement of investments, including activities related to the preparation, management and promotion of the project. The applicant shall have the medical staff and technical infrastructure necessary to install the purchased equipment. Once the project is completed, it will be possible to use the full functionality of the hospital infrastructure. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 19:46, 21 October 2020
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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| English | Raising the standards of paediatric care through the purchase of medical equipment and the modernisation of branch offices located in the Kopernik Provincial Hospital in Koszalin |
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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14,296,168.32 zloty
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17,870,210.4 zloty
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80.0 percent
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21 September 2018
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31 December 2020
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SZPITAL WOJEWÓDZKI IM. MIKOŁAJA KOPERNIKA W KOSZALINIE
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Przedmiotowy projekt będzie stanowił przedsięwzięcie o charakterze infrastrukturalny. Jego realizację można podzielić na dwa główne etapy: ETAP I - ROBOTY BUDOWLANE (prowadzone w trybie "zaprojektuj i wybuduj"). Zadanie to będzie opierało się na przeprowadzeniu prac remontowo-budowlanych w zakresie: 1) Modernizacji Pawilonu Dziecięcego (budynek "C") - polegającej na wewnętrznej przebudowie: a) Izby Przyjęć Dziecięcej, b) Oddziału Anestezjologii, Intensywnej Terapii Dziecięcej i Neonatologicznej, c) Oddziału Chirurgii Dziecięcej wraz z Blokiem Operacyjnym, d) Oddziału Dziecięcego. Łączna powierzchnia planowanej modernizacji budynku "C" (wraz z dobudową dodatkowego szybu windowego) wyniesie ok. 3 008,70 m2. 2) Modernizacji szpitalnego Działu Żywienia ( część piwniczna budynku „E”) – polegającej na poprawie stanu technicznego i infrastruktury pomieszczeń tego Działu poprzez jej przebudowę (łącznie ok. 172 m2 powierzchni całkowitej). ETAP II - ZAKUP APARATURY MEDYCZNEJ. Zadanie to będzie polegało na zakupie 54 szt. nowoczesnej i wydajnej aparatury medycznej, którymi doposażone zostaną zmodernizowane wcześniej: 1) Oddział Anestezjologii, Intensywnej Terapii Dziecięcej i Neonatologicznej - gdzie łącznie planuje się zakup 26 szt. sprzętu; 2) Izba Przyjęć Dziecięca, gdzie łącznie planuje się zakup 26 szt. sprzętu; 3) Oddział Chirurgii Dziecięcej, gdzie łącznie planuje się zakup 2 szt. sprzętu. W ramach niniejszego projektu zaplanowano także przeprowadzenie szeregu zadań towarzyszących jako elementów niezbędnych do zrealizowania wymienionych wcześniej zadań inwestycyjnych oraz prawidłowego rozliczenia inwestycji, w tym działań związanych z przygotowaniem projektu, zarządzaniem nim oraz prowadzeniem na jego rzecz działań informacyjno-promocyjnych. Wnioskodawca dysponuje kadrą medyczną i infrastrukturą techniczną niezbędną do instalacji zakupywanego sprzętu. Po zakończeniu projektu możliwe więc będzie wykorzystanie pełnej funkcjonalności infrastruktury Szpitala. (Polish)
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This project will be an infrastructure project. Its implementation can be divided into two main stages: Stage I – BUDOWLANE ROBOTS (driven in “design and build” mode). This task will be based on the implementation of renovation and construction works in the area of: 1) Modernisation of the Children’s Pavilion (building “C”) – consisting of internal reconstruction: a) Children’s Reception Chamber, b) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care, (c) Children’s Surgery Division together with the Operational Block, (d) Children’s Department. The total area of the planned modernisation of building “C” (including the addition of an additional window shaft) will amount to approx. 3008,70 m². 2) Modernisation of the Hospital Nutrition Department (the cellar part of building “E”) – consisting of improving the technical condition and infrastructure of the premises of the Department through its reconstruction (total approx. 172 m² of total area). STAGE II – PURCHASE OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. This task will consist of purchasing 54 units of modern and efficient medical equipment, which will be retrofitted earlier: 1) Department of Anaesthesiology, Intensive Child Care and Neonatological Care – where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 2) the Children’s Admissions Chamber, where a total of 26 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased; 3) Department of Children’s Surgery, where a total of 2 pieces of equipment are planned to be purchased. This project also plans to carry out a number of accompanying tasks as elements necessary for the realisation of the aforementioned investment tasks and the proper settlement of investments, including activities related to the preparation, management and promotion of the project. The applicant shall have the medical staff and technical infrastructure necessary to install the purchased equipment. Once the project is completed, it will be possible to use the full functionality of the hospital infrastructure. (English)
21 October 2020
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Identifiers
RPZP.09.01.00-32-0005/17
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