Supply of COVID-19 respirators (first phase) in Andalusia (Q3162796)
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Project Q3162796 in Spain
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Supply of COVID-19 respirators (first phase) in Andalusia |
Project Q3162796 in Spain |
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22,902,606.14 Euro
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28,628,257.67 Euro
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80.0 percent
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1 February 2020
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30 June 2021
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MINISTERIO DE SANIDAD
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37°19'46.34"N, 5°55'18.66"W
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99004
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Poner a disposición del SNS respiradores y traslado de dicho material a las áreas sanitarias, para el abordaje del COVID 19 y consecuente protección de la población española en su conjunto. (Spanish)
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In order to deal with COVID 19 it is essential to provide the SNS with ventilators as well as to make them available to the different health areas to ensure the protection of the Spanish population. (English)
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Mettre à la disposition des respirateurs SNS et transférer ces matériels vers des zones sanitaires, pour le traitement de la COVID-19 et la protection consécutive de l’ensemble de la population espagnole. (French)
4 December 2021
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Den SNS-Respiratoren zur Verfügung zu stellen und dieses Material in Gesundheitsgebiete zur Behandlung von COVID-19 und daraus resultierendem Schutz der spanischen Bevölkerung als Ganzes zu überführen. (German)
9 December 2021
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Ter beschikking stellen van de SNS-respiratoren en dergelijk materiaal overbrengen naar gezondheidsgebieden, voor de behandeling van COVID-19 en de daaruit voortvloeiende bescherming van de Spaanse bevolking als geheel. (Dutch)
17 December 2021
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Mettere a disposizione dei respiratori SNS e trasferire tale materiale in aree sanitarie, per il trattamento della COVID-19 e la conseguente protezione della popolazione spagnola nel suo complesso. (Italian)
16 January 2022
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Varios Municipios de Andalucía
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Identifiers
RespiradoresCOVID_AN
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