RE: Spanish Order1 Dec 2020 01:08
Today the award of the last five lots of the Framework Agreement for the acquisition of various health products and protection material against COVID-19 was published on the Public Sector Procurement Platform
This concludes the awarding of the largest centralized purchase made by the Spanish Administration in its entire history. The total economic amount of the acquisition will reach 2,578,739,505 euros for almost 3,700 million units of product
The lots awarded are 5 (nitrile gloves), 6 (protective glasses), 7 (surgical masks), 8 (FFP2 protective masks) and 9 (FFP3 protective masks)
Of these five lots, 102 products offered by 43 companies have been awarded. In the Framework Agreement as a whole, a total of 166 products from 72 companies have been awarded
The CCAA, the Ministries of Defense and Interior and INGESA can now contact the winning companies and reserve material, although the formalization of the contracts will have to wait for the winning companies to sign the Framework Agreement, which is taking place in these days and that will conclude in the next
November 30, 2020.- The Ministry of Health, through the National Institute of Sanitary Management (INGESA), has today awarded the five remaining lots of the Framework Agreement for the acquisition of the necessary material to face COVID-19. With this, the award of the 11 lots included in this agreement is completed.
The objective of the Government with this Framework Agreement has been to select suppliers and products to face COVID-19, and set the conditions to which these supplies must comply. In this way, the administrations attached to the Agreement will not have to tender each acquisition, but simply sign the supply contracts with the winning companies. The products include gowns, gloves, goggles, masks, COVID-19 molecular tests, and extraction kits.
On November 11, the award of the first six lots was The total economic amount of the acquisition is € 2,578,739,505 (VAT and extension included) for almost 3,700 million product units. Regarding the number of companies presented on time, there were 155, which add up to a total of 475 offers to the eleven lots. Once the process has concluded, the Framework Agreement has been awarded to a total of 72 companies that offer 166 products.
The evaluation process has been very complex, mainly due to the large number of information that has had to be analyzed and managed: companies and products have undergone a complete evaluation to guarantee compliance with the required technical, economic and administrative requirements. . To carry out the process with all the guarantees for the participants, it has been necessary to review, contrast and request clarifications on thousands of documents presented by the different participating companies.
Experts appointed by the Autonomous Communities, by the Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AEMPS), by the Carlos III Health Institute and by the National Center for Means of Pro
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