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Tender Notice Live Notice National (NCB) Germany WHO Insurance Healthcare and Medicine Building

Framework agreement for outpatient care services in the first contact point for Ukrainian refugees, Dachauer Straße 122, for 2027 (SOZ-2026-0007)

Doc ref no. 54321-NetTender-1a11b71371f-2668254787af076
Sector Insurance, Healthcare and Medicine, Building
Publish Date 17 Oct 2026
Estimated Value Undisclosed
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Description & Project Overview

Framework agreement for outpatient care services to care for people in need of care at the first contact point for Ukrainian refugees, Dachauer Straße 122, 80637 Munich The state capital of Munich has access to the initial contact point at Dachauer Straße 122 for initial care and further distribution of Ukrainian refugees. The refugees are registered and optioned on site by the district administration department. Further advice, initial equipment with the essentials as well as further distribution (refugees are usually only in the initial contact point for a few days) and the necessary medical assessment of their ability to travel are carried out by LHM employees in collaboration with the local medical service. In total, the first point of contact has a capacity of up to 596 interim overnight stays. In some cases, the first point of contact also accommodates people in need of care who need to be cared for. For this reason, an outpatient care service is required to care for the people concerned. The subject of the contract is a framework agreement with the state capital of Munich, social department. The framework agreement applies to all orders to be completed individually. The subject of the framework agreement for outpatient care services is the low-threshold care of people in need of care at the first point of contact at Dachauer Straße 122 in 80637 Munich, for the Social Department of the State Capital of Munich, Office for Housing and Migration (hereinafter referred to as the "client"). It is currently assumed that there will be around 5-10 people in need of care at the same time. The order volume over the entire term of this framework agreement is 2,190 hours, assuming a daily workload of 6 hours. Quantities stated in the service description or in the list of services are the estimated requirements for the entire contract term. The estimate is based on empirical values ​​and offers no guarantee for future order volume. The estimated values ​​do not justify a claim to a specific delivery quantity. The contractor has no right to demand under the framework agreement. Since the first point of contact for refugees from Ukraine is usually the first point of arrival in Germany, these people usually do not yet have health insurance. These newly arrived people in need of care do not yet have a care classification

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10 days
Closing: 27 Oct 2026, 05:00

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Key Procurement Details

Doc ref no. 54321-NetTender-1a11b71371f-2668254787af076
Notice Type Tender Notice
Bidding Type NCB
Publish Date 17 Oct 2026
Sector Insurance, Healthcare and Medicine, Building
Document Fee Free
Bid Security Refer to documents
Funding WHO
Bid Opening Following deadline

Buyer Contact Information

Contracting Authority
Nodal Procurement Officer
procurement@authority.gov
Germany