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Bid Competition for Purchasing Medical Equipment for 30 Ukrainian Children’s Hospitals

The Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Fund, as a part of its Hospital to Hospital program, announces a bid competition for purchasing medical equipment (first aid kits and electric pumps) to be passed to 30 Ukrainian children’s hospitals.

Natural and legal persons, independent of their form of ownership, place of registration, and location, are invited to participate, confirming their intention to take part in the competition by submitting a contest proposal meeting the Contest Requirements.

Recall that the Hospital to Hospital Program headquarters have changed its address. Please send your applications to vul. Frunze 13E, Kyiv, 04080, Ukraine.

Deadline for submitting proposals is December 3, 2007, at 10:00 a.m., Kyiv time. Proposals sent by regular mail should be received by the said date.

The contest proposals will be opened December 3, 2007, at 11:00 a.m., Kyiv time.

The Ukraine 3000 Fund asks the potential participants to take into consideration that the bid competition is held on a charitable basis. We will be most grateful if they show understanding and grant all possible allowances.

Detailed contest conditions (ukr.  300 KB)

The purchase of the first-aid kits and electric pumps has become possible owing to a joint action by McDonalds Ukraine and Ukraine 3000 Fund. During the World Children’s Day at McDonald’s action, held from November 5 to 25 in 16 Ukraine’s cities, every visitor of a McDonald’s restaurant could buy paper hands, charms, and bracelets. UAH 900,000 was raised in course of the action. The Expert Council selected 30 hospitals in all Ukraine’s oblasts to receive equipment necessary for emergency medical aid.

The cooperation between McDonalds Ukraine and Ukraine 3000 Fund started in 2005. During this period, two projects have already been implemented within the framework of the World Children’s Day at McDonald’s. Due to the 2005 action, a family rooms block was reconstructed at the children’s oncology department of the Oncology Institute of the Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine. In 2006, the Healthy Heart of a Child action was carried out, resulting in purchasing cardio equipment for 18 Ukraine’s children’s hospitals.