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PHSA 17411 - Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT)

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Siemens Healthcare Limited has been selected as an awarded supplier for the Surface Guided Radiation Therapy project under solicitation number 41665. This contract is managed by the Fraser Health Authority on behalf of the Province of British Columbia, with performance taking place within British Columbia, Canada. The procurement process was conducted via a Request for Proposals to secure specialized radiation therapy technology. Administrative inquiries regarding this agreement are handled through the Provincial Health Services Authority.

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Siemens Healthcare provides Surface Guided Radiation Therapy for Fraser Health Authority in British Columbia.

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$803,862

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CAN

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Fraser Health Authority
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OfficeCAN
Office AddressCAN
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Based on the outcomes of the RFP process, SIEMENS HEALTHCARE LIMITED is one of the awarded suppliers.

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