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Supply of Paper Towels and Tissue Products

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Princess Margaret Hospital, under the Government of Jamaica, is seeking a subcontractor to supply bulk quantities of paper towels, toilet paper, and facial tissues for use in hospital sanitation and patient care environments. The procurement falls under NAICS code 423930, indicating it pertains to wholesale trade of miscellaneous nondurable goods, and the contract is posted as a subcontract opportunity with no specific set-aside provisions. The products must meet hospital-grade standards for absorbency, durability, and hygiene to ensure consistent performance across clinical and patient-facing areas. Delivery is expected to be consistent and reliable, supporting daily operational needs across the facility’s departments. While no point of contact or exact delivery location is specified, the contract is accessible through the Jamaica Government E-Procurement Portal, and vendors should prepare to meet all logistical and quality requirements associated with institutional healthcare supply chains.

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Supply hospital-grade paper towels, toilet paper, and tissues for Princess Margaret Hospital under Jamaican government subcontract.

Agency

Government of Jamaica → Princess Margaret HospitalView Agency

NAICS

423930 - Recyclable Material Merchant WholesalersView NAICS

Place of Performance

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AgencyGovernment of Jamaica → Princess Margaret Hospital
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Bulk delivery of paper towels, toilet paper, and facial tissues for hospital sanitation and patient use.

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