303-26 Dfl 36Serv Interv Qx Cx Infantil Tender in Chile - 147500840

Procurement Summary

Country: Chile

Summary: 303-26 Dfl 36Serv Interv Qx Cx Infantil

Deadline: 07 Sep 2026

Posting Date: 19 Aug 2026

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 147500840

Document Ref. No.: 2133-76-LP26

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: CLP 228158256

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Tender Details

303-26 Dfl 36Serv Interv Qx Cx Infant The main objective of this proposal is to contract the Surgical Interventions Service of the specialty of Children's Surgery, in order to provide a timely response to patients who are currently in surgical waiting list and those who are part of the explicit GES health guarantees. This service is of vital importance, since it ensures continuity of care and resolves pathologies that, if not treated at the appropriate time, They can evolve into major complications, permanent sequelae or even life-threatening situations. In the pediatric setting, the timeliness of care is even more relevant, given that an unresolved diagnosis directly impacts development, the quality of life and well-being of children, in addition to generating a strong emotional and social impact on their families. Not having this service would mean unnecessarily prolonging waiting times, failing to comply with the deadlines established by the GES guarantees, and face a sustained increase in morbidity, which in turn results in greater institutional spending due to prolonged hospitalizations, emergency interventions or more complex treatments that could have been avoided. In this In this sense, contracting the service is presented as an essential action to reduce waiting lists, guarantee equitable access to surgical care, improve health management indicators, and, above all, protect safety and the right to timely care of the pediatric population. This situation arises because, with the institutional resources currently available, it is not possible to provide a comprehensive and timely response to this specific surgical need. This is due to multiple structural and operational factors that currently limit the establishment's resolution capacity. Among the main ones is the high demand for assistance...

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