The Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic has published a new call on its website: "New network of hospitals - improving the quality and efficiency of institutional health care - supplementing the equipment of hospitals." It concerns institutional healthcare facilities and is financed by 53 839 571 EUR, VAT excluded. It aims to invest in hospital equipment, making it more efficient, modernized and improved the quality of institutional healthcare provided, guaranteed by optimising the hospital network.
Applications may be sent by authorised applicants by 28 November 2023, by electronic means, by post or directly to the mail office of the Ministry of Health in Bratislava In the case of delivery by post or courier, the relevant date of submission for mail transport shall be that which shall not be later than the date of closing the call.
All details of the application will be found by the applicants on the website of the Resort in the REVOLUTION PLAN section: www.health.gov.sk/?Plan-refresh-and-resistance or by e-mail: planobnovy@health.gov.sk For the purposes of this call, funding shall be provided to institutional healthcare providers. One provider may also submit multiple applications for each medical facility separately. The applicant may request the provision of a mechanism for multiple devices, but a specific application for each instrument shall be sent.
One investment project is considered to be one public procurement in the following areas of health equipment:1. Computer Tomography (CT) 2. Magnetic resonance imaging (MR) 3. Diagnostic Ultrasonography (USG) 4. Robotic operating equipment5.RTG angiographic system6. Robotic Rehabilitation TechnologyThe instruments in the various areas of health equipment are specified in Annex No 11 "Project eligibility rules: https://ispo.planobnovy.sk/app/challenges/482087114898321408 .

The period of eligibility of expenditure shall be set overall for the period from 1 February 2020 until 31 May 2026 at the latest. The mechanism can only finance measures whose implementation (with which expenditure is incurred) started only on or after 1 February 2020 and these measures form an integral part of the investments and reforms contained in the recovery plan. Some preparatory activities, e.g. preparation of project documentation, public procurement, environmental impact assessment, building permits, etc., could be carried out before this deadline. The activities referred to in the application must be completed by 31 December 2025 at the latest.
The eligible applicants under this condition of the PPM shall not be applicants who are recipients of funds in the logo POO MZ SR.jpg