Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Foreign company wins Ministry of Health $2.2 mn contract
Contracts
MENAFN
The President of Criticare Systems Inc. announced that the company has was awarded a $2.2 million contract from the Iraqi Ministry of Health for installing a portable multi-parameter vital signs monitor, Iraq Portal reported.
The official indicated that the company has received the contract after winning a tender bid initiated by the Iraqi government earlier this year. He added that the company plans multiple shipments beginning in its fourth quarter of fiscal 2007, with completion anticipated in its first quarter of fiscal 2008.
He pointed out that the company is interested in investing in the Iraqi market despite the current security situation, as the Iraqi authorities facilitate the investment climate in the country with all available means.
The President of Criticare Systems Inc. announced that the company has was awarded a $2.2 million contract from the Iraqi Ministry of Health for installing a portable multi-parameter vital signs monitor, Iraq Portal reported.
The official indicated that the company has received the contract after winning a tender bid initiated by the Iraqi government earlier this year. He added that the company plans multiple shipments beginning in its fourth quarter of fiscal 2007, with completion anticipated in its first quarter of fiscal 2008.
He pointed out that the company is interested in investing in the Iraqi market despite the current security situation, as the Iraqi authorities facilitate the investment climate in the country with all available means.
Labels: Criticare Systems Inc., Ministry of Health
