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Brazil · PNCP

Subject: “Electronic nail for hiring a company for providing services of face electroneuromyography, electroneuromyography of upper limbs and electroneuromyography of lower limbs, all with reports, in order to serve users of the municipal public health network of tattooí.

Municipio de Tatui

Title machine-translated from Portuguese. Original: OBJETO: “PREGÃO ELETRÔNICO PARA CONTRATAÇÃO DE EMPRESA PARA PRESTAÇÃO DE SERVIÇOS DE EXAMES DE ELETRONEUROMIOGRAFIA DA FACE, ELETRONEUROMIOGRAFIA DE MEMBROS SUPERIORES E ELETRONEUROMIOGRAFIA DE MEMBROS INFERIORES, TODOS COM LAUDOS , A FIM DE ATENDER OS USUÁRIOS DA REDE PÚBLICA MUNICIPAL DE SAÚDE…

In short

Municipio de Tatui, a public buyer in Brazil, published this tender. Bids go through PNCP until October 1, 2026 (closes today). The whole bidding period is 15 days. The estimated value is BRL 1,104,006, about $199K.

Details

BuyerMunicipio de Tatui
Estimated valueBRL 1,104,006 ≈ $199K
Bid deadlineOctober 1, 2026, 10:05 (Brasília time)
PublishedSeptember 16, 2026
CountryBrazil · PNCP
Process number46634564000187-1-000905/2026

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Dates

PublishedSep 16, 2026Bid deadlineOct 1, 2026 · 10:05 (Brasília time)

How to bid

  1. For federal purchases, register in SICAF on Compras.gov.br. It's free; you sign in with a silver- or gold-level gov.br account, or with an ICP-Brasil digital certificate. Foreign companies are registered by the auctioneer (pregoeiro) or the tender committee.
  2. Open the edital on the PNCP and check which system runs the session: Compras.gov.br for federal buyers, other platforms for states and municipalities.
  3. Submit your proposal in that system before the session opens.

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