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Vodokanal will insure the children of employees for almost 75.5 million rubles

State Unitary Enterprise "Vodokanal of St. Petersburg" is looking for an insurance company for registration of voluntary health insurance policies (VHI) for the children of its employees. Almost 75.5 million rubles were allocated for this. The information appeared on the portal Contour.Procurement.

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Vodokanal will insure the children of employees for almost 75.5 million rubles

State Unitary Enterprise "Vodokanal of St. Petersburg" is looking for an insurance company for registration of voluntary health insurance policies (VHI) for the children of its employees. Almost 75.5 million rubles were allocated for this. The information appeared on the portal Contour.Procurement.

Purchase takes place according to 223-FZ in the format of electronic competition. Applications from participants are accepted until November 3, and the results are planned to be summed up on November 11.

The winner will have to provide medical insurance to the children of the company’s employees for the next year.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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