A joint ordinance from the Regional Secretariats for Health and Finance authorises the distribution of the costs of four years of maintenance and technical support for equipment at the Health Service of the Autonomous Region of Madeira, EPERAM.
The Official Gazette of the Autonomous Region of Madeira published, in its 4th Supplement of 27 October 2026, Ordinance No. 603/2026, jointly signed by the Regional Secretary for Health and Civil Protection, Micaela Cristina Fonseca de Freitas, and the Regional Secretary for Finance, Duarte Nuno Nunes de Freitas.
The ordinance authorises the distribution of budgetary costs related to the provision of maintenance and technical support services for equipment of various brands across several services of the Health Service of the Autonomous Region of Madeira, EPERAM, for a four-year period.
The overall base price is EUR 1,483,378.90 (one million, four hundred and eighty-three thousand, three hundred and seventy-eight euros and ninety cents), plus VAT at a rate of 22%. The costs are staggered as follows:
The amount set for each financial year may be increased by the balance recorded in the previous year. The expenditure arising from the contract to be signed will be entered under funding source 319, economic classification D.02.02.19, in the budget proposal of the Health Service of the Autonomous Region of Madeira, EPERAM, for 2027. The costs for subsequent years will be considered in their respective budgets.
The ordinance enters into force on the day after its publication.
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