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Guatemala launches third hospital turnkey project this year

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Guatemala’s public health and social security ministry (Mspas) will receive bids on August 5 to upgrade and expand the Chiquimula hospital. 

The project will be awarded as a turnkey contract, according to procurement site Guatecompras and the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (Cabei), which in 2018 approved US$193mn in financing for five Guatemalan hospital projects, including the Chiquimula one.

The tender is the third launched by Cabei and the Guatemalan government for a total of five hospitals. On June 20, Mspas received bids for two new hospitals in the municipalities of Jutiapa and Mazatenango.

The other two hospitals – in the cities of Sololá and San Pedro Carchá – have not been put out to tender yet.  

The five projects should add 1,040 hospital beds to Guatemala’s public health system.

Of the US$193mn, US$79mn came from the Korea Development Co-financing Facility for Central America.

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