Member Articles
COVID-19: Measures for the Procurement of Prescription Medicines and Other Health Products
Related Articles inHealthcare & Pharmaceuticals | Government & Public Sector | Life Sciences
More Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals | Government & Public Sector | Life Sciences Aricles → Latest Firm's PressMorgan & Morgan
An article establishing a procedure for the procurement of medical supplies was recently introduced. This new provision (Resolution No 53960) amended Resolution No 38941-2006-JD of February of 2006, which is the general procurement regulation for the Social Security Administration (CSS for its initials in Spanish). This article establishes that, during the current “state of emergency”, purchases will be made under this procedureas long as the CSS Board of Directors expressly recognizes the state of emergency and establishes the allowable expenditure amount. Any such procurement must alsobe formalized through written agreement,subject to counter signature by the Comptroller General of the Republic,as well as other standard procedural requirements (e.g., Good standing certificates from both the Tax Authority and CSS, Public Registry Certificate, Health Registry,etc.
|
Link to article
Related Articles in
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals | Government & Public Sector | Life Sciences
- How will Brexit impact UK IP Rights? Introduction
January, 2021 - COVID-19 Alert: Israel Bans the Entry of Foreigners
January, 2021 - Buchalter COVID-19 Client Alert: New Treasury PPP Rules Clarify Recent Changes to PPP Program, Extend Time to Obtain a PPP Loan to March 31, 2021
January, 2021 - The Regulatory Sprint is Over - What’s at the Finish Line Under the New Stark and AKS Final Rules?
January, 2021
More Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals | Government & Public Sector | Life Sciences Aricles →
Latest Firm's Press
Morgan & Morgan
- Morgan & Morgan Advised Farmalisto in an Equity Investment of Various Investors
December, 2020 - Morgan & Morgan Advised Banistmo, S.A. in Connection with the Public Offering of Senior Secured Notes for an Amount of up to US$400 Million Issued Through the ENA Master Trust
December, 2020 - Morgan & Morgan Advised Itaú Corpbanca in Connection with Two Credit Facilities for an Amount of up to US$83,801,622.00 and COP 367,366,730,694.00
December, 2020