Indonesia’s Ministry of Health has launched a procurement process for 132 endourology equipment sets under the Strengthening Indonesia’s Healthcare Referral Network (SIHREN) program.
The tender, officially published on 5 November 2026, has an estimated total procurement value of IDR 456.36 billion.
The programme is supported by financing from the World Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
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PROCUREMENT OVERVIEW
According to the Ministry of Health’s official procurement announcement, the equipment will be procured through two separate lots.
Lot 1 covers 101 Basic Endourology Sets, with an estimated procurement value of IDR 337,964,079,000.
Lot 2 covers 31 Pediatric Endourology Sets, with an estimated procurement value of IDR 118,400,842,000.
The combined procurement value is IDR 456,364,921,000.
These figures represent estimated procurement costs rather than awarded contract values.
The equipment forms part of Indonesia’s healthcare referral network strengthening initiative, which supports improvements to medical infrastructure and specialised healthcare services.
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PROCUREMENT PROCEDURE
The Ministry of Health has classified the procurement as National Open.
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The procedure follows a single-stage, one-envelope Request for Bids method, with evaluation based on the lowest evaluated bid.
The official procurement reference is ID-PMU SIHREN-563790-GO-RFB.
The published bid submission deadline is 26 November 2026.
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COMMERCIAL RELEVANCE
The procurement is relevant to Indonesia’s medical equipment market, particularly the supply of technologies used in endoscopic urological procedures.
Potential commercial areas include:
• Endourology equipment and instruments
• Medical endoscopy technologies
• Urological surgical equipment
• Medical equipment distribution
• Equipment installation and commissioning
• Technical maintenance and after-sales services.
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OFFICIAL SOURCE:
Ministry of Health – Procurement of Endourology Equipment (5 November 2026)
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