Health Service Executive (HSE)KildareTED
SLHK – Patient Textile Services
Provision of patient textile services to St Luke's Hospital, Kilkenny: collection, laundering, and delivery of healthcare linen in compliance with infection prevention standards. Six-month interim contract under Light Touch Regime.
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- Health Service Executive (HSE)
- Published:
- June 24, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Laundry Services
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Provision of patient textile services to St Luke's Hospital, Kilkenny: collection, laundering, and delivery of healthcare linen in compliance with infection prevention standards. Six-month interim contract under Light Touch Regime.
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