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Tender: Digital Twins and AI for Personalized Healthcare – Congenital and Complex Conditions (3Dx3C)

Vall d'Hebron University Hospital (HUVH) · Spain

Original notice title

Tender opportunity: new digital technologies for the personalized management of congenital and complex conditions - VPH

Deadline
22 Oct 20266d left
Estimated value
EUR 7,300,000
From the summary
Market relevance
78
Company fit
Not assessed

Summary

Vall d'Hebron University Hospital (HUVH) in Barcelona has launched a tender worth about EUR 7.3 million for a development service in congenital and complex diseases. The project, called 3Dx3C, will use and co-develop solutions based on new digital technologies to manage these conditions on a personalised basis. These diseases vary widely in their clinical picture and diagnosis, so the hospital wants care models based on personalised medicine that improve health outcomes and patients' quality of life. HUVH is a reference centre and a member of several European Reference Networks. The operation falls under the objective "A More Competitive and Smarter Europe", Investment Priority 1C: Digital and Smart Transition, STEP (Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform). The opportunity page does not mention any lots.

The scope centres on digital twins linked to each patient's clinical profile. These personalised predictive models are meant to improve diagnosis, the planning and guidance of surgical and interventional procedures, and medical treatment. The hospital wants to co-develop disruptive digital solutions with industry in robotics, navigation, computing and artificial intelligence. Under this public-private model, HUVH drives the work and provides the clinical validation environment, so that developments meet real needs of the Catalan healthcare system. The goal is for the resulting solutions to reach the market and be used routinely in clinical practice as decision-support tools, with knowledge transferred to the regional healthcare and industrial ecosystem.

The tender runs as an open procedure, with performance in Barcelona. Tenders must arrive by 22 October 2026 at 14:00, and the contract is to be performed from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2029. The source does not describe options, lots or the submission portal and language.

This description comes from a third-party news page by the VPH Society, which points to TED notice 655198-2026 for full information. The page does not give the selection criteria, technical or professional requirements, team requirements or award criteria. These can be found in the TED notice and the hospital's tender documents.

Tender Analysis Agent · from the notice and the tender page

https://vph-society.org/tender-opportunity-new-digital-technologies-for-the-personalized-management-of-congenital-and-complex-conditions ↗

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Timeline

"Deadline for receipt of tenders: 22/10/2026 14:00:00" — The tender has a submission deadline of 22 October 2026 at 14:00, which is after today's date (14 October 2026), so the call remains open.

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Source

https://vph-society.org/tender-opportunity-new-digital-technologies-for-the-personalized-management-of-congenital-and-complex-conditions ↗

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