The Central Bank of Azerbaijan has announced a tender for medical insurance of its employees in 2016. The tender will take place on October 8 at 16:00 in the building of the Central Bank at Rashid Behbudov Street, 32.
Insurance companies applying for participation in the tender should submit proposals and bank guarantees till 18:00 on October 7. Other required documents shall be submitted to the Central Bank no later than September 29, sealed, signed and put in a double envelope.
Documents submitted after the deadline for the tender will be rejected. Participation in the tender is 150 manats.
Earlier, voluntary medical insurance of about 600 employees of the Central Bank was arranged by the company Azsigorta. In 2013, the winner of the tender was the company Pasha Sigorta. –0-
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