Participation in European Union projects

In accordance with the contract with the Central Finance and Contracting Agency signed on 16 January 2024, the Company is implementing the European Union Recovery Fund project No 4.1.1.3.i.0/1/23/I/CFLA/006.

Total project implementation costs EUR 138 786,56, Recovery Fund financing EUR 135 562,29, private eligible financing EUR 3 224,27.

The project included the replacement of the lift in the reception ward, the purchase of a neurorehabilitation unit and a bipolar hysterorectoscopy suite.

On 17 September 2024, the Company amended Contract No 4.1.1.3.i.0/1/23/I/CFLA/006 with the Central Finance and Contracting Agency.

Within the framework of the amendment, a defibrillator and a procedure table were purchased and the toilets at the Sigulda Hospital Polyclinic, 5 Ziedu Street, Sigulda, were reconstructed to accommodate persons with reduced mobility.

On 06.10.2020 the Central Financial and Contracting Agency (CFCA) carried out an on-site inspection of the project No 9.3.2.0/18/I/001 “Renovation of Healthcare Infrastructure of Sigulda Hospital”.

The Agency, having assessed the submitted documents, found no deviations from the implementation conditions of the contract No 9.3.2.0/18/I/001. The Agency informed that the result of the inspection was “positive”

On 09.06.2021 CFLA approves and makes the final payment of EUR 71 087,30 to SIA “Siguldas slimnīca”.

Sigulda Hospital has completed the renovation of the 3rd Care Unit, which has provided the hospital with modern and renovated premises, suitable for patients with reduced mobility and equipped with modern equipment. The works were carried out with the support of the European Regional Development Fund within the framework of the project “Renovation of Sigulda Hospital Healthcare Infrastructure”.

The wards are equipped with 25 new, high-functionality, wheeled patient beds and high-functionality patient lockers, which are also easy to use for sleeping patients. Sliding doors have been installed in wards and sanitary facilities to facilitate wheelchair access for patients. All wards have a central oxygen supply, allowing the connection of oxygen masks and breathing apparatus, so that the patient can be assisted if necessary without having to be transferred to another room. Several wards are equipped with special showers and facilities for people with reduced mobility. The ward is also equipped with four mobile vital signs monitors to monitor patients’ breathing, heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen saturation. Handrails are placed along the edges of the walls in the corridor to allow patients with reduced mobility to move around more safely. In addition, the ward is equipped with external, electrically adjustable blinds on the sunny side, and the ventilation system has been renovated with special filters with ozonation and bipolar ionisation, thus inhibiting the growth of viruses, bacteria and diseases.

Total project implementation costs €770,650, including €655,052.50 from the European Regional Development Fund, €69,358.50 from the national budget and €46,239.00 from private contributions.

As previously reported, on 24 October 2019 Sigulda Hospital signed a contract with the general partnership “WCS” within the project “Renovation of Sigulda Hospital Healthcare Infrastructure”, which is implemented with the support of the European Regional Development Fund. Currently, the renovation works are nearing completion – the final works are underway in the 3rd care ward of Sigulda Hospital for stroke patients, as well as in the staircase leading from the Admissions Department to the Surgery Department on the 2nd floor of the hospital and the 3rd floor care ward.

On 7 February this year, tender No RRS 2020/2/AK-ERAF “Purchase of Medical Equipment and Equipment for the Care Unit of Sigulda Hospital” was launched and as a result, contracts are currently being concluded with several suppliers to equip the 3rd Care Unit so that it can provide the highest quality and up-to-date services.

The total project implementation costs are estimated at EUR 770 650, including EUR 655 052.50 from the European Regional Development Fund, EUR 69 358.50 from the state budget co-financing and EUR 46 239.00 from private eligible costs.

On 24 October 2019, Sigulda Hospital has signed a contract with the general partnership “WCS” within the project “Renovation of Sigulda Hospital Healthcare Infrastructure”, which is implemented with the support of the European Regional Development Fund. The renovation works are expected to be completed by the beginning of April 2020. As previously reported, the project includes the renovation of Sigulda Hospital’s Ward 3 for post-stroke patients, as well as the purchase of state-of-the-art equipment for the ward. In addition, the staircase leading from the Admissions Department to the Surgery Department on the 2nd floor of the hospital and the 3rd floor Care Unit will be renovated.

The total project implementation costs are estimated at EUR 770 650, including EUR 655 052.50 from the European Regional Development Fund, EUR 69 358.50 from the state budget co-financing and EUR 46 239.00 from private eligible costs.

On 12 September 2019 Sigulda Hospital has re-issued a tender for the renovation of the Nursing Unit (ID No RRS 2019/4/AK-ERAF) within the project “Renovation of Sigulda Hospital Healthcare Infrastructure” implemented with the support of the European Regional Development Fund. As previously reported, the project includes the renovation of Sigulda Hospital’s Care Ward 3 for post-stroke patients, as well as the purchase of modern equipment for the ward. In addition, the staircase leading from the Admissions Department to the Surgery Department on the 2nd floor of the hospital and the 3rd floor Care Department will be renovated.

The total project implementation costs are estimated at EUR 770 650, including EUR 655 052.50 from the European Regional Development Fund, EUR 69 358.50 from the state budget co-financing and EUR 46 239.00 from private eligible costs.

As previously reported, Sigulda Hospital with the aim to improve access to quality healthcare services for the residents of Sigulda and neighbouring districts signed an agreement with the Central Finance and Contracting Agency on 7 September 2018 on the implementation of the European Union Fund project “Renovation of Sigulda Hospital Healthcare Infrastructure”.

The project will include the renovation of the Sigulda Hospital’s 3rd Care Unit for post-stroke patients, as well as the purchase of appropriate equipment for the ward to ensure the provision of services in a high quality and modern environment. In addition, the staircase leading from the Admissions Department to the Surgery Department on the 2nd floor of the hospital and the 3rd floor Care Unit will be renovated.

The design work carried out by Studija R11 SIA was completed in the second quarter of this year with a positive expert opinion, and the construction tender documentation is being prepared.

The total project implementation costs are estimated at EUR 770 650, including EUR 655 052.50 from the European Regional Development Fund, EUR 69 358.50 from the state budget co-financing and EUR 46 239.00 from private eligible costs.

The overall duration of the project is planned to be 18 months from the date of conclusion of the contract, i.e. from October 2018 to March 2020.

On 7 September 2018, with the aim of improving access to quality healthcare services for the residents of Sigulda and neighbouring districts, an agreement was signed with the Central Finance and Contracting Agency on the implementation of the European Union-funded project “Renovation of Sigulda Hospital Healthcare Infrastructure”.

The project will include the renovation of the Sigulda Hospital’s 3rd Care Unit for post-stroke patients, as well as the purchase of appropriate equipment for the ward to ensure the provision of services in a high quality and modern environment. In addition, the staircase leading from the Admissions Department to the Surgery Department on the 2nd floor of the hospital and the 3rd floor Care Unit will be renovated.

The project design by Studija R11 Ltd is being finalised in the first quarter of this year and technical expertise is being provided. A construction tender will be launched in the second quarter.

The total project implementation costs are estimated at EUR 770 650, including EUR 655 052.50 from the European Regional Development Fund, EUR 69 358.50 from the state budget co-financing and EUR 46 239.00 from private eligible costs.

The overall duration of the project is planned to be 18 months from the date of conclusion of the contract, i.e. from October 2018 to March 2020.

On 7 September this year, an agreement was signed between the Central Finance and Contracting Agency and Sigulda Hospital Ltd on the implementation of the European Union Fund project “Renovation of Sigulda Hospital Healthcare Infrastructure”.
The aim of the project is to improve access to quality healthcare services for the population of Sigulda and neighbouring districts by developing the healthcare infrastructure at Sigulda Hospital.

The project will renovate the Sigulda Hospital’s 3rd Care Unit for post-stroke patients, as well as purchase appropriate equipment for the ward to ensure the provision of high quality services in a modern environment. In addition, the staircase leading from the Admissions Department to the Surgery Department on the 2nd floor of the hospital and the 3rd floor Care Unit will be renovated.

The total project implementation costs are estimated at EUR 770 650, including EUR 655 052.50 from the European Regional Development Fund, EUR 69 358.50 from the state budget co-financing and EUR 46 239.00 from private eligible costs.

The overall duration of the project is planned to be 18 months from the date of conclusion of the contract, i.e. from October 2018 to March 2020.