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|Articles|September 11, 1996
SMV lands $10 million contract
Nuclear medicine vendor SMV of Twinsburg, OH, has won a contractto supply gamma cameras and computers to University HealthSystemConsortium (UHC) of Oakbrook, IL. SMV believes the contract couldbe worth $4 million to $5 million a year over the next two
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Nuclear medicine vendor SMV of Twinsburg, OH, has won a contract
to supply gamma cameras and computers to University HealthSystem
Consortium (UHC) of Oakbrook, IL. SMV believes the contract could
be worth $4 million to $5 million a year over the next two years.
UHC is a cooperative of over 65 academic health centers and 25
network partner hospitals.
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