This marks Sweden’s first national procurement of medication dispensing systems and remote care platforms. The framework agreement enables municipalities and regions across Sweden to procure Dosell’s solution for safe, quality-assured and efficient medication management in home care settings without conducting their own procurement processes.

According to ADDA’s procurement documentation, the estimated total annual value of the framework agreement amounts to approximately SEK 200 million. The estimate refers to the aggregated volume across all suppliers included in the framework agreement.

Dosell AB has fulfilled all administrative requirements, qualification criteria and all requirements relating to the procurement scope.

“This national procurement represents an important step toward establishing medication dispensing systems as a natural part of future healthcare and elderly care in Sweden. By consolidating the market within a national framework agreement, municipalities are given improved conditions to scale implementation, which can contribute to enhanced patient safety, reduced medication errors and more efficient use of resources within home care and community healthcare services.

It is positive for the market that multiple suppliers are included and can jointly drive development forward. For iZafe, being part of this first national framework agreement is of significant strategic importance. It provides access to a broad national market and we will now work purposefully to ensure that Dosell becomes the preferred choice for as many municipalities as possible,” says Anders Segerström, CEO of iZafe Group.

The standstill period runs until 10 March 2026. Framework agreements may be signed once the standstill period has expired.