Awarded contract

Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Sterilisation Equipment

Details

Published
6 February 2012

Tender description

The Dublin Dental University Hospital (DDUH) is requesting proposals for an Autoclave to fit into the existing Central Sterile Services Department CSSD area located on the first floor of the hospital. The purpose of the autoclave is to sterilise loads of various types of materials and equipment, to include porous and non-porous load type articles.Tenders will be assessed on the most economically advantageous tender. Account will be taken of the following (in no particular order of importance):1. Suppliers ability to meet the contract requirements2. Price and technical performance3. Suppliers proven track record of consistent and timely delivery of competitively priced Autoclaves and their validation, calibration and maintenance.4. Quality and value for money5. References6. After-sales service and warranty7. Supplying company and equipment certification8. Technical back-up9. Ability to offer additional relevant specification, functionality or feature.10. Clarity and accuracy of tender proposal.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published6 February 2012
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