Closed tender

GB-Sheffield: Tissue Processor

Details

Value
£37,500
Topic
Medical equipments
Published
16 September 2015
Submission
9 October 2015

Tender description

Sheffield Histopathology service is looking to replace one tissue processor. The instrument is used for processing human tissue for clinical histology. Must have features of this instrument include: •Must be capable of conventional over-night tissue processing to a satisfactory standard of quality for a range of tissue types including fatty tissues and large tissue blocks. •Must have the capability to undertake rapid biopsy processing schedules. •Must have a minimum retort capacity of 200 standard sized cassettes. •Must have an easy to use reagent handling system with minimum bottle manipulation. •Must have an on-board reagent management system that automatically rotates alcohols and xylenes to ensure ongoing quality of tissue processing. •Must be an open platform that is able to use third party reagents.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published16 September 2015
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date9 October 2015

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