Closed tender

Patient-transport vehicles

Details

Value
GBP 750,000
Topic
Patient-transport vehicles
Published
10 May 2017
Submission
12 June 2017

Tender description

The Provider will be expected to supply appropriately equipped and staffed transport for babies and the Authority's medical and nursing staff delivering to and from NHS Hospital Units within and outside the South West Neonatal Network (SWNN). The Peninsula or Southern Section of the SWNN consists of 5 Acute Hospitals within Devon & Cornwall. The Provider will be expected to supply appropriately equipped and staffed transport for babies and the Authority's medical and nursing staff delivering to and from NHS Hospital Units within and outside the South West Neonatal Network (SWNN). The Peninsula or Southern Section of the SWNN consists of 5 Acute Hospitals within Devon and Cornwall.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published10 May 2017
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date12 June 2017

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  • 34114122 · Patient-transport vehicles

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