Awarded contract

Biomedical equipment

Details

Buyer
Sykehusinnkjøp HF
Supplier(s)
Nerliens Meszansky AS
Value
NOK 3,919,000
Topic
Detection and analysis apparatus
Published
8 August 2018

Tender description

The Section for Medical Microbiology in Drammen shall enter into a contract for the procurement of 1 seeding machine for bacteriological samples, with an option for 1 further instrument. The seeding machine is the first link in the automation of routine operations on a long term basis. The equipment unit shall be able to carry out marking, sewing and sorting of liquid sample materials for bacteriological growth, as well as at a later date other types of microbiological samples and the addition of several modules. Tenderers are asked to state which modules / functionalities can be connected to the equipment today and which are planned for the future. The Section for Medical Microbiology currently carries out approx. 90 000 bacteriological analyses in Drammen.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date10 January 2018
  2. Completed: Award published8 August 2018
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Relevant CPV codes

  • 38430000 · Detection and analysis apparatus
  • 38432000 · Analysis apparatus
  • 38434540 · Biomedical equipment

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