Closed tender

Medical equipments

Details

Value
GBP 1,537,000
Topic
Medical equipments
Published
9 September 2019
Submission
18 October 2019

Tender description

OI have a requirement to provide medical equipment that can satisfy the following: A mortuary system that can be transported via armed forces air transport capabilities directly to a field hospital in an operational environment. The system would be able to be set up and operated by an appropriately trained user. A clinical waste incinerator system that can be transported and operated as above. A system that provides the least possible logistic need, is easily constructed with little to no specialist tools. The components required to construct the complete working system, including spares, will need to be man portable. An example of the bidder proposed solution must be available for trials in January 2020. Bidders are able to bid for each lot individually or both. The contractor will also be required to provide maintenance, servicing, repair and supply of spare parts. The proposed contract is to be 5 years, with an option to extend in 1-year increments twice. — a clinical waste incinerator system that can be transported via currently available armed forces air transport capabilities directly to a field hospital in an operational environment. The system would be able to be set up and operated by an appropriately trained armed forces user, — a system that provides the least possible logistic need, is easily constructed in austere environments, with little to no specialist tools. The components required to construct the complete working system, including any spares, will need to be man portable, — an example of the bidder proposed solution is required to be available for trialling in January 2020, — bidders are welcome to bid for each lot individually or both, — the contractor will also be required to provide maintenance, servicing, repair and supply of spare parts. — a mortuary system that can be transported via armed forces air transport capabilities directly to a field hospital in an operational environment. The system would be able to be set up and operated by an appropriately trained user, — a system that provides the least possible logistic need, is easily constructed with little to no specialist tools. The components required to construct the complete working system, including spares, will need to be man portable, — an example of the bidder proposed solution must be available for trials in January 2020, — bidders are able to bid for each lot individually or both, — the contractor will also be required to provide maintenance, servicing, repair and supply of spare parts. The proposed contract is to be 5 years, with an option to extend in 1-year increments twice.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published9 September 2019
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date18 October 2019

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Ministry of Defence is a public sector buyer in United Kingdom publishing tenders and awards on Stotles. Explore their procurement activity and find more opportunities like this one.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 33100000 · Medical equipments
  • 33970000 · Mortuary equipment and supplies
  • 42320000 · Waste incinerators

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