Medical consumables

Tender description

NHS Supply Chain seeks to establish a framework agreement which will cover a range of Medical Hollowware products for both single use and reusable, including, but not limited to, bed pans/urinals, medicine pots (including gallipots and denture pots), jugs, medicine spoons, instrument trays, kidney dishes, lotion bowls and wash bowls. The estimated value over the total framework agreement term is expected to be in the region of 4 100 000 GBP (cost ex VAT) however this is approximate only. It is anticipated that in the first 12 months of the framework agreement the value of purchases will be circa 1 025 000 (cost ex VAT) however this is approximate only. The figures for the total estimated value are based on that initial expenditure and include a forecast for growth. The framework agreement will cover a range of Medical Hollowware products including, but not limited to, disposable bedpans/urinals, medicine pots (including gallipots and denture pots) jugs, medicine spoons instrument trays, kidney dishes, lotion bowls and wash bowls. Precise quantities are unknown, it is anticipated that initial expenditure will be 850 000 GBP (cost ex VAT) in the first year of this framework agreement, however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the framework agreement. The estimated value over the total framework agreement term is expected to be in the region of 3 400 000 GBP (cost ex VAT) however this is approximate only. The following certification will be a requirement of the upcoming tender exercise and Applicants may be required to include evidence of this with their tender submission. ISO 9001:2015 or equivalent externally accredited and up-to-date quality standard certificate(s) to cover all segments of the applicant's (and the product's) supply chain. This should include but not be limited to manufacturing storage and distribution. Applicants should note that if an Applicant intends to commits to obtain ISO9001 at tender submission then further evidence will be asked for with their bid to provide evidence of their current position in obtaining IS09001. The requirement is that ISO9001 is in place at prior to the commencement of the framework agreement (in order for NHS Supply Chain to trade with the successful applicant). Evidence of compliance to the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC may be requested as part of your tender response. Applicants will be required to submit the following 2 forms of evidence: a valid, in date CE certificate issued by a notified body covering the scope of products that are to be tendered for and an EC declaration of conformity covering all tendered product lines (please note multiple certificates and declarations are acceptable). There will be no option to commit to obtain the certificates and declarations of conformity. The framework agreement will cover a range of reuseable medical hollowware products including, but not limited to, bedpans/urinals, medicine pots (including gallipots and denture pots), jugs, medicine spoons, instrument trays, kidney dishes, lotion bowls and wash bowls. Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be 175 000 GBP (Cost ex VAT) in the first year of this framework agreement, however this is approximate only and the values may vary depending on the requirements of those bodies purchasing under the framework agreement. The estimated value over the total framework agreement term is expected to be in the region of 700 000 GBP (cost ex VAT) however this is approximate only. The following certification will be a requirement of the upcoming tender exercise and applicants may be required to include evidence of this with their tender submission. ISO 9001:2015 or equivalent externally accredited and up-to-date quality standard certificate(s) to cover all segments of the applicant's (and the product's) supply chain. This should include but not be limited to manufacturing storage and distribution. Applicants should note that if an Applicant intends to commits to obtain ISO9001 at tender submission then further evidence will be asked for with their bid to provide evidence of their current position in obtaining ISO9001. The requirement is that ISO9001 is in place at prior to the commencement of the framework agreement (in order for NHS Supply Chain to trade with the successful applicant). Evidence of compliance to the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC may be requested as part of your tender response. Applicants will be required to submit the following 2 forms of evidence: a valid, in date CE certificate issued by a notified body covering the scope of products that are to be tendered for and an EC declaration of conformity covering all tendered product lines (please note multiple certificates and declarations are acceptable). There will be no option to commit to obtain the certificates and declarations of conformity.