Single regional integrated Radiology Information System (RIS), Picture Archive and Communications System (PACS), Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) for Health and Social Care Northern Ireland - NIPACS+

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£145,000,000

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SECTRA LIMITED

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Software-related services
Information systems and servers
Computer control system
Data services
Software supply services
Industry specific software package
Medical software package
Computer-related professional services
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
IT software package
System and support services
Computer equipment and supplies
Hardware installation services
Hardware
Computer-related services
Software package and information systems
Maintenance and repair of computer equipment
Maintenance and repair of information technology equipment
Workstations
Computer training services
Helpdesk and support services
Clinical information system
Imaging equipment for medical, dental and veterinary use
Imaging and archiving system

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3 years ago

Description

The Business Services Organisation (“BSO”) on behalf of Health and Social Care Northern Ireland wishes to procure the delivery, implementation, ongoing support and development of a single regional integrated RIS,PACS and VNA which will operate as a single imaging system with the facility to store, distribute, view and diagnose images both within radiology and those which originate outside of the radiology domain in their native format, to be known as the Northern Ireland Picture Archive and Communications System + Solution (the“NIPACS+ Solution”).

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Business Services Organisation Procurement and Logistics Service

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BSO PALS ICT

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