Electrical and Biomedical Engineering Framework Agreement

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£18,000,000

Classifications

Electrical installation work
Repair and maintenance services of medical equipment
Warehouse management system
Technical inspection and testing services
Specialist training services
Evaluation consultancy services
Document management system
Project-management services other than for construction work
Management-related services
Repair and maintenance services of medical and precision equipment
Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations
Repair and maintenance services of measuring, testing and checking apparatus
Repair and maintenance services of precision equipment
Storage services
Collection, transport and disposal of hospital waste
Technical inspection services
Health and safety services
Staff training services
Health training services
Project management consultancy services
Facilities management services
Building and facilities management services
Business and management consultancy and related services

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Submission Deadline

3 months from now

Published

3 days ago

Description

This is a Regionalised Framework Agreement across the South East with a focus on SME's and local Trusts to be able to provide the service. It is designed to offer an efficient mechanism for procuring innovative and reliable Equipment maintenance solutions that directly support the delivery of exceptional patient care. This includes preventive, corrective, and technical support services to ensure that all equipment remains compliant with relevant safety, regulatory, and performance standards This Framework Agreement is designed to be able to meet the needs of regional health and local public sector Authorities, and will include Suppliers with capability across the local geographical landscape. The FWA is planned to be divided into the following lots – Lot 1: Equipment Maintenance Lot 2: Equipment Repair Lot 3: Equipment Management Lot 4: Safety Audits Lot 5: Training Lot 6: Quality Management Lot 7: Document Control Lot 8: Bespoke: A combination of all or any of the above lots, including any value added/innovative service.

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Katy Reed

Public authority - sub-central government

NHS Estates Team

[email protected]

1306646822

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