Batteries, Lighting, Tools and Associated Facilities Management Consumables

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  • Batteries
  • Lighting systems
  • Tools
  • Chargers

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Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

2 days ago

Description

Framework agreement for the supply of Batteries, Lighting, Tools and Associated Facilities Management Consumables inc EV Charging for the NHS. Products will be supplied to the NHS via the NHS Supply Chain's transacted supply routes of Stock and Edirect. Certain products will be purchaseable directly by NHS customers via the Direct route to market. There wil be 5 Lots covering the requirements of the Framework.
Precise quantities are unknown. It is anticipated that initial expenditure will be in the region of £4,000,000 to £5,000,000 combined accorss all Lots in the first year of the framework.
Registration:
Please register your interest in this via the Jaggaer e-Tendering system https://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com/
If you have any queries regarding the NHS Jaggaer E-procurement Portal or completing your expression of interest on this system, please contact our Support Helpdesk managed by Jaggaer on telephone: 0800 0698630 or by E-mail: [email protected].

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