Market Leads & Opportunities
United Kingdom-Fulbourn: Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products – Framework Lead
The current contract for Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products – Framework Lead is projected to end on 28-JUL-19 and may be available for retender. Framework Agreement for the Supply of Bariatric Furniture & Equipment.
Framework Agreement for the Supply of Bariatric Furniture & Equipment.
EOECPH is acting on behalf of the NHS CPP (NHS Collaborative Procurement Partnership) to establish a national multi-provider framework agreement for the supply of Bariatric Furniture & Equipment. The 4 NHS Collaborative Procurement Hubs form the NHS CPP; EOECPH, NHS Commercial Solutions, LPP and NOECPC. The framework will include and be for the benefit of members of the NHS CPP.
Any body obtaining new membership to the four Hubs will also be included and benefit from the framework.
Any organisation listed as eligible may utilise the framework agreement with authorisation from the EOECPH. This will include any statutory and other successor organisations. [More details of the specific organisations involved in this opportunity will be published within the ITT].
The framework agreement covers seven Lots as follows; Lot 1 – Aids to Daily Living, Lot 2 – Beds & Mattresses, Lot 3 – Hoists & Slings, Lot 4 – Chairs & Cushions, Lot 5 – Patient Transfer, Lot 6 – Wheelchairs, Lot 7 – Specialist.
EOECPH is acting on behalf of the NHS CPP (NHS Collaborative Procurement Partnership) to establish a national multi-provider framework agreement for the supply of Bariatric Furniture & Equipment. The 4 NHS Collaborative Procurement Hubs form the NHS CPP; EOECPH, NHS Commercial Solutions, LPP and NOECPC. The framework will include and be for the benefit of members of the NHS CPP.
Any body obtaining new membership to the four Hubs will also be included and benefit from the framework.
Any organisation listed as eligible may utilise the framework agreement with authorisation from the EOECPH. This will include any statutory and other successor organisations. [More details of the specific organisations involved in this opportunity will be published within the ITT].
The framework agreement covers seven Lots as follows; Lot 1 – Aids to Daily Living, Lot 2 – Beds & Mattresses, Lot 3 – Hoists & Slings, Lot 4 – Chairs & Cushions, Lot 5 – Patient Transfer, Lot 6 – Wheelchairs, Lot 7 – Specialist.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 33000000, Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products, 39113500, Stools, 33141720, Walking aids, 33196200, Devices for the disabled, 39144000, Bathroom furniture, 44411710, Lavatory seats, 33141710, Crutches, 39295400, Walking sticks, 39512300, Mattress covers, 39143112, Mattresses, 33192100, Beds for medical use, 33192120, Hospital beds, 33192600, Lifting equipment for health care sector, 34946240, Chairs and chair wedges, 39516110, Cushions, 33192000, Medical furniture, 33192210, Examination tables, 39113000, Miscellaneous seats and chairs, 39113100, Armchairs, 39112100, Dining chairs, 39110000, Seats, chairs and related products, and associated parts, 39112000, Chairs, 33900000, Post-mortem and mortuary equipment and supplies, 33100000, Medical equipments, 35112000, Rescue and emergency equipment, 33700000, Personal care products, 33192160, Stretchers, 33193220, Parts and accessories for wheelchairs, 33193121, Motorised wheelchairs, 33193000, Invalid carriages, wheelchairs and associated devices, 33193120, Wheelchairs, 33193200, Parts and accessories for invalid carriages and wheelchairs, 33193100, Invalid carriages and wheelchairs, 33970000, Mortuary equipment and supplies,
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