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United Kingdom-Birmingham: Medical consumables – Framework Lead
The current contract for Medical consumables – Framework Lead is projected to end on 27-NOV-19 and may be available for retender. Cardiac Monitoring – Supply of ECG Electrodes.
Cardiac Monitoring – Supply of ECG Electrodes.
The Tender is to establish a contract for the Supply of ECG Electrodes and related services. The contract will provide a range of disposable ECG electrodes. The contract will also include training and clinical support for implementation and through the lifetime of the contract. This is a committed contract exercise for a fixed number of beneficiaries with the ability thereafter to add additional beneficiaries on a direct award basis, provided that those beneficiaries can meet the commitment terms and conditions required. The duration of the contract will be for 2 years, with the option of extending for up to 12 months.
The Tender is to establish a contract for the Supply of ECG Electrodes and related services. The contract will provide a range of disposable ECG electrodes. The contract will also include training and clinical support for implementation and through the lifetime of the contract. This is a committed contract exercise for a fixed number of beneficiaries with the ability thereafter to add additional beneficiaries on a direct award basis, provided that those beneficiaries can meet the commitment terms and conditions required. The duration of the contract will be for 2 years, with the option of extending for up to 12 months.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 33140000, Medical consumables,
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