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Provision of Enteral Feeding Pumps, Feeds and Consumables to Hospital Sites and the Provision of a Home Delivery Service for Community Patients
Type of document: Contract Notice
Country: United Kingdom
PROVISION OF ENTERAL FEEDING PUMPS, FEEDS AND CONSUMABLES TO HOSPITAL SITES AND THE PROVISION OF A HOME DELIVERY SERVICE FOR COMMUNITY PATIENTS
Open
Contract type: Supply contract
Contracting authority: NOE CPC. Web: (Denise Daykin), S44 5BL.
Object of the contract
East Suffolk and North East Essex Health Economy.
Provision of Enteral Feeding Pumps, feeds and Consumables to Hospital Sites and the Provision of a Home Delivery service for Community Patients within the specified location.
CPV: 33692300, 42122411, 15880000, 85141210
Administrative Information
CPC 02214
Date documents can be requested until 13.4.2018 (14:00)
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Other Information
Estimated value of requirement: Estimated Value : Estimated at £2.8m (7 years)
Award : 28 June 2018
Contract Start : 30 September 2018
Contract End : 29 September 2021
Extension Clause Date : 29 September 2025
Customer : NOE CPC
Process : OJEU
TKR-201838-EX-698273
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