GGC0584 Endourology Disposable Products

A Contract Award Notice
by NHS GREATER GLASGOW AND CLYDE

Source
OJEU
Type
Contract (Supply)
Duration
3 year (est.)
Value
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Sector
HEALTH
Published
23 Feb 2021
Delivery
To 23 Feb 2024 (est.)
Deadline
n/a

Concepts

Location

Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Gartnavel General Hospital, Stobhill Hospital, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Royal Alexandra Hospital, Inverclyde Royal Hospital and Vale of Leven Hospital

Geochart for 2 buyers and 5 suppliers

2 buyers

1 supplier

Description

Endourology refers to a specific specialty area in urology in which small internal endoscopes and instrumentation are used to see into the urinary tract and perform surgery. What distinguishes endourology from traditional urology is that all procedures are done internally, without any extensive incisions. Endourology is also known as minimally invasive urologic surgery or laparoscopic surgery. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are tendering for the Disposable Products part of this product portfolio.

Lot Division

1 Access Sheaths and Catheters

Lot 1 Access Sheaths and Catheters are used during Endoscopic Urological Procedures. Ureteric Access Sheaths for flexible ureteroscopy. Ureteric Catheters for insertion of guide wires and contrast media.
2 Guidewires

Lot 2 Guidewires are used in Endoscopic Urological Procedures in Ureteral Access in routine or demanding cases. Guidewires for insertion of ureteric stents catheters and other devices.
3 Stents

Lot 3 Stents. Ureteral Stents are used in Endoscopic Urological Procedures most commonly used in the treatment of kidney stones. Ureteric Stents to drain kidney after surgical procedures or to manage ureteric obstruction.
4 Dilators, Balloons and Percutaneus Sheaths

Lot 4 Dilators, Balloons and Percutaneous Sheaths are used in Endoscopic Urological Procedures for ureteral dilation. Dilators, Balloons and Percutaneous Sheaths. To allow placement of devices into ureter, or kidney . Urethral dilators’ for urethra stricture treatment.
5 Stone Baskets and Retrieval Devices

Lot 5 Stone Baskets and Retrieval Devices are used in Endoscopic Urological Procedures. Stone Baskets and Retrieval Devices – devices to fix, reposition or retrieve stones and other objects in the urinary tract.

Award Detail

1 Unnamed (None)
  • Access Sheaths and Catheters
  • Reference: ggc0584
  • CONTRACT NOT AWARDED – PROCUREMENT DISCONTINUED.
2 Unnamed (None)
  • Guidewires
  • Reference: ggc0584
  • CONTRACT NOT AWARDED – PROCUREMENT DISCONTINUED.
3 Unnamed (None)
  • Stents
  • Reference: ggc0584
  • CONTRACT NOT AWARDED – PROCUREMENT DISCONTINUED.
4 Unnamed (None)
  • Dilators, Balloons and Percutaneus Sheaths
  • Reference: ggc0584
  • CONTRACT NOT AWARDED – PROCUREMENT DISCONTINUED.
5 Unnamed (None)
  • Stone Baskets and Retrieval Devices
  • Reference: ggc0584
  • CONTRACT NOT AWARDED – PROCUREMENT DISCONTINUED.

Award Criteria

Technical 40.0
Commercial 60.0

CPV Codes

  • 33140000 - Medical consumables

Indicators

  • Award on basis of price and quality.

Other Information

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde framework for Endourology Disposable Products The buyer is using PCS-Tender to conduct this ITT exercise. The Project code is 15566. Community benefits are included in this requirement. A summary of the expected community benefits has been provided as follows: In the Tender Submission, the bidder will be required to detail any social, economic and environmental benefits associated with contract Performance during the contract term in the event of their appointment, in particular, but not limited to any of the following areas: Social Benefits eg: jobs, work experience, training, apprenticeships and mentoring. Economic Benefits eg: use of Small, Medium Enterprises, promotion of opportunities to Social Enterprises and the Voluntary Sector, (SC Ref:644793)

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