Public procurement notice: Additional Information
Published: 2021-07-06
Buyer: Helse Stavanger HF
Country: NO
Contract type: Supplies
CPV classification: 33000000 | 33100000

Technical requirements: The New Stavanger University Hospital (New SUS) plans to procure IO-9180 transport trolleys/case carts, with a tentative notice date on 1 June 2023.
New SUS would like to invite relevant actors in the market to contact us in connection with the formulation of the requirements specification. We would like to examine what possibilities are available in the market for case carts and day trolleys. New SUS would like to be able to test demo trolleys in the period 2021-2023, and, if possible, we would like to test them in a pilot room at the turn of the year 2021/2022.
Interested suppliers are asked to contact us via the communication module in Mercell, or directly via the contact person's email address.
The background for the market survey is to a wish to examine what possibilities are available in the market for case carts and day trolleys.
Case carts will be supplied from the sterile centre for each operation. They will include procedure specific reprocesses and factory produced equipment, both sterile and clean, for both the operation and anaesthesia. The equipment will primarily be packed in metal containers and trays. These currently measure up to: L: 711 mm, B: 400 mm, H: 250 mm (can be higher).
Day trolleys mean a transportable compact store for storing consumables for an operation that can be pushed into the theatres. It must be able to store both sterile and non-sterile articles, e.g., sutures, aprons, gloves, hemostasis articles, and disinfection fluids, etc., and replace a traditional store cupboard inside the theatre.
Stavanger University Hospital will introduce these concepts as a central part of operations in 2024. We therefore have a need to test several different trolleys in order to get an overview of what types of trolleys can ensure the required functionality for efficient and proper operation of the future surgical department. The testing will take place in the existing surgical department at SUS, so they will be part of operations, both in the surgical department and in the sterile centre.
The actual time period is 2021 — 2023. If several interested parties contact us, we would like to test different trolleys in intervals. At first we are interested in testing open trolleys. These trolleys go directly from the sterile centre to the surgical department via a separate lift. We are also interested in closed trolleys, as the day-surgery department (external location) will also be supplied with case carts. These types of trolleys could be tested at a later date.
The background for the market survey is to a wish to examine what possibilities are available in the market for case carts and day trolleys.
Case carts will be supplied from the sterile centre for each operation. They will include procedure specific reprocesses and factory produced equipment, both sterile and clean, for both the operation and anaesthesia. The equipment will primarily be packed in metal containers and trays. These currently measure up to: L: 600 mm, B: 400 mm, H: 250 mm (can be higher).
Day trolleys mean a transportable compact store for storing consumables for an operation that can be pushed into the theatres. It must be able to store both sterile and non-sterile articles, e.g., sutures, aprons, gloves, hemostasis articles, and disinfection fluids, etc., and replace a traditional store cupboard inside the theatre.
Stavanger University Hospital will introduce these concepts as a central part of operations in 2024. We therefore have a need to test several different trolleys in order to get an overview of what types of trolleys can ensure the required functionality for efficient and proper operation of the future surgical department. The testing will take place in the existing surgical department at SUS, so they will be part of operations, both in the surgical department and in the sterile centre.
The actual time period is 2021 — 2023. If several interested parties contact us, we would like to test different trolleys in intervals. At first we are interested in testing open trolleys. These trolleys go directly from the sterile centre to the surgical department via a separate lift. We are also interested in closed trolleys, as the day-surgery department (external location) will also be supplied with case carts. These types of trolleys could be tested at a later date.