Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2023-10-04
Buyer: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU
Country: DK
Contract type: Supplies
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 33000000 | 33100000 | 33110000: Imaging equipment for medical use | 38000000
Estimated value: 5000000 DKK
Submission deadline: 2023-11-01
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: Together with and as partner in the national consortium, Danish BioImaging (DBI), DTU has received funding from the Danish roadmap for Research Infrastructure to build an open access platform - danish bioimaging infrastructure, referred to as DBI-infra. DBI-infra consists of bio-imaging facilities located at Danish universities, research institutions and supported by commercial companies.
We, the Translational bioImaging Center (TIC) hosted by institute for Health Technology at the Danish Technical University, are specifically in this context looking to extending our small animal bioimaging capabilities to include radiochemistry and radionuclide imaging and radionuclie therapy. With the specific investment in a radiochemistry-bioimaging facility, TIC, aims to further strengthen technical developments at DTU and national and international collaboration with academic and commercial groups for research, innovation, and teaching.
Together with and as partner in the national consortium, Danish BioImaging (DBI), DTU has received funding from the Danish roadmap for Research Infrastructure to build an open access platform - danish bioimaging infrastructure, referred to as DBI-infra. DBI-infra consists of bio-imaging facilities located at Danish universities, research institutions and supported by commercial companies. It covers a broad range of imaging groups from microscopy- to preclinical- and image computing groups with an interest in developing and providing bioimaging as a tool for life science.
We, the Translational bioImaging Center (TIC) hosted by institute for Health Technology at the Danish Technical University, are specifically in this context looking to extending our small animal bioimaging capabilities to include radiochemistry and radionuclide imaging and radionuclie therapy. This Request is thus made on behalf of TIC.
As member of DBI-infra we will develop the new infrastructure as open access and invite all types of collaborations from the public sector, academia, and the private sector. And we will support innovation and provide commercial access. The principles behind the DBI consortium and now the open access DBI-infra collaboration that we work from are:
-	facilitate the mobility of students, core facility staff and researchers between bioimaging institutions
With the specific investment in a radiochemistry-bioimaging facility, TIC, aims to further strengthen technical developments at DTU and national and international collaboration with academic and commercial groups for research, innovation, and teaching.
DTU may purchase/exercise an anasthesia solution. The option available for purchase/exercise under this agreement may be purchased/exercised by DTU during a period of 24 months from the date of signing of the agreement.
If the Tenderer cannot comply with the required figures for financial standing, the Tenderer can document their financial standing by sending an on-demand guarantee from a bank or similar with a value of DKK 2.500.000 (the amount equivalent to the minimum level for net turnover standing).
If the Tenderer cannot comply with the requirement, the Tenderer can rely on the capacities of other entities or establish a consortium. If the tender is submitted by a consortium with several liable Tenderers, all participants in the consortium must be stated clearly as their separate legal entity and a joint authorised must be chosen who with binding authority can enter into contracts with DTU on behalf of the consortium.
Comparable agreements mean agreements with a value of at least DKK 1.000.000 concerning PET, SPECT- or CT-Scanner or a comparable services. The agreement, to which the reference refers, must not be more than 3 years old. The date is calculated from the last signature on the agreement referred to.
If the Tenderer cannot comply with the requirement, the Tenderer can rely on the capacities of other entities or make a consortium. If the tender is submitted by a consortium with several liable Tenderers, all participants in the consortium must be stated clearly as their separate legal entity and a joint authorised must be chosen who with binding authority can enter into contracts with DTU on behalf of the consortium.
The Tenderer can only participate in the tender, if the Tenderer is not encompassed by any of the compulsory grounds for exclusion, cf. section 135-136 in the Danish Public Procurement Act.
Please note that: Under section 134 a of the Public Procurement Act, DTU shall exclude an applicant or tenderer from participation in the tender procedure if the applicant or tenderer is established in a country on the EU list of noncooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes and has not acceded the WTO’s Agreement on Government Procurement or other commercial agreements obligating Denmark to open the market of public contracts to tenderers established in the country in question. DTU will ensure the absence of a ground for exclusion prior to the award decision.
Complaint regarding prequalification must be submitted no later than 20 calendar days after notification has been sent to the concerned Candidates informing them who has been selected, if the notification includes the grounds for the decision, cf. lov om Klagenævnet for Udbud (Complaints Board for Tenders) § 7, Section 1.


Award value: 5000000