Canada - Defibrillator AEDs and CPR Assist Devices, Consumables and Services
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- Opportunity closing date
- 01 June 2024
- Opportunity publication date
- 22 April 2024
- Value of contract
- to be confirmed
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Description
This RFP is being issued by Provincial Health Services Authority (“PHSA”) on behalf of itself and as an agent for each of the Health Authorities and BC Emergency Health Services (“BCEHS”), which is a part of PHSA, to identify a Proponent to enter into a non-exclusive Contract between a Proponent and the Health Authorities and BCEHS for the supply of the Defibrillator, AEDs and CPR Assist Devices , Consumables and Services to the Health Authorities and BCEHS at their facilities. The following timetable outlines the anticipated schedule for this RFP, the Competitive Selection Process and the Contract process. The schedule provided is for information only. Timing and sequence of events may vary and PHSA will ultimately determine the timing and sequence of events. EVENTANTICIPATED DATERFP IssuedApril 22, 2024Receipt Confirmation Form returnedApril 29, 2024Inquiries and questions submitted byMay 6, 2024ClosingJune 1, 2024Select Rated ProponentJune- July’ 2024Contract finalization and commencementJuly 15th, 2024
- Opportunity closing date
- 01 June 2024
- Value of contract
- to be confirmed
About the buyer
- Address
- Provincial Health Services Authority (Incl. BCCSS) CANADA
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