Germany - Imaging equipment for medical, dental and veterinary applications

Description

Delivery and installation of a computer tomograph with at least 32 layers, including a full service contract for a period of 6 years.
The Oder-Spree Hospital intends to replace the currently operated CT scanner with a modern, high-performance system, which will meet the high demands on high-quality, radiation-reduced CT imaging in regular patient care and interventional procedures.The OSKH Beeskow is a basic care hospital with currently 130 beds, with a focus on the diagnosis and therapy of surgical/orthopaedic and internal diseases. The radiology department of the OSKH Beeskow covers a broad spectrum of modern diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities of radiology. The radiology department is thus a central service provider for the other specialist disciplines and represents an essential building block for guideline-based care. At present, about 3,000 CT examinations are carried out annually at the OSKH-Beeskow, of which about 500 are interventions and kyphoplasties, and the system to be replaced must meet the demanding requirements of modern radiological diagnostics and minimally invasive intervention. In particular, a significant reduction in radiation exposure is expected. Among other things, examinations with low-dose protocols must be possible. At the same time, patients suffering from obesity should have sufficient space and the patient table should be designed for high body weights. Against this background, the system offered must have an X-ray source with a power of at least 70 kW, and for patients with severely impaired kidney function, the option of contrast-media-saving protocols is required. It is assumed that the contractor will dismantle and dispose of the Lightspeed 16 computer tomograph currently operated by the customer. A full service contract for the CT system must be submitted with the offer as described.

Opportunity closing date

07 August 2020

Value of contract

£100k-1m