Wide-bore CT Scanner suitable for Radiation Oncology
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview Townsville Hospital and Health Service is seeking offers for a wide-bore CT scanner suitable for Radiation Oncology, in the form of a Radiation Oncology CT Simulation System. Purpose The procurement is critical to maintaining continuity of safe, reliable and contemporary diagnostic imaging services and supporting ongoing clinical requirements, including radiation oncology planning, interventional procedures and general medical imaging across Townsville and North Queensland, following the existing equipment reaching end of life in 2023. Scope The scope includes: Supply of a Radiation Oncology CT Simulation System Delivery of the system Installation of the system Commissioning of the system Testing of the system Training Warranty support Maintenance support
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