Anaesthetic Workstations for WA Health Service Provider(s)
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) is coordinating a future procurement for anaesthetic workstations on behalf of Western Australian public Health Service Providers (HSPs), including EMHS, North Metropolitan Health Service (NMHS), and South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS). About Anaesthetic workstations comprise anaesthetic machines, physiological monitoring systems, and central monitoring stations. These workstations are important to ensure continuous and safe patient care during routine and emergency surgical procedures. Purpose The proposed procurement will seek to establish a panel of suppliers to provide anaesthetic workstations across the WA HSPs. Scope The scope includes: Provision of anaesthetic workstations under Category 1: General Purpose Anaesthetic Workstations Provision of anaesthetic workstations under Category 2: High Acuity Anaesthetic Workstations Provision of anaesthetic workstations under Category 3: MRI Anaesthetic Workstations Provision of equipment, associated accessories, and consumables for each category Provision of training and support services for each category Optional network infrastructure to support central monitoring and potential future integration with the WA Health Electronic Medical Records (EMR) environment Contract Terms and Conditions The proposed contract will operate as a standing offer arrangement (Head Agreement) Orders (Customer Contracts) will be placed on an "as required" basis over the term of the contract Instructions to Tenderers The proposed procurement is anticipated to be advertised in July/August 2026. Enquiries Contact: Rhian O'Neil Phone: (08) 65511423 Email: rhian.oneil@dohw.wa.gov.au
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