Provision of Anaesthetic Workstations for WA Public Health Service Provider(s)
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) is seeking to establish a panel of suppliers to provide anaesthetic workstations for WA Public Health Service Providers (HSPs), including East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS), North Metropolitan Health Service (NMHS), and South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS). Purpose Anaesthetic workstations, comprising machines and associated monitoring systems, are important to ensure continuous and safe patient care during routine and emergency surgical procedures. The procurement seeks to establish a panel of suppliers to provide a standing offer for the provision of anaesthetic workstations. The arrangement will enable participating HSPs to establish individual Customer Contracts under a Standing Offer arrangement (Head Agreement) managed by the lead agency (Contract Authority), EMHS. Scope The proposed contract comprises three anaesthetic workstation categories: Category 1: Basic Anaesthetic workstations Category 2: High Acuity Anaesthetic workstations Category 3: MRI Anaesthetic workstations Supply of associated accessories and consumables Provision of training Optional post-warranty service and maintenance Optional network infrastructure to support central monitoring capabilities and potential future integration with the WA Health Electronic Medical Records (EMR) environment, with a preference for a physically isolated network for anaesthetic machines Instructions to Tenderers Whilst the intention is to award a panel of Contractors under the proposed contract, the Contract Authority reserves the right to award a single Contractor per category or a panel of Contractors per category, depending on the best value for money outcome(s) for the State. Enquiries Contact: Rhian O'Neil Phone: (08) 65511423 Email: rhian.oneil@dohw.wa.gov.au
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