Aima Diagnostics

Supply a fully automated laboratory automation solution for sample handling, transportation, sorting and archiving, integrated with existing analytical instruments, middleware and the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS).

Supply a broad range of medical consumables for municipal health and care units, with delivery, customer service, product-related services, training and consultancy. Support needs-based call-offs, product and assortment management, flexible assistance, and reliable supply across participating municipalities and their units.

Sub-contract 1: Procurement of Hemoconsentrator consumables for heart surgery at St. Olavs Hospital.

The aim of the procurement is to establish agreements for arthroscopy consumables for the health companies connected to Helse Nord. Tenders can be submitted for up to 11 sub-contracts.

Tenders are wanted for fixation equipment for radiotherapy in the head/throat region. Tenders are wanted for four identical head/throat bases with the accompanying head rests (one CT and three treatment units). The head rests are preferably wanted in foam. If stereotactic brain irradiation requires further equipment, for example, extra head/throat underlay or adaptor for the offered head/throat base, tenders are wanted for two sets of these (a CT and a treatment unit). Tenders are also wanted for a 4 year framework agreement with an option for an extension for 1+1 year, on masks belonging to the offered head/throat underlay and/or adaptor.

The Contracting Authority for this procurement procedure is Karlsøy Municipality (municipality number 5534). The contract covers residential care and support services for an elderly service user with dementia and a long-term mental health condition. The services shall support the Contracting Authority in fulfilling its obligations under the Norwegian Act of 24 June 2011 No. 30 relating to Municipal Health and Care Services (the Municipal Health and Care Services Act), including the municipality's duty to ensure the provision of necessary health and care services pursuant to Sections 3-1 and 3-2. The health and care services shall be delivered in a professionally sound manner and be tailored to the individual needs of the service user. At all times, the services shall comply with applicable laws, regulations, and statutory requirements, including but not limited to: the Municipal Health and Care Services Act; the Patient and User Rights Act; the Health Personnel Act; the Regulation on Management and Quality Improvement in the Health and Care Services; and other applicable laws, regulations, and public requirements relevant to the content and delivery of the services. The Supplier shall ensure that the service user receives a comprehensive, professionally sound, and compassionate care service that addresses the individual's needs arising from dementia, mental health challenges, safety, stability, continuity of care, and overall quality of life.

The sub-contract includes one product, Agar agar base.

The aim of the procurement is to offer an expanded and comprehensive company health service that covers both ordinary health and working environment needs and strengthens the company's ability for emergency preparedness and crisis management. The procurement shall include 1. Company health services (statutory) 2. Health services in connection with: imposed travel and stationing (Advice, vaccination, health examinations and trope medicine) 3. Crisis management before, during and after acute events for employees and the accompanying Ministry of Foreign Affairs needs a customised company health service that must, in addition to statutory BHT, cover crisis management, vaccination, health examinations and trope medicine. The need is divided into three categories, see above. The service must have the flexibility to deal with unpredictable events and crises, and periods with high demand up until departure in August. In addition there is a need to be open during summer months. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs would like one service provider who can deliver together for the entire need. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will depend on the tenderer providing the services for vaccinating, health surveys and physical support calls in Oslo. The tenderer's personnel are required to communicate fluently in Norwegian and English, both oral and written. This is necessary in order to ensure quality in health assessments, consultations, crisis management and follow-up of employees and accompanying family members.

Oslo municipality c/o the Norwegian Welfare Administration shall procure new framework agreements for home health services, hereafter called home services. The framework agreements include district nursing and personal assistance in the form of practical assistance. Home nursing care is provided either by spot day, evening and/or night, or as stationary service throughout or parts of the day. The services are covered by the user choice scheme for home services. The user choice in the home care service applies to persons with decisions on home nursing care or practical assistance who live or stay in Oslo municipality. The aim is to give users greater influence, flexibility and freedom of choice, by giving users the right to choose whether the service should be provided by a municipal executive or by a private service provider with a framework agreement. The users can choose a service provider for practical assistance and home nursing. The users can at any time choose new executing of their service offer. The aim of this procurement is to enter into framework agreements with private suppliers who ensure good and adapted services for the entire target group, as well as facilitate for functioning user choices. All users of home services shall receive equal services regardless of whether they choose municipal service provider or private service provider. The framework agreements shall create long-term predictability regarding service offers and finance for users, district and suppliers.

The DIO concerns the purchase of services connected to the purchase of BPA services. The contracting authority reserves the right to hold a dialogue through negotiations with one or several of the tenderers who submit a tender in the competition. The negotiations could apply to all sides of the tenders. The selection of who will be negotiated will be made after an assessment of the award criteria. Negotiations will not be carried out if the contracting authority, after the tenders have been received, considers that negotiations are not appropriate. Dialogue in the form of corrections/clarifications will be carried out if needed.