Contract award: Lot 1 Point-of-care glucose meters for Oslo University Hospital Trust

Description

The purpose of the procurement is to cover OUS HF's need for point-of-care glucose meters. The PNA specialist at the Department of Medical Biochemistry will be responsible for administration, guidance and ordering of glucose meters for the majority of departments at different locations in Oslo University Hospital Trust. There will also be orders from some departments that are not under the auspices of the Department of Medical Biochemistry. The procurement concerns delivery of point-of-care hand-held glucose meters with base/docking station and associated consumables for e.g. Strips/cuvettes, controls and calibrators etc. The procurement concerns delivery of the following lots: - Approx. 300 meters with docking station during the contract period plus approx. 250,000 tests per year plus at least two levels of controls three times per week. - Option for 120 glucose meters with 100,000 tests per year and at least two levels of controls three times per week to Vestfold Hospital. Lot 1: Lot 1 Point-of-care glucose meters and consumables The purpose of the procurement is to cover OUS HF's need for point-of-care glucose meters. The PNA specialist at the Department of Medical Biochemistry will be responsible for administration, guidance and ordering of glucose meters for the majority of departments at different locations in Oslo University Hospital Trust. There will also be orders from some departments that are not under the auspices of the Department of Medical Biochemistry. The procurement concerns delivery of point-of-care hand-held glucose meters with base/docking station and associated consumables for e.g. Strips/cuvettes, controls and calibrators etc. The procurement concerns delivery of the following lots: - Approx. 300 meters with docking station during the contract period plus approx. 250,000 tests per year plus at least two levels of controls three times per week. - Option for 120 glucose meters with 100,000 tests per year and at least two levels of controls three times per week to Vestfold Hospital.