Medical consumables

Description

The University of Edinburgh is issuing a Dynamic Purchasing System to accommodate the purchase of life science research consumables. Suppliers applying for the DPS will need to complete an ESPD and a series of technical criteria. The DPS will go live on the 1 February 2020 and will ‘re-open’ to suppliers wishing to join after this date. This award notice relates to call-offs between 1 May 2020 and 1 August 2020. The University is establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to accommodate the purchase of life science research consumables. A DPS is an electronic process that is run are similar to a framework agreement, but from the 1 February 2020, the contract notice will remain open throughout the lifetime of the DPS meaning that new suppliers can join at any time. The DPS is a single lot, however requirements are split into the following categories to assist suppliers: Antibodies, biochemical reagents, cell culture consumables, cell separation consumables, chromatography, cytokines, ELISA kits, immunology reagents, microbiology, molecular biology kits, molecular biology reagents, PCR kits, protein chemistry consumables, qPCR kits, restriction and modifying enzymes, stem cell products, transfection reagents and general life science consumables. The tender documents can be accessed via PCS-Tender, project code: 14940 This award relates to call-offs with DPS suppliers between 1 May 2020 and 31 July 2020.