Request for EOI for Physiological Monitoring Solution for the New Children's Hospital, Dublin 8

Description

The Provision of a Physiological Monitoring System for a new children’s hospital which is currently in construction on St James’s Hospital campus and is due to be completed in April 2024. This tender scope includes the supply, install and commissioning of goods, systems, training and after sales service or installation supports to be coordinated to construction completion programme and operational commissioning for the new children’s hospital. This public procurement competition will be conducted in one lot to include accessories, central monitoring stations and mounting solutions for Low-Acuity Continuous Monitors, Multiparameter Physiologic Monitoring Systems and High-Acuity Physiologic Monitoring Systems. The monitoring system will reside on a converged network and support the interoperability of all the monitors with the patient data integrated into an Electronic Healthcare record, Epic. Monitoring interoperability and integration must also include transport monitors. Lot 1: The Provision of a Physiological Monitoring System for a new children’s hospital which is currently in construction on St James’s Hospital campus and is due to be completed in April 2024. This tender scope includes the supply, install and commissioning of goods, systems, training and after sales service or installation supports to be coordinated to construction completion programme and operational commissioning for the new children’s hospital. This public procurement competition will be conducted in one lot to include accessories, central monitoring stations and mounting solutions for Low-Acuity Continuous Monitors, Multiparameter Physiologic Monitoring Systems and High-Acuity Physiologic Monitoring Systems. The monitoring system will reside on a converged network and support the interoperability of all the monitors with the patient data integrated into an Electronic Healthcare record, Epic. Monitoring interoperability and integration must also include transport monitors.