Dental fixtures for dental clinics

Description

Innlandet County, c/o the Section for Dental Health, plans to standardise the clinics' dental fixtures in both treatment rooms, sterile rooms, and the laboratory (lab). The contracting authority would like to be able to offer its employees the same well-equipped and easily recognisable and predictable surroundings in work situations for dental health personnel in several clinics. Standard solutions will make the work simpler and more efficient. This will also lead to patients feeling safer. Lot 1: The contracting authority intends to define a basic dental fixture, but there can be adaptations at each clinic due to varying room sizes, from clinic to clinic, and from room to room in the same clinic. In addition there can be some adaptations to the fixtures for 'general treatment rooms' if individual clinics need to tilt the unit/dentist chair in the room. Point 3 (raising/lowering desk) will still be straight behind the unit/dentist chair. It is therefore a requirement that the desk is deeper and more adapted to a corner. The dental fixture must fulfil all technical requirements. The dental fixture must have good work surfaces so that a separation can be made between clean and dirty zones, good functionality with good storage solutions for equipment, easy to clean and maintain, and have a modern, future-orientated expression. The dental fixture must have an expected lifetime of 20-30 years. White goods and machines, such as DAC, disinfection units, and other equipment that is used directly or indirectly in the dental treatment, are not part of this procurement.