Closed tender

Est Construction CT Replacement Roscommon University Hospital

Details

Topic
CT scanners
Published
3 November 2023
Submission
6 December 2023

Tender description

The project consists of the refurbishment of the CT area and adjacent rooms to facilitate the replacement of the existing CT machine located on the ground floor of the existing hospital.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published3 November 2023
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date6 December 2023

About the buyer

Health Service Executive runs Ireland's public health service, and buys as a central healthcare organisation through a dedicated national procurement team. HSE is described as the State's largest public sector purchaser. HSE Procurement, the central commercial team, negotiates national framework agreements and manages large contracts. Individual hospitals, community health bodies and local HSE regions can source lower-value contracts directly.

Over the past 5 years, most of HSE's contract awards have been in construction work, electrical equipment and lighting and business services.

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