Stale Pre-tender

Hysteroscopy Tissue Removal Devices

Details

Value
£550,000
Topic
Surgical instruments
Published
12 August 2025
Submission
12 September 2025

Tender description

Mid & South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is looking to standardise the usage of Hysteroscopy Tissue Removal devices used across the Trust within a Gynaecology in & Outpatients setting. In order to achieve cost savings the Trust is looking to engage with the market to review current solutions in order to standardise to a single supplier.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Pre-tender published12 August 2025
    Current notice

About the buyer

Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust runs Broomfield, Basildon and Southend hospitals as a single NHS trust serving central and south Essex. HealthTrust Europe operates as an extension of the Trust's own procurement team under a partnership agreement. Every purchase requires a form of contract before goods or services are supplied.

Over the past 5 years, most of Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust's contract awards have been in education and training, repair and maintenance and medical equipment and pharmaceuticals.

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