Expired contract

Replacement CT and Fluoroscopy Scanners

Details

Value
£391,000
Duration
7 months
Topic
Overhaul and refurbishment work
Published
5 December 2025

Tender description

Internal alteration and refurbishment work to support the installation of replacement of CT & Fluoroscopy equipment, Level A imaging department at St Marys Hospital. ## Contract award

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published5 December 2025
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date5 December 2025
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date1 July 2026

About the buyer

Isle of Wight NHS Trust is an acute and ambulance healthcare provider, and buys as an NHS trust. Procurement is shared with Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust. A single team runs strategic procurement for both organisations. That team is based at Lakeside North Harbour in Portsmouth. Supply chain teams work at Queen Alexandra Hospital and at St Mary's Hospital in Newport.

Over the past 5 years, most of Isle of Wight NHS Trust's contract awards have been in construction work, architectural and engineering services and repair and maintenance.

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