Stale Pre-tender

Provision of Specialised Reporting for Heart & Lung Checks

Details

Value
£2,800,000
Topic
Medical imaging services
Published
26 May 2026

Tender description

To provide Radiology reporting for targeting lung health checks. This will include specialised chest Radiology expertise. The Authority reserves the right not to proceed to procurement where it is determined that the service is no longer required, alternative delivery arrangements are available, existing contractual extension provisions can be utilised, or for any other operational, commercial, or strategic reason.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Pre-tender published26 May 2026
    Current notice

About the buyer

East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust runs acute hospitals in Colchester and Ipswich as a healthcare NHS trust. Procurement enquiries go through the trust's commissioning team in Ipswich.

Over the past 5 years, most of East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust's contract awards have been in medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, health and social work and business services.

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