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BWC Genetic Laboratory Managed Equipment Service PME

Details

Published
11 November 2026
Submission
2 December 2026in 3 weeks

Tender description

The service is undertaking a review of future operating models for the management of laboratory assets, consumables and associated support services. As part of this review, BWC is seeking engagement from organisations with proven experience in delivering Managed Equipment Services (MES), Managed Laboratory Services (MLS) and associated healthcare technology management solutions within highly regulated diagnostic environments. This exercise is intended to inform the future procurement strategy and operating model and does not constitute a commitment to procure any service.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published11 November 2026
    Current notice
  2. Next: Submission date2 December 2026in 3 weeks

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About the buyer

Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust is a specialist NHS foundation trust running women's and children's hospital services in Birmingham. Purchasing and supplies maintains its own lists of approved suppliers for goods and services. An annual Excellence in Supply Awards scheme recognises suppliers across the Midlands.

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

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