Tender Results of Health Service Executive Hse

Due to the high levels of protection against COVID-19 in the population resulting from vaccination and natural infection, the level of harm caused by COVID-19 has significantly reduced. As the disease moves from pandemic to endemic status there will be a gradual transition from widespread testing and contact tracing for active cases towards a more targeted individual testing model similar to other respiratory illnesses, primarily delivered through primary care. As part of its transition planning, the HSE is preparing so that it can respond to any possible future requirement to increase testing capacity, either temporarily in the event of a surge via the National Ambulance Service (NAS), or in the event of an emergency response scenario

Consultancy Resources to ensure eHealth Integrated Information Services (IIS) compliance on support and reporting of critical systems

The HSE invites tenderers from suitably qualified companies / individuals for supply, modification (if necessary), installation, integration, implementation and on-going support of a National Secure Web Gateway Solution for the provision of web proxy services and associated filter and reporting requirements. Please reference supporting documents for further details / instructions.

The resources are supporting the development and delivery of a multi-year eHealth cyber & transformation strategy developed in conjunction with the Department of Health which will shape the future delivery of patient care through transformational technology.

The Provision of Business Management Consultancy & Advisory Services for the HSE Conti Post Incident Review Implementation Programme (Cyber Attack) to support & report on critical systems.

The Health Service Executive (HSE) on behalf of Organ Donation and Transplant Ireland (ODTI) is seeking responses from suitably qualified candidates for the provision of a quality and compliance consultancy for Organ Donation Transplant Ireland. Contract will be for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further period of 1 year. The overriding requirement is to build on developments to date in the area to deliver a quality focused organ donation and transplant service and to do so in line with European Standards as set out in Statutory Instrument (SI) 325 (2012), European Union (Quality and Safety of Human Organs Intended for Transplantation) Regulations 2012.

A National Fit Testing Service for Respirator Masks

The HSE wishes to establish a new national contract for logistics, transport and delivery of healthcare supplies, equipment and vehicles as humanitarian and development aid to other countries. Many low and middle income countries, and countries in crisis and conflict struggle to offer the much-needed healthcare required for their population. Ireland works in solidarity with these countries, to provide humanitarian and development aid to strengthen their healthcare services. Part of this aid is the donation of surplus and used (decommissioned) healthcare and medical supplies and equipment. Since 2021, Ireland has donated items valued at over €25 million as humanitarian and development aid and to support countries in their battle with COVID-19 and more recently in response to the conflict in Ukraine.

HSE Capital & Estates - DML Office is coordinating the establishment of a Framework Agreement for Minor Building Works Contractors as three lots, Construction, Mechanical and Electrical

Nov 2018 - Dynamic Purchasing System for the Provision of Laboratory Equipment, Consumables and Related Services