Tender Results of Oslo Universitetssykehus Hf Hovedenhet

The Pathology Department at Oslo University Hospital will procure 2 medical microscopes and wants options for 15 units. In addition, options for 8 lab microscopes are required.

The contracting authority invites tenderers to a contest for the procurement of autopsy tables, dissection tables, shelving system (refrigeration room fixtures), and wheeled trolleys.

The Contracting Authority Invites Tenderers To A Contest For The Procurement Of Syringe And Volume Pumps With Accessories And Equipment Dependent Consumables For The Health Trusts In The Southern And Eastern Regional Health Authority.

The procurement of 2 intermediate beds with depressurizing mattresses for the Emergency clinic, the Postoperative/intensive care Department at Ullevål hospital The beds should be delivered with depressurizing mattress and should be suitable for use on intensive care patients in intensive care/post-operative wards.

Oslo University Hospital Trust invites tenderers to a contest for the procurement of 42 stretcher beds that will be used for emergency treatment during the injury emergency doctor shift, as well as for day surgery patients when a patient is woken up in bed and remains in the bed for several hours. In addition there will be an option for a further 9 equivalent stretcher beds.

6 ISO class 5 GMP grade A/B CO2 incubators for use in clean rooms.

The Department of Pathology will procure 3 macro benches for Oslo University Hospital Trust, Ullevål Hospital

The contracting authority invites tenderers to a contest for the procurement of C-arms in the categories mini, compact, all-round, advanced, and 3D, for the health trusts in Helse Sør-Øst. In addition an option must be offered for service contracts and services, and prices are to be given for additional equipment and service components.

The Institute for Internal Medicine Research at the National Hospital [Rikshospitalet] will purchase user-friendly system that can analyse and measure the concentration, size and phenotype of extracellular vesicles (EV) from biological fluids.

The department for immunology and transfusion medicine will procure a sensitive and fast flow cytometer. The instrument is to be used for analyses within research projects, routine analyses within immunohaematology and as back-up for existing instruments at the section for immunohaematology and the section for component manufacturing.