PHE Scientific (Agency Wide) Wireless Temperature Monitoring System
Estimated value
£100k
Awarded value
—
Suppliers
0
Lots
1
Published
14 Feb 2016
Description
Public Health England (PHE) is looking for a suitable supplier for an wireless temperature monitoring system capable of covering equipment operating across the range -100˚C through +150˚C accurate to ±0.5˚C. The solution must support ISO15189:2012 under which PHE operates. Current requirement is for 250 individual points across three sites: Cambridge, Manchester and Ipswich. However, PHE has key sites located throughout the UK and new requirements could be identified during the course of this contract. The expectation is to award a contract for a period of 3 years with a possibility of extension for further two 12 month periods. To find out more about this opportunity please go to the PHE's eSourcing platform: https://phe.bravosolution.co.uk. PHE is a national executive agency formed in 2013 from a number of expert organisations in public health. Our status ensures we have operational autonomy and professional and scientific credibility. We protect and improve the nation’s health and well-being, and tackle health inequalities so that the poorest and illest benefit most. We provide a nationwide, integrated public health service, supporting people to make healthier choices. We provide expertise, information and intelligence to public health teams based in local authorities and the NHS to secure the biggest improvements in the public’s health. Through providing an integrated health protection service we ensure that everyone is protected from threats to their health from infectious disease and environmental hazards such as radiation, chemicals and poisons.
Scope
- Reference
- itt_2121
- Total value
- £100,000 excluding VAT
- Commercial tool
- Standalone contract
- Contract dates
- 24 Mar 2016 to 31 Mar 2019
- CPV classifications
- 79711000 90711000 38343000
- Particular suitability
- Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME)
Submission & procedure
- Submission deadline
- 04 Mar 2016, 12:00 am