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Orthopaedic Lower Limb Body Worn Devices

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GG&C) ("the participating authority") has a requirement for the supply and delivery of Orthopaedic Lower Limb Body Worn Devices which are medical devices that are designed to support and stabilise joints or weakened/injured body parts, creating proper alignment, pressure redistribution or management of pain.

Buyer

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Value

Not provided

Published

1 Feb 2024

Closes

1 Feb 2024

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

UKM82

Procurement method

Not provided

Category

Goods

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

33183000

Orthopaedic support devices

Lots

Lot 1 Ankle Splint

Value not provided

Ankle orthotics covers a large range of devices which control the alignment of, and provides stability to the ankle. They can also be designed to offload weight from the foot and ankle by distributing the weight further up the leg. Additional information: Please complete product codes and descriptions which can be found in additional documents section of PIN...

Delivery: UKM82

Lot 2 Orthopaedic Walker Boot

Value not provided

Orthopaedic walker boot stabilizes and immobilizes the foot for treatment involving conservative post-operative care, moderate to severe ankle sprains, stable and metatarsal fractures and soft-tissue injuries. Additional information: Please complete product codes and descriptions which can be found in additional documents section of PIN.

Delivery: UKM82

Lot 3 Orthopaedic Knee Brace

Value not provided

Orthopaedic knee braces are used to immobilise the knee and keep it in a specific position so that it can heal without further strain or stress on the joint. Additional information: Please complete product codes and descriptions which can be found in additional documents section of PIN.

Delivery: UKM82

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