Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000607636

Laboratory Genetics and Molecular Pathology Provision of a SNP Microarray System

The Authority is intending to purchase new equipment with the ability to process and scan SNP microarrays (capable of CNV detection and SNP genotyping). The system must enable batch flexibility to ensure efficient and responsive running of clinically urgent microarray services. Tenders are invited to provide an array system to deliver these services. This system must include all equipment required for processing and scanning SNP microarrays including an automated scanner and any associated analysis software.

Buyer

NHS Grampian

Value

£150,000

Published

13 Dec 2019

Closes

27 Jan 2020

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Goods

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

33100000

Medical equipments

38430000

Detection and analysis apparatus

85111800

Pathology services

Lots

Lot 1 Laboratory Genetics and Molecular Pathology Provision of a SNP Microarray System

Value not provided

NHS Grampian (the Authority) is one of the largest health boards in Scotland and is responsible for providing NHS services to over half a million people living in the Grampian Region of Scotland. The Authority’s Department of Laboratory Genetics and Molecular Pathology provides a microarray service for postnatal/prenatal and oncology patients. The Authority...

Delivery: Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire

Laboratory Genetics and Molecular Pathology Provision of a SNP Microarray System

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The Authority is intending to purchase new equipment with the ability to process and scan SNP microarrays (capable of CNV detection and SNP genotyping). The system must enable batch flexibility to ensure efficient and responsive running of...

Contract notice · Web page

Laboratory Genetics and Molecular Pathology Provision of a SNP Microarray System

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Award notice · Web page

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