Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000609018

Critical Care Information System

NHS Lothian wishes to contract with a supplier to provide a Critical Care Information System to be implemented across three Hospital sites in the Health Board area. The successful supplier will be expected to provide the software, implement and support the system plus provide training to users of the system. The system must be supported for a minimum of seven years from the project completion date. This arrangement is being set up as a framework agreement which will allow other NHS Scotland Health Boards to utilise...

Buyer

NHS Lothian

Value

£3,900,000

Published

23 Dec 2019

Closes

7 Feb 2020

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

72000000

IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

Lots

Lot 1 Critical Care Information System

£3,900,000

NHS Lothian wishes to contract with a supplier to provide a Critical Care Information System to be implemented across three Hospital sites in the Health Board area. In a modern Critical Care Information System it is therefore essential that the Heath Board have an electronic solution that: - provides accurate recording of clinical monitoring to insure early...

Delivery: Scotland

Critical Care Information System

Not provided

NHS Lothian wishes to contract with a supplier to provide a Critical Care Information System to be implemented across three Hospital sites in the Health Board area. The successful supplier will be expected to provide the software, implement...

Contract notice · Web page

ITT

27 Dec 2019

Word document

Specification

27 Dec 2019

Word document

Framework agreement

27 Dec 2019

Word document

ESPD

27 Dec 2019

Word document

updated table to replace one in PAGE 11 of ITT.

16 Jan 2020

Word document

Critical Care Information System

Not provided

Award notice · Web page

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