01 Procurement
Tender overview
- Buyer
- NHS Blood and Transplant
- Status
- Planning
- Procurement method
- Not supplied
- Category
- goods
- CPV classification
- Not supplied
- Tender period
- Not supplied — Not supplied
Description
NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) intends to undertake preliminary market engagement in advance of a future procurement exercise for new semi‑automated blood presses. This market engagement activity is intended to inform NHSBT’s understanding of the current market and available solutions and will provide interested suppliers with the opportunity to present their products, outline key features and capabilities, and participate in technical discussions. These sessions will also allow suppliers to ask and respond to questions to ensure mutual understanding. As part of this engagement, NHSBT may invite suppliers to provide a device on a short‑term loan basis. This will enable NHSBT operators to assess and provide feedback on practical aspects of the equipment, including usability, cleaning processes, and alignment with NHSBT’s indicative requirements. This exercise will be used to compare products against anticipated specifications and to inform the development of the future procurement documentation. Participation in this preliminary market engagement is voluntary and will not form part of any subsequent procurement evaluation.
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02 Awards and contracts
Published award records
No award object is present in this compiled process yet.
03 Organisations
Buyers, suppliers and other parties
NHS Blood and Transplant
500 North Bristol Park, Bristol, UKK12, BS34 7QH, United Kingdom
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04 Provenance
Source for this process
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