Polysomnographic equipment (PSG) for a Pediatric Sleep Laboratory (2 pcs)

The HUS Group requests tenders for two devices of Polysomnographic equipment (PSG) for a Pediatric Sleep Laboratory. The procurement includes the following products: Polysomnographic equipment (PSG) and additional options for supporting equipment. The products are described in more detail in Appendix 5 requirements. This is a total procurement, i.e. the procurement is not divided into lots. The goal of this competitive procurement is to get products that are safe and efficient to use for patients from newborns to young adults. The scope of the procurement also includes (all) device-specific consumables related to the products offered, which are needed in the intended use of the device, as well as complementary products to the devices and optional maintenance after the warranty period. In addition, during the contract period, products belonging to the categories of products covered by the contract and not specified in the product appendix (see procurement contract) can also be procured in accordance with the estimated value of the procurement. The subject matter and requirements of the procurement are described in detail in the invitation to tender and its annexes.Main features of the procedureThis procurement is so called "national procurement". It is estimated to be under the EU threshold value defined in the Act on Public Procurement and Concession Contracts (1397/2016, referred to as the Public Procurement Act). According to 100 § of Public Procurement Act the contracting entity shall outline the procurement procedure that it applies in the call for tenders documents. Procurement procedure is described as follows: PROCESSING OF TENDERS The procedure shall include the following phases: Contracting entity 1. Opens the tenders 2. Verifies the suitability of the tenderer 3. Checks that the tenders conform to the invitation to tender 4. Compares the tenders 5. Makes a procurement decision and communicates it to all the tenderers 6. Requests and checks certificates and reports on the suitability of the winning tenderer(s) 7. Concludes an agreement with the selected tenderer(s) LANGUAGE OF THE COMPETITIVE TENDERING PROCEDURE The procurement documents are available in English. If a tenderer needs the documents in another language, the tenderer shall be responsible for translation and liable for the associated costs. Tenders must be prepared in English. PARALLEL TENDERS Parallel tenders are not permitted. PARTIAL TENDERS Partial tenders will not be accepted.