Provision of Clinical Skills Models

The University requests tenders from sufficiently experienced and qualified suppliers to establish a contract agreement for the provision of Clinical Skills Models for the Clinical Skills Unit .

The contract has been divided into 17 lots as follows:

Lot 1 Abdominal Trainer Venepuncture Arms (including IV).

Lot 2 Adult Airway Model

Lot 3 Adult IO Manikin

Lot 4 Adult Tracheostomy Care

Lot 5 Baby Airway Model

Lot 6 Child airway model

Lot 7 Child Venepuncture Arm

Lot 8 Digital Ear Examination

lot 9 Digital Eye Examination

Lot 10 - Elbow Injection Model

Lot 11 - Feeding tube simulator

Lot 12 - Hand and Wrist Model

Lot 13 - Injection Trainer

Lot 14 - Knee Injection Model

Lot 15 - Newborn Vascular Access

Lot 16 - Shoulder Injection

Lot 17 - Venepuncture Arm

Additional information:

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Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No