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Supply of Human Bone Grinder including Maintenance and spare parts

NHS Blood and Transplant Published 17 Jul 2026 Find a Tender Open until 19 Aug 2026

key details

Value£145,000 (£174,000 inc. VAT)
Statusactive
Category (CPV) 42642200
RegionNorth West
Deadline19 Aug 2026
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-h6vhtk-0602e7

description

NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) have a requirement for a Bone Grinder for use in the Tissue and Eye Services (TES).

Tissue and Eye Services currently use a bone grinder to manufacture demineralised bone matrix (DBM), it is used to grind human bone struts into a fine powder prior to demineralisation. The grinder must be suitable for use in a cleanroom and leave no metal residue on the bone. A new grinder must be able to grind bone to a particle size between 250µm and 710µm. All parts that come into contact with bone during use, must be removable and autoclavable at different temperatures. This consists of a wash cycle where the temperature must be sustained >55oC, a Reverse Osmosis water stage heated to >90oC and a dry air stage at a temperature of >100oC.

DBM from TES treat more than 700 patients per year.

NHSBT's current bone grinder runs off a separate compressor but are looking for a new bone grinder that will run off mains electricity, with no requirement for a separate compressor.

NHSBT is seeking bids from suppliers who can provide a bone grinder to meet our requirements.

More details can be found at https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/ (Project Reference: C413595)

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notice history

2 notices published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
9 Jan 2026 Preliminary market engagement (UK2) Procurement Act 2023 001891-2026
17 Jul 2026 Tender notice (UK4) Procurement Act 2023 067873-2026

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