Sykehuset Innlandet HF 983 971 709 Postboks 104 Brumunddal 2381 Thomas Aaseth +47 41478834 thomas.aaseth@sykehuset-innlandet.no http://www.sykehuset-innlandet.no health company Procurement of a fully automatic system for gene molecular microbiological quick diagnosis and a framework agreement for the delivery of equipment specific consumables. 17/04287 Innlandet Hospital, c/o the Medical Service Division, Medical Microbiology Department, intends to enter into a contract with Diagen AS for the procurement of Gene Xpert 16, 4 modules with an accompanying 4 year framework agreement for instrument dependent reagents. 4500000.00 Lillehammer. There is a need for fully automatic gene molecular microbiological quick diagnoses in order to achieve fast identification of specified microbes and resistance mechanisms. The instrument shall be cassette based and it shall be able to run at least four different tests simultaneously, independent of each other and which can be started independently of each other. The following tests must be covered: — Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) — The tuberculosis test shall simultaneously report the rifampicin resistance and be recommended by the World Health Organization). — VanA/VanB. — MRSA from cultivation samples that require PCR for MecA gene. In the long term, we would also like to be able to use the instrument for more agents, such as Influensa, RSV, Carba-R and GBS. Publications must be available for all the tests with high sensitivity and specificity. The system shall be easy to handle and have little hands-on time for the operator. The instrument shall be operable in a 24/7 setting by personnel without a laboratory background. The analysis time must be approx. 60 minutes for a full process with extraction and real time PCR for MRSA and 30 minutes for influensa and RSV. The instrument must be compatible with and ready for integration with the hospital laboratory system, which is CGM Analytix. Expansion of the instrument's test repertoire with instrument specific tests, such as influensa, RSV, Carba-R and GBS. There is a need for fully automatic gene molecular microbiological quick diagnoses in order to achieve fast identification of specified microbes and resistance mechanisms. The instrument shall be cassette based and it shall be able to run at least four different tests simultaneously, independent of each other and which can be started independently of each other. The following tests must be covered: — Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) — The tuberculosis test shall simultaneously report the rifampicin resistance and be recommended by the World Health Organization). — VanA/VanB. — MRSA from cultivation samples that require PCR for MecA gene. In the long term, we would also like to be able to use the instrument for more agents, such as Influensa, RSV, Carba-R and GBS. Publications must be available for all the tests with high sensitivity and specificity. The system shall be easy to handle and have little hands-on time for the operator. The instrument shall be operable in a 24/7 setting by personnel without a laboratory background. The analysis time must be approx. 60 minutes for a full process with extraction and real time PCR for MRSA and 30 minutes for influensa and RSV. The instrument must be compatible with and ready for integration with the hospital laboratory system, which is CGM Analytix. The contracting authority is of the opinion that Diagen AS is the only supplier who, through supplying the system GeneXpert, fulfils the total need. 17/04287 Contract for the procurement of a fully automatic system for gene molecular microbiological quick diagnostics. 2017-10-13 Diagen AS Postboks 80 Rygge 1581 4500000.00 4500000.00 Sykehuset Innlandet HF Brumunddal 2381 thomas.aaseth@sykehuset-innlandet.no Objections to this award of contract must be at Innlandet Hospital c/o the Procurement Manager, Thomas Aaseth by Tuesday 24.10.2017, 12:00 at the latest — Send an email to Thomas.aaseth@sykehuset-innlandet.no 2017-10-17
See tender at TED: http://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:417346-2017:TEXT:EN:HTML