Procurements: Human organs
2 archived procurements
Human organs have been procured by organizations such as Beaumont Hospital, and Health Service Executive (HSE).
- Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products (8 new procurements)
Recent procurements of human organs in Ireland
2024-07-12
HSE 24182 - Provision of Quality and Compliance consultancy to National Organ Procurement Service at Organ Donation... (Health Service Executive (HSE))
The HSE invites suitably qualified tenders for the provision of Quality and Compliance consultancy to National Organ Procurement Service at Organ Donation Transplant Ireland. View the procurement »
The HSE invites suitably qualified tenders for the provision of Quality and Compliance consultancy to National Organ Procurement Service at Organ Donation Transplant Ireland. View the procurement »
2019-02-26
The Supply and Commissioning of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Equipment for Use in Donation after Circulatory Death (Beaumont Hospital)
The Contracting Authority, in the first instance, intends to establish a contract for the supply and commissioning of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation equipment for use in donation after circulatory death. Initially, the successful tenderer will be required to supply and commission the required equipment. Following the expiry of a warranty period of 12 months’ duration, a support and maintenance contract of 4 years’ duration will be awarded. The Contracting Authority reserves the right, upon the … View the procurement »
The Contracting Authority, in the first instance, intends to establish a contract for the supply and commissioning of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation equipment for use in donation after circulatory death. Initially, the successful tenderer will be required to supply and commission the required equipment. Following the expiry of a warranty period of 12 months’ duration, a support and maintenance contract of 4 years’ duration will be awarded. The Contracting Authority reserves the right, upon the … View the procurement »