Provision of Supply, Install & Maintenance of Diagnostic Imaging Equipment – CT Scanner

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Provision of Supply, Install & Maintenance of Diagnostic Imaging Equipment – CT Scanner (Computerised Tomography Scanner) Lot 1: Provision of Supply, Install & Maintenance of Computerised Tomography Scanner (CT Scanner). Provision of Supply, Install & Maintenance of Computerised Tomography Scanner (CT Scanner). Lot 2: Provision of enabling (turnkey) works associated with CT Scanner Provision of enabling (turnkey) works associated with a CT Scanner at The Glasgow Royal Infirmary. The existing CT Scanner shall be disconnected, removed from site and disposed of unless otherwise instructed by the Board. The design shall take account of the current room layout and departmental operations modifying the space to meet current design standards and existing patient flow arrangements. Pre-installation works shall be through a turnkey arrangement which will be required to prepare the installation to a clinical operational standard, this is expected to include, but not be limited to re-wiring, plumbing, ventilating, chilling, lead lining, decoration etc. Provision for data and telecommunication shall be made in liaison with Board representatives. Dedicated central server rooms are distributed across the building for the purpose of networked resiliency and bidders should confirm any requirements for networking and data integration with these facilities. Lot 1: Provision of Supply, Install & Maintenance of Computerised Tomography Scanner (CT Scanner). Provision of Supply, Install & Maintenance of Computerised Tomography Scanner (CT Scanner). Lot 2: Provision of enabling (turnkey) works associated with CT Scanner Provision of enabling (turnkey) works associated with a CT Scanner at The Glasgow Royal Infirmary. The existing CT Scanner shall be disconnected, removed from site and disposed of unless otherwise instructed by the Board. The design shall take account of the current room layout and departmental operations modifying the space to meet current design standards and existing patient flow arrangements. Pre-installation works shall be through a turnkey arrangement which will be required to prepare the installation to a clinical operational standard, this is expected to include, but not be limited to re-wiring, plumbing, ventilating, chilling, lead lining, decoration etc. Provision for data and telecommunication shall be made in liaison with Board representatives. Dedicated central server rooms are distributed across the building for the purpose of networked resiliency and bidders should confirm any requirements for networking and data integration with these facilities.