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Enteral Feeds, Feeding Pumps, Consumables & Home Delivery Service

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The BSOL Procurement Collaborative, hosted by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust invites tenders for the Supply of Enteral Feeds, Feeding Pumps, Consumables and a Home Delivery Service on behalf of the following NHS Trusts located within the Birmingham and Solihull region. This shall include the following goods and services: Supply of Enteral Feeds and Enteral Nutritional Products Supply of Enteral Feeding Pumps and Associated Maintenance Provision of a Hospital Delivery Service as specified. Provision of a Home Delivery Service as specified Supply of Ancillary Consumables to Home Patients as specified Provision of Nursing and Nursing Support. The BSOL Procurement Collaborative is seeking to award a 5 year contract on behalf of the following NHS Trusts: Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust Lot 1: Core Adult/ Paediatric Feeds & Specialist Products/Feeds Supply and Delivery of Core Adult / Paediatric Feeds, Specialist Products/ Feeds (to Hospitals and Clinics) Supply and Delivery of Ancillary Consumables (to Hospitals, Clinics and Home Patients) Lot 2: Enteral Feeds for Metabolic Patients (Metabolic and Core Feeds) Supply and Delivery of Enteral Feeds for Metabolic Patients (Metabolic & Core Feed), Feeding Pumps, Consumables & Home Delivery Service

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2 years ago

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2 years ago

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University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

Contact:
Chris Hannon
Email:
Chris.Hannon@uhb.nhs.uk

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Notice topics

Dietetic productsEnteral feedsHome medical treatment servicesNutritional pumpsSpecial nutritional products

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Dialysis home medical treatment servicesServices provided by nursesPumps for medical useMedical solutionsBaby foodDietetic products

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