3D arkoskoop

This compliance-checklist document merely confirms that any bid for the Tallinn Children’s Hospital’s 3-D C-arm tender must be unconditional and include, as mandatory attachments, a joint-bid authorisation (if applicable) and any third-party resource-consent forms—no technical, financial or award-evaluation criteria are provided here.

Tallinn Children’s Hospital is buying a 3-D arcoscope under a single-supplier 4-year (48-month max) frame contract whose award is 60 % driven by lowest net device price, 25 % by technical performance (scored against unpublished specs), and 15 % by the longest free warranty (≥ 24 months mandatory) plus lowest fixed-sum post-warranty maintenance and hourly repair rates—bidders must therefore offer a compliant paediatric imaging device, guarantee it for at least two years, and price all lifecycle costs aggressively.

Tallinn Children’s Hospital (EST) is running a single-lot, open procedure to buy one 3D arcoscope and bundle it with full maintenance/repair services for the device’s lifetime; bidders must therefore be ready to prove legal/financial standing and technical capability (previous medical-device supply & service track record) through the ESPD, as only turnkey offers covering both equipment and ongoing support will be accepted.

This price-list appendix (mandatory for contract award) requires the bidder to pre-declare all ≥€200 (ex-VAT) spare-part codes, names and fixed prices that could be needed during service/removal of the 3D arcoscope, with no price increases allowed for the contract term—so only suppliers able to lock in low, stable parts pricing and provide the full list at bid should compete.

This open-procurement document merely announces that Tallinn Children’s Hospital will buy one 3-D “arkoskoop” (medical device) together with bundled maintenance/repair services, awarded as a single lot; no mandatory technical specs, qualification thresholds, or award criteria are disclosed, so vendors cannot yet decide whether to bid.

Tallinn Children’s Hospital seeks one new, unused 2024+ 3D C-arm fluoroscopy system (16 cm³ FOV, CMOS ≥30×30 cm, open interface to Medtronic/Brainlab/Medacta navigation, 230 V single-phase) bundled with 3-year maintenance/repair—mandatory compliance with every listed technical parameter must be proven line-by-line with manufacturer documentation—so only authorised OEMs or distributors ready to supply full hardware, software and service should bid.

Tallinn Children’s Hospital is buying one 3D arcoscope (“3D arkoskoop”) together with mandatory post-warranty maintenance & repair services for the device’s entire lifetime; bidders must therefore be authorised distributors of the exact model offered, hold all CE/MDR licences for it, prove prior delivery and servicing of identical equipment in EU hospitals, and quote a single all-inclusive price—no lot-splitting is possible.

This is a joint-bid authorization form (mandatory if bidding as a consortium) for Tallinn Children’s Hospital’s undivided procurement of a 3D arcoscope with bundled maintenance and repair services; bidders must therefore be prepared to supply the complete medical device and ongoing service package and, if forming a consortium, appoint a single non-transferable authorized representative who will be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract.

This supplementary form merely allows a bidder to attach another firm’s digitally signed consent to rely on that firm’s past contracts and technical capacity when proving its own qualifications for the mandatory “3D arkoskoop” supply-maintenance tender, so unless you already have (or can quickly secure) such a partner’s agreement it gives no standalone reason to bid.

Tallinn Children’s Hospital is buying one 3D dental-arc-scanner (plus mandatory multi-year service & repair) and will score bidders out of 25 technical-value points: the unit must meet minimum specs (pixel ≤200 µm, matrix ≥1500×1500, anode heat ≥300 kHU, vertical free space ≥84 cm, FOV 16 cm³ with one smaller & one larger option) and every incremental improvement above these floors earns extra points—so only suppliers that can document superior, measurable performance on these five parameters should bid.