Modulaarsed patsiendimonitorid, patsiendimonitorid, kompaktmoodulid ja tsentraalsed jälgimissüsteemid

This mandatory compliance document requires suppliers of patient monitors/central systems to the Tartu University Hospital to confirm non-use of Russian subcontractors (>10% of contract value) and proper handling of trade secrets, with no specific technical qualifications or evaluation criteria disclosed.

Tartu University Hospital seeks a 3-year framework supplier for 50 silent, Wi-Fi, battery-powered patient monitors (13.3-inch touch, IP22, defib-safe, multi-lead ECG with 29-arrhythmia detection) and 5 central stations, plus post-warranty service—compliance with every listed technical spec is mandatory and must be demonstrated in the bid.

Tartu Ülikooli Kliinikum otsib raamlepingu alusel 2025–2027 kokku 24 modulaarset patsiendimonitori (15,6″ puutetundlik, ventilaatorita, ≥2h aku, integreeritud Wi-Fi, IP22, defibrilleerimiskindlad ühendused) koos kompaktmoodulite ja seinakinnitustega ning 1 tsentraalset jälgimissüsteemi, lisaks garantiijärgset hooldust; kõik tehnilised kirjeldatud parameetrid on kohustuslikud.

Tartu University Hospital seeks two wireless telemetry patient monitors (IP67, 72 h battery, full multi-parameter set incl. continuous cuffless BP) that MUST integrate with its existing MFM-CMS central station, be supported for ≥7 years post-warranty, and come with 12-month full-service guarantee; bidders must therefore prove hospital-grade device supply/maintenance capability and long-term parts availability.

This is merely the blank “Form III – Application to Participate” that every bidder must complete with their company details; it contains no qualification criteria, technical requirements or evaluation rules, so suppliers should look elsewhere in the full tender pack to decide whether to bid.

Tartu University Hospital is awarding a 100 % price-only (lowest-wins) framework contract—mandatory quantities: 50 bedside monitors, 5 central stations, 24 modular monitors + 3 compact modules + 1 central station, 2 telemetry sets, plus 100 h each of post-warranty and emergency repair services—so only manufacturers/distributors able to supply CE-marked patient-monitoring equipment in Estonia and offer the cheapest compliant lump-sum price should bid.

Tartu University Hospital seeks up to 3 suppliers for a framework purchase-and-post-warranty-service contract for modular patient monitors, compact modules and central monitoring systems; bidders must submit an electronic ESPD form (no specific technical/financial criteria disclosed in this excerpt).

Tartu University Hospital seeks a 3-year framework supplier for NEW modular patient monitors, compact modules and central monitoring systems plus post-warranty repair/maintenance, open only to EU/WTO-based firms that can deliver CE-marked equipment and commit to 3-month bid validity and 3-day contract signing.

Tartu University Hospital seeks a 5-year framework supplier for modular & compact patient monitors plus central monitoring systems (mandatory: CE-marked devices, Estonian-language interface, 24-month warranty, ISO 13485 quality, local service within 24 h, staff training, post-warranty repair at fixed hourly rates) and will score bids 60 % on price, 40 % on technical merit—bid only if you can deliver full turnkey packages and commit to unspecified but potentially large call-off volumes.

This is a mandatory GDPR data-processing contract template that any supplier to Tartu University Hospital must sign and complete as an integral part of the framework agreement for patient monitors; it sets no technical/economic award criteria but requires strict compliance with Estonian and EU data-protection law, documented security measures, and immediate written reporting of non-conforming instructions.

This document is only a blank power-of-attorney template (Vorm II – Volikiri) that a tenderer must complete to authorise its representative to sign the offer for Tartu University Hospital’s framework procurement of modular patient monitors, compact modules and central monitoring systems; it contains no technical requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules.

This document is merely a template for granting power of attorney to a joint-bid leader—no technical specifications, qualification thresholds, evaluation criteria, or mandatory requirements are disclosed, so it offers no basis for deciding whether to pursue the Tartu University Hospital tender for patient monitors and central monitoring systems.