Endokapslid

North Estonia Regional Hospital seeks a single compliant bid for a turnkey 250 000 € endoscopic-capsule system (imaging, software, chargers included) that bidders can only submit if they provide mandatory manufacturer/authorised-distributor proof, full CE-marking + IFU/DoC files, and confirm no >10 % Russian-linked subcontractors.

This document is merely a blank price-schedule template for the "Endokapslid" tender—companies must simply fill in their product codes, unit prices and expected quantities for small-bowel endoscopy capsules (450 units forecast) and ensure the total stays below the €250 000 (ex-VAT) ceiling; no technical, legal or qualification requirements are stated here, so bidders should look elsewhere in the full tender file for mandatory specs and eligibility criteria before deciding to bid.

This mandatory tender requires suppliers to provide a complete, interoperable small-bowel capsule endoscopy system (capsules + free loan of recorders/chargers/software) that must pass a 10-unit functional trial delivered within 14 days and fully set-up within 5 days, with any delay or non-conformance disqualifying the offer under the €250k framework.

This document is merely the bidder’s self-declaration form—companies must simply confirm they have read and will comply with all tender conditions (mandatory), so it offers no technical specs, qualification thresholds or evaluation criteria; firms must check the full procurement file to decide whether to bid.

Tender for a complete, indivisible endoscopy capsule system (endokapslid) for small-bowel examinations, including recording, data-export and battery-charging equipment provided free of charge, valued up to €250k ex-VAT and awarded 100% on lowest total price (mandatory Excel cost form required).

The Põhja-Eesti Regionaalhaigla seeks a single, turnkey supplier (no lotting allowed) to provide endoscopy capsules for small-bowel examinations plus free use of recording, data-export and battery-charging equipment under a €250k framework, so bidders must prove they can deliver the full interoperable diagnostic system and will be excluded if they cannot submit the required ESPD and meet any unpublished qualification criteria.

This is a mandatory-procurement framework agreement (up to €250k) for supplying endoscopy capsules for small-bowel examinations, including free loan of recording devices, data-export software and battery chargers; bidders must therefore be able to deliver a complete, interoperable diagnostic system—no partial bids allowed.

This draft “equipment free-use agreement” merely sets out the legal framework under which the hospital will receive four complete capsule-endoscopy sets on loan for 24 months, with the supplier bearing all capital, training, delivery, maintenance and re-delivery costs while the hospital covers only in-use consumables—hence bidders must be prepared to supply, install and maintain the integrated system at zero lease cost within the €250k framework contract.