Request for information: Platelet agitators and incubators

This Request for Information is not a procurement notice or invitation to tender, this is a market consultation / Request for Information. The decision on initiating a procurement process is made after the market consultation. Responding to this request for information is not a prerequisite for participation in the future procurement. Interested parties will not be prejudiced by any failure to participate in this preliminary market consultation. HUS will not charge, nor reward any costs of the market consultation. The Joint Authority of the Helsinki and Uusimaa (HUS) is preparing a procurement of a platelet agitators and compatible incubators. The supplies are needed in HUS Diagnostic Centre´s Blood Centres. There are currently nine (9) Blood Centres. The Centres locate in Finland, and more precisely, currently around Uusimaa, Kymenlaakso and South Karelia. The amount of Blood Centres may increase or decrease, and the locations may change in the future. The current estimation is that there is a need for 2-4 products annually. Platelet agitators and incubators are used to storage and provide continuous agitation for the platelet products. If you have platelet agitators and incubators in your selection and you are interested in participating the procurement procedure, we kindly ask you to answer the questions presented in the information request form. The purpose of the Request for Information is to obtain information about the current platelet agitators and incubators available on the market to carry out the procurement procedure in an appropriate manner. The aim of this market consultation is also to see if there are possible candidates who are able to provide the products which are needed by HUS. RESPONSES TO THE REQUEST FOR INFORMATION HUS kindly asks the interested companies to participate in the market consultation by answering the questions which can be found in the request form in: https://tarjouspalvelu.fi/UX/TP/SiirryTarjouspyyntoon?p=51&tpId=505155 Responses are requested to be submitted by 3rd of May at 12.00 (UTC +2).