Germany – Medical equipment – 2 x Combined Phaco-Vitrectomy Systems

Opportunity description

The Department of Ophthalmology at Halle University Medicine covers the entire surgical spectrum of possible eye diseases. In particular, it has a unique selling point in the areas of corneal transplantation, retinal surgery, trauma care, lacrimal duct and orbital surgery, and the care of tumor and uveitis patients. As a supraregional trauma center and corneal transplantation center (Central German Cornea Bank), aniridia center, and retinal center, the Department of Ophthalmology is already known and sought after throughout Germany. Approximately 19,000 eye patients are treated at the site annually, including 6,500 surgically and 3,500 as inpatients. For procedures on the anterior segment of the eye (cataract/phacoemulsification), for anterior vitrectomy, and for procedures on the posterior segment of the eye, including posterior vitrectomy and combinations thereof, Halle University Medicine uses two combined phaco-vitrectomy systems classified as needing replacement. To maintain adequate surgical care at a university level, the procurement of two combined phaco-vitrectomy systems is therefore intended as part of this Open Procedure. Since the University Department of Ophthalmology is seeking to expand operating-room capacity at its main site on Ernst-Grube-Straße and at the Saaleklinik site, the potential subsequent commissioning of additional systems within 24 months is optionally taken into account. Since the use of the systems requires the use of consumables, these are also part of the monetary bid evaluation. For a comprehensive assessment of life-cycle costs, determining the costs of a complication-free cataract operation, a complication-free vitrectomy, and a complication-free combined procedure forms part of this procurement. To ensure long-term security of supply, a 48-month framework agreement for the supply of the required consumables will be concluded upon award of the contract. Furthermore, the costs of any potential services are requested for informational purposes in the specifications. The contractor reserves the right to conclude a separate service agreement following this procedure. However, there is no obligation on the contracting authority to do so. Procedure: open. Review the original TED notice for the complete requirement, lots, amendments and attachments.