Awarded contract

DR600 Imaging System Maintenance Contract 2026-2029

Awarded
£43.6k
Published 15 Jul 2026

Three-year maintenance contract providing comprehensive Platinum-level critical response coverage for a DR600 imaging system and associated components.

United Kingdom· Yorkshire and the HumberPublished 15 Jul 2026· 4 weeks agoFind a Tender

Decision brief

4 fields
  • Contract value
    £43,628
    Pounds sterling
  • Closing date
    Rolling
    No closing date published
  • Sector
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  • Location
    United Kingdom
    Yorkshire and the Humber

Suppliers

1 supplier

Lifecycle

Awarded

Contract awarded. Originally published 4 weeks ago.

15 July 2026
Awarded — no open tender advertised

Brief

This is a maintenance service contract for a DR600 fully automatic imaging system located at SCH. The contract covers three key components: the DR600 fully automatic system (Machine Ref: GB202284824, Serial No. 1031), an NX8900 HP5800 RAID 1 PC workstation (Machine Ref: GB202284848, Serial No. CZC03594V2), and a DX-D 40C Detector Set (Serial No. V5DAEV602). The service includes Platinum Full Critical Response Cover, ensuring comprehensive maintenance and rapid response support for all system components throughout the 2026-2029 contract period. Suppliers should be prepared to provide preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, parts replacement, and technical support to minimize system downtime.

Track record

5 awards · 4 winners
Open field

No single supplier dominates the field.

In facilities management, Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust has awarded 5 contracts to 4 suppliers.

Who wins here
  1. Stryker UK Ltd2× · 40%
  2. BAYER PLC1× · 20%

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