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NHS Humber Health Partnership - Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust "Client" is looking to contract for the provision of a fully comprehensive service to ensure their equipment is kept in a safe and reliable working order and operating with optimum efficiency. The winning contractor must provide the service in accordance with the original equipment manufacturers (OEM) recommendations and the requirements set out in this Technical Specification. This includes, but not limited to the following: • Service visits • Reactive call outs • ALL parts The Client has five principal requirements: 1. To maximise the life expectancy of the components which make up the lifts. 2. To ensure the continued safety of the lifts. 3. To ensure reliable operation of the lifts. 4. To preserve ride quality and performance on lifts. 5. To maintain cleanliness in all areas inaccessible to non- lift industry trained staff i.e., lift shafts, pits, car tops and machine rooms. Mandatory Site visits In line with the details explained in the Technical specification site visits/lift inspections will take place on between - 24th August and 23rd September 2026. Attendance at the site visit is mandatory. Bidders must confirm their attendance and availability to Procurement Services - Lifecycle at the earliest opportunity. Further details regarding the date, time and reporting location will be provided in due course. Tenderers are required to undertake the site inspection prior to submitting their tender, as the information obtained may be necessary to inform their bid. Full details of the site visit requirements are contained within the accompanying Technical Specification. To ensure equal, transparent and fair treatment, please direct all questions to Procurement Services - Lifecycle after your visits so all information can be shared with all Bidders involved in the process.

Humber Health Partnership is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the future procurement of a fully managed haemodialysis service across the Humber and North Yorkshire Procurement Collaborative. The current contract expires on 31 March 2027, and the Collaborative intends to commence a full tender process by September 2026, using an approved Framework Agreement as the proposed procurement route. The procurement shall be undertaken as a group arrangement covering Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, and relevant satellite sites across York and Scarborough. Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is expected to act as the host organisation for the contract. Through this engagement, the Collaborative is seeking supplier input on the provision of a safe, resilient and innovative managed service covering main acute hospital sites, satellite units, inpatient dialysis and home haemodialysis. The service is expected to include appropriate staffing models, equipment provision, servicing and maintenance, digital and data management, performance reporting, patient outcomes and opportunities for innovation.