The Trust is looking for a provider to assist with the migration of data from the Clinisys Winpath system into a agnostic system that will allow for future interrogation of that data. Any system offered must be able to accept structured data from other non-pathology systems.
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-266703
The Trust is looking for a provider to assist with the migration of data from the Clinisys Winpath system into a agnostic system that will allow for future interrogation of that data. Any system offered must be able to accept structured data from other non-pathology systems.
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Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-266387
The trust is looking to purchase 850 scrub sets in large, medium and small in hospital blue. No other colours will be considered
Total of 2550 sets in total.
Samples will be required as part of this process and can be returned to the bidder if requested after the process has been completed
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Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-234512
Laundering and splash proof protecting of reusable hospital gowns.
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Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-387032
The Royal Papworth Hospital are seeking to place a contract for the Laundering, light repairing and splashproof treatment of their non-sterile gowns. These gowns are critical to keep staff and Patients safe, used throughout the hospital in various wards. We launder and treat around 2300 to 2800 gowns a week. The logistics of moving, delivering and packaging the gowns is to be included within this agreement. We anticipate this contract to be for 3 years with two, 12-month options to extend.<br/>1) Requirements<br/>a) The supplier shall provide all management, labour, materials, tools, equipment, and transportation to ensure the laundering and protective coating are provided to all gowns.<br/>b) The supplier shall be responsible for the collection and delivery of the gown, as well as the return of gowns that are beyond repair. If any gowns are lost or damaged during the supplier’s performance, repair or replacement shall be rendered at the expense of the supplier.<br/>c) The supplier assumes liability for any and all property entrusted to them during the laundering process and shall be obligated to protect this property until transferred back to the hospital. The supplier must hold the correct liability insurance.<br/>d) The supplier shall plan for, collect, and process the estimated gown quantities as advised in this specification while meeting the collection and delivery requirements.<br/>e) The cleaning requirements are explained in detail throughout this document.<br/>f) The supplier shall have a suitable laundry facility with both a clean and sanitary laundry area. The supplier shall maintain separate areas for contaminated area and cleaning area.<br/>g) The supplier shall allow annual site audits with no prior warning to support the Authorities requirements with regards to Modern Slavery.<br/><br/>2) Collection and Delivery<br/>The supplier shall collect and deliver the gowns twice every week on the same day at a time agreed upon contract in the morning only. The supplier will need to use an access key to collect the gowns from the hospital and deliver the laundered gowns. An access key will be provided at the start of the contract. During peak periods additional collections and deliveries may be required this will be requested by the hospital only when required. Due to the size of our yard, we have some restrictions for larger lorries, we are restricted to 18 Tonners, fixed bodied.<br/><br/>Collection will be from:<br/>Papworth Hospital, Papworth Road, Trumpington, Cambridge, CB20AY.<br/><br/>The supplier is required to ensure the continual service and maintenance of their fleet through regular inspections, timely repairs, adherence to safety and operational guidelines to maintain the established standard and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-77990
The Royal Papworth Hospital are seeking to place a contract for the Laundering, light repairing and splashproof treatment of their non-sterile gowns. These gowns are critical to keep staff and Patients safe, used throughout the hospital in various wards. We launder and treat around 2300 to 2800 gowns a week. The logistics of moving, delivering and packaging the gowns is to be included within this agreement. We anticipate this contract to be for 3 years with two, 12-month options to extend.<br/>1) Requirements <br/>a) The supplier shall provide all management, labour, materials, tools, equipment, and transportation to ensure the laundering and protective coating are provided to all gowns. <br/>b) The supplier shall be responsible for the collection and delivery of the gown, as well as the return of gowns that are beyond repair. If any gowns are lost or damaged during the supplier’s performance, repair or replacement shall be rendered at the expense of the supplier.<br/>c) The supplier assumes liability for any and all property entrusted to them during the laundering process and shall be obligated to protect this property until transferred back to the hospital. The supplier must hold the correct liability insurance.<br/>d) The supplier shall plan for, collect, and process the estimated gown quantities as advised in this specification while meeting the collection and delivery requirements.<br/>e) The cleaning requirements are explained in detail throughout this document.<br/>f) The supplier shall have a suitable laundry facility with both a clean and sanitary laundry area. The supplier shall maintain separate areas for contaminated area and cleaning area.<br/>g) The supplier shall allow annual site audits with no prior warning to support the Authorities requirements with regards to Modern Slavery.<br/> <br/>2) Collection and Delivery<br/>The supplier shall collect and deliver the gowns twice every week on the same day at a time agreed upon contract in the morning only. The supplier will need to use an access key to collect the gowns from the hospital and deliver the laundered gowns. An access key will be provided at the start of the contract. During peak periods additional collections and deliveries may be required this will be requested by the hospital only when required. Due to the size of our yard, we have some restrictions for larger lorries, we are restricted to 18 Tonners, fixed bodied. <br/><br/>Collection will be from:<br/>Papworth Hospital, Papworth Road, Trumpington, Cambridge, CB20AY.<br/><br/>The supplier is required to ensure the continual service and maintenance of their fleet through regular inspections, timely repairs, adherence to safety and operational guidelines to maintain the established standard and compliance with regulatory requirements.<br/><br/>3) Performance<br/>The below KPI’s help to monitor the services efficiency, reliability and quality, which are crucial to a successful service delivery.<br/>Turnaround time: The average time taken from when the laundry is picked up to when it is delivered back. Measuring the efficiency and speed of the laundering service, ensuring timely availability of the reusable gowns.
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-78060
The requirements for the provision of a comprehensive printing services and the use of an online portal design uploads and order placements. The project involves the production of a variety of leaflets in different sizes, page counts, colour/mono printing and designs. The Trust’s goal is to have a streamlined cost-effective solution for producing and delivering customised products on an as needed basis. This service will enable the Trust to create, print and receive products such as printed leaflets, consent forms and booklets ensuring high quality, timely delivery and an easy-to-use online interface that works online compatibly with our current system.
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-70950
This specification outlines the requirements for the provision of a comprehensive printing services and the use of an online portal design uploads and order placements. The project involves the production of a variety of leaflets in different sizes, page counts, colour/mono printing and designs. The Trust's goal is to have a streamlined cost-effective solution for producing and delivering customised products on an as needed basis. This service will enable the Trust to create, print and receive products such as printed leaflets, consent forms and booklets ensuring high quality, timely delivery and an easy-to-use online interface that works online compatibly with our current system.
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Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-378232
1.7 Papworth Hospital has a requirement for a replacement Polysomnography system in the hospital facility that must be installed and functional by April 1st 2025
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-67511
Papworth Hospital has a requirement for a replacement Polysomnography system in the hospital facility that must be installed and functional by April 1st 2025
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-67359
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is one of the largest specialist cardiothoracic (heart and lung) hospitals in Europe and includes the country's main heart and lung transplant centre. The Hospital has an extraordinary commitment to delivering the highest levels of clinical quality and providing the best possible standards of personalised care to its patients. Royal Papworth Hospital has the largest respiratory support and sleep centre (RSSC) in the UK. To meet the increasing demands for its services and to remain at the forefront of cardiothoracic services in the UK and beyond. Royal Papworth Hospital has a requirement for a new Polysomnography system in the hospital facility.
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Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-371042
1) Introduction <br/>The Royal Papworth Hospital are seeking to place a contract for the Laundering, light repairing and splashproof treatment of their non-sterile gowns. These gowns are critical to keep staff and Patients safe, used throughout the hospital in various wards. We launder and treat an average of around 2400 gowns a week. The logistics of moving, delivering and packaging the gowns is to be included within this agreement. We anticipate this contract to be for three years with two, twelve-month options to extend. <br/><br/>2) Requirements <br/>a) The supplier shall provide all management, labour, materials, tools, equipment, and transportation to ensure the laundering and protective coating are provided to all gowns. <br/>b) The supplier shall be responsible for the collection and delivery of the gown, as well as the return of gowns that are beyond repair. If any gowns are lost or damaged during the supplier’s performance, repair or replacement shall be rendered at the expense of the supplier.<br/>c) The supplier assumes liability for any and all property entrusted to them during the laundering process and shall be obligated to protect this property until transferred back to the hospital. The supplier must hold the correct liability insurance.<br/>d) The supplier shall plan for, collect, and process the estimated gown quantities as advised in this specification while meeting the collection and delivery requirements.<br/>e) The cleaning requirements are explained in detail throughout this document.<br/>f) The supplier shall provide red dissolvable laundry bags.<br/>g) The supplier shall provide cages to move both clean and soiled laundry.<br/>h) The supplier shall have a suitable laundry facility with both a clean and sanitary laundry area. The supplier shall maintain separate areas for contaminated area and cleaning area.<br/>i) The supplier shall allow annual site audits with no prior warning to support the Trusts requirements with regards to Modern Slavery.<br/><br/>3) Infection Control Requirements.<br/><br/>a) The supplier must comply, where applicable, with the following standards:<br/>• National Infection Prevention and Control Manual for England (NIPCM)<br/>• Health & Social Care Act 2008<br/>• Department of Health guidance HTM01-04.<br/>b) Contaminated gowns will be placed in a red soluble bag, which identifies the item as soiled. The entire bag should then be washed. With the bags dissolving during the wash. <br/>c) Cages used for transporting soiled gowns must be wiped down after each use.<br/>d) The washing process must include a disinfection cycle. This cycle should maintain a load temperature of either 65ºC for no less than 10 minutes or 71ºC for no less than 3 minutes if thermal disinfection is used.<br/>e) The supplier must be open to allowing ad hoc audits as requested by the trust.<br/>f) All machines used in the laundering and splash-proofing process must be fit for purpose.<br/>g) Gowns must be returned in clean, packets of 10 Gowns. <br/>Red soluble bags must be provided 300 bags on Mondays, 100 bags on Wednesday and 300 bags on Fridays. During the implementation of the contract these bags will need to be provided sooner to allow for the handover period.
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-31847
1) Introduction <br/>The Royal Papworth Hospital are seeking to place a contract for the Laundering, light repairing and splashproof treatment of their non-sterile gowns. These gowns are critical to keep staff and Patients safe, used throughout the hospital in various wards. We launder and treat an average of around 2400 gowns a week. The logistics of moving, delivering and packaging the gowns is to be included within this agreement. We anticipate this contract to be for three years with two, twelve-month options to extend. <br/><br/>2) Requirements <br/>a) The supplier shall provide all management, labour, materials, tools, equipment, and transportation to ensure the laundering and protective coating are provided to all gowns. <br/>b) The supplier shall be responsible for the collection and delivery of the gown, as well as the return of gowns that are beyond repair. If any gowns are lost or damaged during the supplier’s performance, repair or replacement shall be rendered at the expense of the supplier.<br/>c) The supplier assumes liability for any and all property entrusted to them during the laundering process and shall be obligated to protect this property until transferred back to the hospital. The supplier must hold the correct liability insurance.<br/>d) The supplier shall plan for, collect, and process the estimated gown quantities as advised in this specification while meeting the collection and delivery requirements.<br/>e) The cleaning requirements are explained in detail throughout this document.<br/>f) The supplier shall provide red dissolvable laundry bags.<br/>g) The supplier shall provide cages to move both clean and soiled laundry.<br/>h) The supplier shall have a suitable laundry facility with both a clean and sanitary laundry area. The supplier shall maintain separate areas for contaminated area and cleaning area.<br/>i) The supplier shall allow annual site audits with no prior warning to support the Trusts requirements with regards to Modern Slavery.<br/><br/>3) Infection Control Requirements.<br/><br/>a) The supplier must comply, where applicable, with the following standards:<br/>• National Infection Prevention and Control Manual for England (NIPCM)<br/>• Health & Social Care Act 2008<br/>• Department of Health guidance HTM01-04.<br/>b) Contaminated gowns will be placed in a red soluble bag, which identifies the item as soiled. The entire bag should then be washed. With the bags dissolving during the wash. <br/>c) Cages used for transporting soiled gowns must be wiped down after each use.<br/>d) The washing process must include a disinfection cycle. This cycle should maintain a load temperature of either 65ºC for no less than 10 minutes or 71ºC for no less than 3 minutes if thermal disinfection is used.<br/>e) The supplier must be open to allowing ad hoc audits as requested by the trust.<br/>f) All machines used in the laundering and splash-proofing process must be fit for purpose.<br/>g) Gowns must be returned in clean, packets of 10 Gowns. <br/>Red soluble bags must be provided 300 bags on Mondays, 100 bags on Wednesday and 300 bags on Fridays. During the implementation of the contract these bags will need to be provided sooner to allow for the handover period.
Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation TrustWAC-31910