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Announced07/09/2026
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Today09/10/2026
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Estimated published20/10/2026
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Skiagraphic X-ray equipment including full service
The subject-matter of the public contract is the gradual delivery of 3 pieces of X-ray equipment, including accessories and related technologies (hereinafter also referred to as ‘apparatus’, ‘goods’, ‘medical device(s)/aids’ or ‘ZP’), the provision of warranty activities for the contracting authority’s Radiology Clinic, namely for the Pavilion of Internal Fields (hereinafter also referred to as ‘PIO’) and the Pavilion of the Academician Bedrna (hereinafter also referred to as ‘MCHO’), on the basis of a purchase contract, under the conditions laid down in the tender documentation. The subject-matter of this contract also includes: • Provision of post-warranty full service of individual goods for an indefinite period, on the basis of a service contract, under the conditions set out in the tender documentation. • Successive dismantling and take-back of the renewed equipment (3 x-ray skiagraphic sets incl. accessories) of the contracting authority, on the basis of a contract for work for dismantling and take-back, under the conditions laid down in the tender documentation. by 1 pc on the central X-ray unit (building 2) – X-ray apparatus GMM incl. accessories from 2003. by 1 pc on the PIO unit (building 10) – in the SKELET examination room it is the TOPLIFT X-ray unit (VN generator CPI INDICO 100, X-ray unit Varian, …) incl. accessories from 2016. by 1 pc on the PIO unit (building 10) – in the PLAYER examination room it is the TOPLIFT X-ray unit (VN generator CPI INDICO 100, X-ray unit Varian, …) incl. accessories from 2016. • Provision of defined building modifications for individual pieces of goods (2 pieces for PIO), on the basis of a works contract for building modifications, under the conditions set out in the tender documentation. The goods offered must be placed on the market in accordance with the applicable legislation, i.e. Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the European Parliament and of the Council (or Regulation (EU) 2017/746 of the European Parliament and of the Council), or in accordance with the relevant transitional provisions of these Regulations and Act No 375/2022 on in vitro medical and diagnostic medical devices, as amended. New, unused and unrefurbished goods must be delivered, with a guarantee of at least 24 months. The tender submitted (and therefore also the tender price) must include the delivery, moving in, putting the goods into service, connecting to the contracting authority’s data network with data transmission via the DICOM standard, performing installation calibration/validation, acceptance tests, assembly/installation and instruction/training of personnel pursuant to Act No 375/2022 on medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices – hereinafter also referred to as ‘medical devices’. If, for any reason and in any way, the manufacturer has limited the life of the goods offered, this limitation shall not be less than 120 months from their putting into service and handing over to the contracting authority. Goods must be free from defects of fact and law. The subject-matter of the public contract must meet all the requirements imposed on it by the legal regulations of the Czech Republic, as well as the requirements specified in the tender documentation.
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