Who won: RtCS - Fluid Management system and Omni Scopes in Women's Health

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The Authority required the replacement of ageing hysteroscopy stack and fluid management equipment at Denmark Hill and Orpington Hospital, which is over ten years old and partly no longer supported by the manufacturer, with equipment that standardises with the Trust's existing Hologic hysteroscopy systems, to reduce the risk of technical failure and disruption to patient care and service delivery. This was procured directly via the NHS Supply Chain National Framework Agreement for Minimally Invasive Surgery (reference 2020/S 170-412525) and is a one-off capital equipment purchase.

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