Total Surgical Instruments Solutions

The scope of Lot 1 - Single use Surgical instruments intended for use in a wide range of medical and surgical procedures including cutting, scratching, scraping, clamping, retracting, clipping or similar procedures, without connection to any active medical device. Product lines in this Lot are intended to be disposed of after use and must be clearly marked as such on the product and the primary packaging to inform the user single use surgical instrument are not intended for repeat autoclaving/sterilisation. Lot 1 comprises of the following Sub Lots: 1. Lot 1 Sub Lot 1 Single Use Scissors 2. Lot 1 Sub Lot 2 Single Use Forceps 3. Lot 1 Sub Lot 3 Single Use Punch Biopsy 4. Lot 1 Sub Lot 4 Single Use Instrument Sets 5. Lot 1 Sub Lot 5 Single Use Retractors 6. Lot 1 Sub Lot 6 Single Use Suction Tubes 7. Lot 1 Sub Lot 7 Single Use Speculums 8. Lot 1 Sub Lot 8 Single Use Cartridge Syringes 9. Lot 1 Sub Lot 9 Single Use Miscellaneous Instruments

The scope of Lot 2 - Reusable surgical instruments intended for use in a wide range of medical and surgical procedures including cutting, scratching, scraping, clamping, retracting, clipping or similar procedures, without connection to any active medical device and which can be reused after decontamination and sterilisation procedures have been carried out. Lot 2 comprises of the following Sub Lots: 1. Lot 2 Sub Lot 1 Reusable Scissors 2. Lot 2 Sub Lot 2 Reusable Forceps 3. Lot 2 Sub Lot 3 Reusable Needle Holders 4. Lot 2 Sub Lot 4 Reusable Retractors 5. Lot 2 Sub Lot 5 Reusable Trays and Baskets 6. Lot 2 Sub Lot 6 Reusable Speculums 7. Lot 2 Sub Lot 7 Reusable Ring Cutters 8. Lot 2 Sub Lot 8 Reusable Clamps 9. Lot 2 Sub Lot 9 Reusable Hooks 10. Lot 2 Sub Lot 10 Reusable Miscellaneous Instruments

The scope of Lot 3 - Scalpel blades within this lot can include but shall not be limited to: Scalpel blades Scalpel handles to fit the blades Disposable scalpels Blade removers

The scope of Lot 4 - Managed service provider (MSP) - that facilitates an end-to end-service, access to new technology, innovation, supply chain management and continuous improvement expertise with the overall objective to minimise the risk of exposure to potential increased costs and for Participating authorities to gain access to service improvements, enhanced patient care and contractual & administrative benefits as part of the offer backed by contractual key performance indicators and ongoing contract management.

The scope for Lot 5 - The repair, refurbishment, and maintenance of surgical instruments. The scope of instruments that will require repair, refurbishment and maintenance is wide ranging and are reusable instruments (detailed in lot 2) intended for medical and surgical procedures including cutting, scratching, scraping, clamping, retracting, clipping or similar procedures.

The scope of Lot 6 - The reprocessing surgical instruments starting from post procedure to manual cleaning and finally automated cleaning using a washer/disinfector or ultrasonic cleaners. To ensure consistent quality outcomes for patients, the cleaning process requires consistency and standardisation. Lot 6 comprises of the following Sub Lots: 1. Lot 6 Sub Lot 1 Decontamination & Sterilisation Services 2. Lot 6 Sub Lot 2 Decontamination Services 3. Lot 6 Sub Lot 3 Sterilisation Services

The scope of Lot 7 - The sustainable and compliant route for the recycling of metal surgical instruments encompassing the collection, transportation, segregation, treatment, disposal and trading of the resultant appropriately treated scrap metal waste. There are multiple categories/types of metal devices that are disposed of throughout a healthcare setting and these can be spread across many departments within that setting. In some situations, these devices and items are manufactured from, or contain, valuable metals that can be recovered for potential revenue generating opportunities through appropriate collaboration with specialist healthcare waste management companies.