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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 5, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Acquisition d'un moniteur d'intégrité des nerfs intra-opératoire

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20150383International

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Le CHU Ste-Justine sollicite en gré à gré l’acquisition d’un appareil de monitorage de l’intégrité des nerfs intra-opératoire, accompagné d’un contrat de service de cinq ans pour l’entretien complet de l’équipement et d’un contrat de consommables sur la même durée. Ce dispositif est essentiel dans les interventions chirurgicales, notamment en ORL, neurochirurgie et rachidiennes, où la surveillance en temps réel du système nerveux — cerveau, moelle épinière et nerfs périphériques — permet de détecter immédiatement toute altération fonctionnelle, réduisant ainsi de manière significative le risque de lésions nerveuses permanentes. La rétroaction instantanée fournie par le système permet à l’équipe chirurgicale d’ajuster rapidement les gestes opératoires pour préserver l’intégrité des structures nerveuses critiques. La soumission doit être déposée avant le 20 juin 2026, avec un appel d’offres publié le 5 juin 2026 sous le numéro 20150383, et le point de contact principal pour toute question est Jean-Jacques Ningabire, autorité contractuelle au CHU Ste-Justine à Montréal.

General Info

Acquisition of intraoperative nerve monitoring device with five-year service and consumables contracts.

Agency

Government of Canada → CHU Ste-Justine

NAICS

339112 - Surgical and Medical Instrument ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Montréal, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → CHU Ste-Justine
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Government of Canada → CHU Ste-Justine
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Ningabire Jean-JacquesContracting Authority

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Le CHUSJ souhaite attribuer, en gré à gré, un contrat d’acquisition d’un appareil de monitorage de l’intégrité des nerfs, d’un contrat de service d’une durée de 5 ans pour l’entretien complet de l’équipement, ainsi que d’un contrat de consommables sur 5 ans. Les systèmes de monitorage de l’intégrité des nerfs en chirurgie constituent aujourd’hui un standard de sécurité incontournable dans de nombreuses spécialités chirurgicales. Ils permettent la surveillance continue et en temps réel de l’intégrité fonctionnelle du système nerveux, incluant le cerveau, la moelle épinière et les nerfs périphériques durant l’intervention. L’objectif principal de ces dispositifs est de réduire significativement le risque de lésions neurologiques en fournissant à l’équipe chirurgicale un retour d’information immédiat et fiable. Cette rétroaction permet d’identifier rapidement toute altération fonctionnelle et d’adapter sans délai le geste opératoire afin de préserver les structures nerveuses. Dans les chirurgies ORL, tête et cou, neurochirurgicales et rachidiennes, la préservation des nerfs est essentielle compte tenu des conséquences fonctionnelles majeures associées à leur atteinte.