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Asset Tracking and Labeling Provider

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Healthcare Materials Management Services (HMMS) is seeking a subcontract provider to supply and implement a specialized labeling and inventory tracking system for prime contractors working on Parkwood Institute (SJHC) projects in Canada. The selected provider must deliver medical-grade labels capable of resisting harsh cleaning agents and establish a functional tracking portal that enables clinicians to flag urgent repairs. The scope of work requires the provider to integrate their tracking and flagging system seamlessly with the prime contractor's existing service model and portal solution. The final deliverables include a fully labeled inventory and a fully operational tracking system. Interested parties must respond by November 30, 2026.

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Supplies and implements a labeling and inventory tracking system for prime contractors on Parkwood Institute (SJHC) projects. Provides medical-grade labels resistant to cleaning agents and a tracking portal allowing clinicians to flag urgent repairs. Requires integration with the prime's service model and portal solution. Delivers a fully labeled inventory and a functional tracking/flagging system.

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