High-Complexity Medical Imaging & Radiotherapy Equipment Supply
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This subcontract, managed by Kent County Council Procurement Services, involves the supply and installation of high-complexity medical imaging and radiotherapy equipment for financial lessors supporting NHS organization projects. The scope of work covers the delivery, installation, and commissioning of specialized diagnostic and treatment machinery, including MRI and CT scanners, nuclear medicine equipment, radiotherapy systems, angiography, fluoroscopy, contrast injectors, and lithotripters. The solicitation was posted on October 21, 2026, with a response deadline set for November 20, 2026. Operating under NAICS code 339112, the contract ensures that critical medical infrastructure is fully operational and commissioned to meet the rigorous standards required for healthcare delivery within the NHS.
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