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Wheelchair and Rollator Parts Supplier

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This subcontract, managed by Healthcare Materials Management Services (HMMS), establishes a partnership for the supply of individual components and replacement parts for mobility fleet projects at the Parkwood Institute (SJHC). The scope of work involves sourcing essential hardware including casters, cushions, batteries, motors, brakes, and frames. These parts must be compatible with powerchairs, Type 5 tilt chairs, and Type 3 manual chairs, while strictly adhering to manufacturer specifications and the facility's established standard of care. The selected supplier is responsible for the delivery of these replacement parts directly to the facility in Canada. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 30, 2026. This procurement falls under NAICS code 423450 and is designed to support prime contractors in maintaining the operational integrity of the institute's mobility equipment.

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HMMS seeks a supplier for mobility fleet replacement parts at Parkwood Institute, Canada.

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HMMS04662 Wheelchair Parts Components and Service

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AgencyHealthcare Materials Management Services (HMMS)
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Supplies individual components and replacement parts for prime contractors on Parkwood Institute (SJHC) mobility fleet projects. Sources casters, cushions, batteries, motors, brakes, and frames compatible with powerchairs, Type 5 tilt chairs, and Type 3 manual chairs. Parts must meet manufacturer specifications and the facility's standard of care. Delivers replacement parts to the facility.

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