Croydon Council
Community Equipment Service, 28 Boulogne Road
Croydon
CR0 2QT
Mr Dardan Ljubishtani
+44 2086648860270
Dardan.Ljubishtani@croydon.gov.uk
http://www.croydon.gov.uk
http://www.croydon.gov.uk
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Dynamic Purchasing System Moving and Handling (DPS 6)
DN379352
Croydon Council host of the Integrated Procurement Hub (IPH) is establishing a new Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the supply of Moving and Handling Equipment. The DPS will remain open for 7 + 3 years.
The tender documents serving as Invitation to participate in the selection process to qualify for admission to the DPS will be published via the London Tenders portal. This initial stage will require current suppliers and interested potential suppliers to complete the mandatory selection questionnaire.
Selection Questionnaire (SQ) replaces the previous Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) which looks to validate statutory compliance and financial viability of individual supplier organisation.
Croydon Council may require one supplier for lots 10 to 17 at the mini-competition stage which will be done at a later date.
Standard Electric Hoist
1
A mobile electric operated mechanism, using a magnetic handset, to lift a person on/off a bed, chair, commode or toilet and lower to or lift from the floor.
120
Bariatric Electric Hoist
2
A mobile electric operated mechanism, using a magnetic handset, to lift a person on/off a bed, chair, commode or toilet and lower to or lift from the floor.
120
Electric Standing Hoist — Bedhead
3
A freestanding portable electrically operated hoist to lift service users on/off a bed. Includes emergency lowering option.
120
Portable Ceiling Track Hoist Motor
4
This is the motor part of a hoist that works with a ceiling track system allowing a safe, comfortable, transfer from one surface to another.
120
Portable Gantry and Tracking for Ceiling Track Hoist
5
A lightweight, portable, overhead hoist track system with freestanding support posts at either end.
120
Transfer Disc
6
Two overlaid disc-like fabric parts attached at the centre that allows the top part rotating over the stationary bottom part, to enable a user to turn when sitting on the device.
120
Patient Turner
7
A Rota Stand-type Turner for safe and secure assisted transfer from one seated position to another.
120
Molift-type Raiser
8
Molift-type raiser. Designed to provide a safe and effective method of helping the user to their feet from sitting and also from standing to sitting with an attendant.
120
Stand Aid
9
Electric standing/sitting aid mobile hoist designed to allow patients to be transferred or assisted from either a bed or chair whilst using a sling.
120
Universal Sling
10
The Universal Sling should be designed to support the upper body including the shoulders.
120
Sling — Standard Full Back
11
An accessory for a hoist, placed underneath and cradling a child or adult patient for lifting and transfer from one surface to another.
120
Sling Standard Deluxe
12
An accessory for a hoist, placed underneath and cradling a child or adult patient for lifting and transfer from one surface to another.
120
Sling — All Day In-situ
13
All in-Situ slings must be made of breathe-able fabric and be able to remain in place for extended periods of time without an adverse effect on a client’s skin.
120
Sling — Toileting
14
An accessory for a hoist for a child or adult to lift and transfer from one surface to toilet/commode.
120
Sling — Long Seat with Aperture
15
An accessory for a hoist, placed underneath and cradling a child or adult patient for lifting and transfer from one surface to another.
120
Sling — Stand Aid
16
An accessory for a standing aid hoist placed around the patient’s back, to cradle the torso with under-arm flanges.
120
Sling — Stand Aid, Trainsport
17
An accessory for a standing aid hoist placed around the patient’s back, to cradle the torso with under-arm flanges.
120
Handling Sling
18
The handling sling should elongate the reach of a handler and can be used to assist in positioning a person in a chair, lean a person forward to fit a sling and to help lift a leg onto the bed.
120
Slide Sheet — Mini
19
Sheet used to move or turn people on a surface, without lifting or causing friction by sliding. Sheets used as a pair sliding on each other.
120
Slide Sheet with Handles
20
Sheet used to move or turn sizable people on a surface, without lifting or causing friction by sliding. Used as a pair sliding on each other.
120
Slide Sheets with Handles — Wide
21
Sheet used to move or turn sizable people on a surface, without lifting or causing friction by sliding. Sheets must be used as a pair sliding on each other.
120
Tubular Slide Sheet — Small
22
Sheet formed as a tube, to allow it sliding across (rolling on) itself, used to move people on a surface, without lifting or causing friction by sliding.
120
Tubular Slide Sheet — Long
23
Sheet formed as a tube, to allow it sliding across (rolling on) itself, used to move people on a surface, without lifting or causing friction by sliding.
120
Tubular Slide Sheet — Wide
24
Sheet formed as a tube, to allow it to slide across itself, used to move people on a surface without lifting or causing friction by sliding.
120
Low Friction Bed Sheet — Single Fitted
25
The low friction bed sheet for a single bed to have both the following options:
Material that if used by the client lying directly on top of this layer it will facilitate movement in bed, but it has the option of an additional layer on the top for when care givers need to assist movement.
Elastic corners to enable its use on a pressure mattress — the fitted version is not suitable for a pressure mattress.
As a fitted sheet version to enable it to be used without the additional layer on top to facilitate self-transfers of a client in and around the bed. The elastic corners version will not be suitable for this.
120
Low Friction Bed Sheet — Double Flat
26
Sheet material has low friction properties when presented to any generic slide sheet placed on top of it.
120
Low Friction In-Situ Slide System — Single Fitted
27
System comprising a single bed sheet topped with a slide sheet intended for being left in-situ by being secured under the bed occupant, for it to become a readily available part of the patient moving system on a single bed.
120
Anti-Slip Sheet
28
Sliding tube with an anti-slip panel along one side to reduce the risk of the person accidentally slides off the bed. It is used to assist people to independently get in and out of bed, and also when a lifting cushion is being used with difficulty of leg lifting.
120
Repositioning Sheet
29
A bed sheet that can be attached to an overhead hoist and used to lift/move a person within a bed with minimal physical effort from another handler.
120
Pull Straps — Pair
30
A pair of straps that attach to slide sheets giving an extension to the handles, allowing the carer/handler to adopt a better posture when moving someone.
120
Handling Belt
31
Fitted around the waist of the patient, to enable a carer to assist in sitting or standing, by holding onto the belt loops rather than pulling on the person’s limbs.
120
Glide Glove
32
Glove worn by the carer in manual handling situations to ease the application of a slide sheet or a sling under the patient and to help repositioning in a chair.
120
Transfer Board
33
Bridges the gap between two seating surfaces that are at similar level to enable the user, either assisted of un-assisted, sliding across from one surface to the other.
120
Transfer Board — Curved
34
Bridges the gap between two seating surfaces that are at similar level to enable the user, either assisted of un-assisted, sliding across from one surface to the other. The curved board makes it easier to transfer with a chair that has armrests.
120
Transfer Board — Flanged
35
Bridges the gap between two seating surfaces that are at similar level to enable the user, either assisted of un-assisted, sliding across from one surface to the other. The raise flange helps negotiate and protects the user’s clothing from a wheelchair wheel.
120
Positioning Wedge
36
Wedge-shaped support piece that may be placed up against the body, to hold the body in a desired position while caring tasks are being performed.
120
2029-02-13
17:00
2019-02-13
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Croydon Community Equipment Service
London Borough of Croydon
2019-02-11