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Sole-Source Procurement of Medtronic Neuro-Intervention Devices for CHU de Québec-Université Laval

Santé Québec CHU de Québec-Université Laval is seeking to enter into a sole-source contract with Medtronic Canada ULC for neuro-intervention medical devices. - Government Buyer: - Santé Québec CHU de Québec-Université Laval - OEM Highlight: - Medtronic Canada ULC is the sole Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specified - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive range of neuro-radiology devices, including: - Embolization coils for aneurysms and non-aneurysm use - Neuro-interventional microguides - Microcatheters (for embolization with DMSO-compatible agents, with coils or stents, for flow diverters) - Distal access catheters (with and without balloons, with mounting capability) - Non-detachable mechanical thrombectomy systems - Embolization systems for flow diverters - Embolization liquids - Single-lumen angioplasty balloons - Support tuteurs for aneurysm embolization - Notable Requirements: - All devices must be homologated by Santé Canada - Supplier must hold a valid Santé Canada establishment license - 24/7 support and clinical assistance required - Rapid delivery: 3 days for standard orders, 24 hours for urgent orders - Price stability throughout contract - Ability to provide trial products and add new products during contract - Contract Duration: - 36 months - Purpose: - Ensure access to a full set of recognized neuro-intervention technologies for optimal patient care

Description

Santé Québec CHU de Québec-Université Laval intends to enter into a sole-source contract exceeding the public tender threshold with Medtronic Canada ULC for neuro-intervention supplies. The contract duration is 36 months and includes multiple lots such as embolization coils, microcatheters, and thrombectomy systems. Devices must be homologated by Santé Canada, and the supplier must provide 24/7 support and clinical assistance with delivery timelines of 3 days for standard orders and 24 hours for urgent orders. The procurement aims to ensure access to a complete set of recognized technologies for optimal patient care in neuro-radiology.

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