Opportunity
CanadaBuys #20176139
NEPTUNE biological fluid management system for Verdun Hospital
Posted
October 13, 2026
Respond By
October 31, 2026
Identifier
20176139
NAICS
423450
Santé Québec is seeking a NEPTUNE biological fluid management system for the operating room at Verdun Hospital. - Government buyer: Santé Québec – Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal Universitaire; end user: Verdun Hospital’s operating room. - Named product: NEPTUNE all-in-one biological fluid management system. The notice does not separately identify its manufacturer or another vendor. - Requested equipment: One system is described, comprising mobile suction equipment and a docking station; the notice provides no quantity or part number. - Key functions and requirements: Collect and suction surgical fluids, then discharge them to the sanitary sewer without treatment. The system must operate as an automated closed circuit with hands-free drainage, constant adjustable suction, multiple suction ports and lines, compatible interchangeable supplies and accessories, alarms, and overflow protection. - Additional requirements: 120 V operation, secure remote network access, and a smoke evacuator included at no additional cost. Equipment must be new and current-generation, meet applicable Health Canada licensing and Canadian electrical safety requirements, and be manufactured under ISO 13485. - Contract scope: Firm five-year consumables contract; specific start and end dates are not stated.
Description
The procurement is for an all-in-one system of drainage stations and biological waste management devices, provided on consignment for the operating room at Verdun Hospital to collect biological fluids during surgeries. The system must aspirate and evacuate fluids to the sanitary sewer without treatment, reduce staff exposure and handling risks, and reduce harmful biological waste requiring traditional disposal. The buyer intends to enter into a firm five-year consumables contract; the proposed equipment must meet specified Health Canada licensing, Canadian safety, and ISO 13485 requirements. Technical requirements include automated closed-circuit operation, hands-free drainage, multiple suction ports and lines, alarms and overflow protection, 120 V operation, secure remote access, and a smoke evacuator at no additional cost.