First Aid consumables, Pharmaceuticals
Metropolitan Police ServiceEstimated Value
Up to £8,266,666
Deadline
7 July 2017
Published
7 December 2018
Type
goods
Overview
The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), as the contracting authority, led a tender for the supply and delivery of First Aid and Pharmaceuticals, Emergency Life Support & Training Equipment and Associated Products and medical gasses to multiple locations throughout the United Kingdom (UK). Authorities eligible to call off from this framework include the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), elected local policing bodies, other police authorities for UK police forces and the Fire and Rescue Service. The requirement is divided into the following Lots (The total estimated framework spend is £8,266,666 (the MPS total award value is £6.27m across all three lots)):- Lot 1. - First Aid Consumables, Emergency Life Support and Training Equipment - Estimated spend £6,266,666 (MPS award value - £5,57m) Lot 2. - Pharmaceuticals - Estimated spend £1,000,000 (MPS award value - £200k) Lot 3. - Compressed Medical Gases - Estimated spend £1,000,000 (MPS - £500k)
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METROPOLITAN POLICE SERVICEKey Dates
Published
7 December 2018
Submission deadline
7 July 2017
Notice type
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