Objectives

The primary objective of this tender is to procure 50 Eye Wash Stations for Dr Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Memorial Hospital to ensure occupational health and safety, infection prevention, and control standards are met within the healthcare facility.

Scope

The scope includes the supply of 50 mountable metal eye wash stations, each comprising a metal box with two eye wash bottles, nozzles, and saline solution. The procurement covers all related technical specifications, quality standards, and delivery requirements as detailed in the specifications annexed to the tender.

Technical Requirements

• The eye wash station must be a mountable metal box with 2 eye wash bottles, nozzles, and saline solution.
• The product must comply with healthcare quality and safety standards.
• The item should be packaged to withstand transit and storage conditions.
• Samples must be available for inspection and must meet the detailed specifications provided.
• The product must be compliant with SABS or SANS standards and approved by relevant authorities.
• Delivery must be made to Dr Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Memorial Hospital, 310 Bhejane Street, Kwamashu, within the agreed timeframe.

Skills and Qualification Requirements

• Bidder must demonstrate capacity to deliver the specified quantity of eye wash stations, evidenced by previous orders and delivery notes or proof of financial capability (minimum 40% of the quote value).
• Bidder must provide proof of compliance with relevant health and safety standards, including valid licenses issued by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) for manufacturing or distributing medical devices.
• Bidder must complete all mandatory forms and disclosures, including the Bidder’s Disclosure (SBD4), Preference Points Claim Form, and relevant declaration documents.
• Bidder should have experience in supplying healthcare safety equipment and demonstrate understanding of technical specifications and quality standards.
• Samples submitted must meet the detailed specifications and be approved by the designated safety and infection control officers.