Infrastructure, including Electrical Networks and Equipment Tender, Reunion - 64361122

Procurement Summary

Country : Reunion

Summary : Infrastructure, including Electrical Networks and Equipment

Deadline : 12 Apr 2022

Other Information

Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 64361122

Document Ref. No. : AO_PIROI_2022_02

Competition : ICB

Financier : Agence Francaise De Development (AFD)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Tender Details

Tenders are invited for Infrastructure, including Electrical Networks and Equipment

It must also include:
A non-clinical area for staff: for administrative work, shift changes, meals, changing clothes, etc.
A storage area for medical and non-medical equipment, health products (medication), also enabling power supply management
An area to manage hospital water supplies, wastewater, and laundry if necessary
An area to manage infectious clinical waste
Optional: an area to temporarily receive the bodies of the deceased while awaiting burial or transfer to a mortuary

The healthcare facility is designed to respond to COVID-19, however, the structure-s modularity should also allow it to be deployed for other types of health crises if necessary, e.g. in the event of epidemics of plague or measles (recurrent in the region, especially in Madagascar), and even cholera. However, it is specified that the project does not aim to treat viral haemorrhagic fevers (VHFs) such as Ebola, Lassa, Marburg, etc.
It should be possible for the modular hospital to be integrated into an existing health system (near a main hospital, where it would reduce the strain on said hospital in the event of an epidemic).
The tenderer may propose the option of a negative pressure room for the isolation unit.

Concerning the isolation and oxygen therapy management area (for at least 8 patients). This area, reserved for patients who do not need to be admitted to intensive care, should be able to provide simple oxygen therapy to patients who will not require intensive care.
If their condition deteriorates, it should be possible to transfer them to the intensive care unit of the main hospital to which the modular structure will be attached. The main hospital, whose intensive care unit will be able to use ventilation techniques, will thus be able to reserve its intensive care capacity for the most critically ill patients.

Concerning the triage area (capacity for at least 4 patients)
Placed at the entrance, this module will receive suspected cases who arrive at the main hospital. It is an area where diagnostic tests can be carried out, and where patients can be cared for while awaiting results.

Concerning the recovery area (capacity for least 4 patients)
In order to ensure the isolation unit continues to have capacity, this area will be used to receive transferred convalescent patients who no longer need to receive oxygen.

Module organisation must ensure patients are kept separate from one another throughout treatment in the three modular areas. This will allow for better modularity according to the situation and needs.

In terms of energy, all areas must be self-sufficient in electricity. Lighting should be bright enough inside each area and nearby outside in order to guarantee good conditions for medical care as well as safety in and around the site.
A generator-based power system will be preferable given the context of Red Cross response, but the tenderer is free to suggest other solutions.
The tenderer is invited to provide a list of the electrical equipment they will supply to ensure good lighting throughout. More specifically, LED lighting will be preferred in order to limit energy consumption, and to increase visual comfort for patients (no flickering), as well as the longevity of equipment. In addition, a proposal to adjust brightness at night, if possible, will be appreciated in order to optimise patient comfort.
It should allow for the electric connection of medical and general equipment (telephone, computer, etc.) in good electrical safety conditions: power strips, earth connection, electricity panel, etc. It must at least be able to handle:
outdoor lighting
connection of three computers
connection of one printer
connection of one refrigerator
connection of about twenty scope-type medical devices, oxygen concentrators
connection of approximately 20 mobile phones
connection of one washing machine / tumble dryer
connection of one vaccine and pharmacy refrigerator
The tenderer must specify in their tender the make and model of the equipment supplied.

[Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.]

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