Long-Term Arrangements (LTAs) for Resuscitation Equipment
UNICEF Supply Division is planning a solicitation to establish Long-Term Arrangements (LTAs) for the supply of Resuscitation Equipment.
To understand the scope of the upcoming tender, suppliers are encouraged to refer to the UNICEF Supply Catalogue and the Medical Devices Tender Calendar 2024–2025 available on the UNICEF Supply Division website.
Scope of Products:
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Hand-operated resuscitator, neonate / child / adult (sets)
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Upright resuscitator, neonate (set)
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Bulb suction, neonatal, reusable
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Cup feeding, newborn
Targeted Suppliers:
This REoI is open to suppliers and manufacturers with expertise in sourcing, manufacturing, and supplying resuscitation equipment for UNICEF’s warehouse and programme needs in developing countries.
Suppliers must have a Quality Management System certified to:
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ISO 9001:2015 or
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ISO 13485:2016+A11:2021
While not mandatory, having a website with product details is preferred.
Products must have market clearance from at least one of the following authorities:
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EU Regulatory Agency
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US FDA
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Health Canada
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Japan PMDA
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Australia TGA
Please refer to the UNICEF Technical Requirements for Medical Devices (available on the UNICEF website) for detailed compliance standards.
Submission:
Interested companies should complete the online expression of interest form by 15 May 2025, 23:59 (Copenhagen time).
Note:
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This is not a request for quotation. Do not send prices or product specs.
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Submission of an EoI does not guarantee inclusion in the tender.
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UNICEF reserves the right to modify or cancel this process at any time.
Thank you.
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Examples:
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| Link | Description | |
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| https://forms.office.com/e/LczgTDc8AH | REoI for Resuscitators Equipment web form |