LSL/MED/0222 - The Supply of Intraosseous Devices and associated spares

Buyer
LEIDOS SUPPLY, LIMITED
Value
£6,000,000
Closes
9 November 2026
Where
Bristol
Type
Sets up a framework (suppliers apply to join)

In plain English

The UK Ministry of Defence is buying intraosseous devices (emergency medical access equipment) and spare parts through Leidos Supply Ltd. This is a framework agreement worth between £4 million and £6 million over 4 years, split into two lots: sternal access devices and limb access systems. There is no guaranteed minimum order volume.

What the buyer wants

• Supply intraosseous sternal access devices that are simple to use, pocket-sized, and robust enough to withstand harsh environmental conditions without failure • Supply intraosseous limb access systems with the same durability and ease-of-use requirements • Provide associated spare parts for both device types throughout the 4-year contract period

Lots

Likely requirements

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This is a highly specialist medical device supply contract requiring manufacturing expertise, regulatory certifications, and clinical validation; most small trades or general businesses cannot compete unless they are established medical device manufacturers or authorised distributors.

How to bid

This is a framework: the buyer picks a set of suppliers now and awards work to them over several years. If you are not on it when it is awarded, you usually cannot win work from it until it is re-tendered, so this is the window to bid.

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