Bid Name: ELECTRONIC CHEMICAL INJECTION SYSTEMS AND SUPPLIESDescription: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS BID PACKAGE, SEE ATTACHED BID DOCUMENT OR CONTACT JESSICA HANNOLD, BUYER, PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, AT (732) 929-2101. Opening Date:12/13/2022Opening Time: 11:00 AMPurchasing Contact:Jessica HannoldContact Phone:732-929-2101
services on MEDRAD Contrast Injection systems for one of our clinicsThe Department of Veterans Affairs, Fayetteville VA Medical Center located at Fayetteville, NC is seeking an experienced contractor Certified as an authorized Beyer/MEDRAD service provider to provide maintenance and repair services for the MEDRAD Contrast Injection system in use at one of their associated Health Care Clinics.
Bid Name: ELECTRONIC CHEMICAL INJECTION SYSTEMS AND SUPPLIES NO. IIDescription: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS BID PACKAGE, SEE ATTACHED BID DOCUMENT OR CONTACT JESSICA HANNOLD, BUYER, PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, AT (732) 929-2101. Opening Date:02/07/2023Opening Time: 11:00 AMPurchasing Contact:Jessica HannoldContact Phone:732-929-2101
The Department of Veterans Affairs, Network Contracting Office NCO22, is seeking sources for vendors to purchase a Medrad Stellan CT Injection System for the Loma Linda VA Healthcare System. The anticipated award date shall be 5/20/24. If you are interested and are capable of providing the required services please provide the requested information as indicated below.
Bid Information TypeNotice to Bidders StatusIssued Number19-193 (Asphalt Emulsion for Spray Injection Systems) Issue Date & Time7/10/2019 11:00:01 AM (CT) Close Date & Time7/24/2019 12:00:00 PM (CT) Time Left9 hours 16 minutes 54 seconds
This is a request for information for Alcohol injections systems used on R-11 refueling vehicle.Please see the following attachment for more information:Attachment 1_Salient Characterisics
This order will be for corrective and preventive maintenance service of the MEDRAD Contrast Injection Systems in use at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center in Fayetteville, NC. This order requires the Service Technician to have original equipment manufacturers (OEM) training on the specific models located in the Fayetteville HCC and must have full and unfettered access to all OEM service publications, diagnostic services and software.
