Open tender · Germany · Contract notice
Qualitätsvertrag gemäß § 110a SGB V: Respiratorenentw. v. langzeitbeatmeten Patient/innen - Sachsen
IKK classic in Germany is inviting bids for “Qualitätsvertrag gemäß § 110a SGB V: Respiratorenentw. v. langzeitbeatmeten Patient/innen - Sachsen”. Bids close on 3 December 2027. To qualify, bidders need at least one similar completed work and Weaning Center Certification.
The work
Quality contracts for respiratory therapy weaning of long-term ventilated patients in Saxony.
- Hospital must be a certified Weaning Center.
- Hospital must have comprehensive emergency care (Stufe 3).
- Hospital must be located in Saxony.
Key facts
- Contract period
- From the start date (no later than 20.12.2023) until 31.07.2028.
- Evaluation
- Lowest price (L1) among technically qualified bids
What it takes to qualify
Worth a closer look
- Participation documents can be requested via email.
- The contract starts upon confirmation by IQTIG, which takes about 4 weeks.
- Later participation is possible on the 3rd of any month during the contract period.
Experience
- At least 1 similar work — Hospital with comprehensive emergency care (Stufe 3) and certification as a Weaning Center by the German Society for Pneumology and Respiratory Care.
- Certification as a Weaning Center by the German Society for Pneumology and Respiratory Care.
Certifications and registrations
Weaning Center CertificationCertified by the German Society for Pneumology and Respiratory Care.
GST registration (optional)Not mentioned in the tender document.
Policy conditions
No reservation, preference or local-content restriction.
Documents to submit
- Declaration of no exclusion grounds (§§ 123, 124 GWB)As per Anlage 2 of the participation application.
- Declaration on EU sanctions against RussiaAs per Anlage 5 of the participation application.
- Proof of Weaning Center CertificationCopy of certification by the German Society for Pneumology and Respiratory Care.
- Proof of comprehensive emergency care (Stufe 3)Proof of location in Saxony.