Nuclear Medicine Equipment Supply and Maintenance

This tender by the Gauteng Department of Health seeks a contractor to supply, deliver, install, commission and maintain nuclear medicine equipment across several public health institutions in Gauteng. The contract covers the full lifecycle of the equipment, from procurement and site delivery through installation, commissioning and a three-year maintenance period. The equipment is used in diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine, so the successful supplier will be expected to deliver systems that meet the technical standards set out in the tender.

The tender documentation includes Section 1 and Section 2 of the bid document, Annexure A (Technical Specifications for Nuclear Medicine Equipment) and Annexure B (Nuclear Medicine Price Schedule). Annexure A defines the equipment requirements that bidders must meet, and Annexure B is the pricing schedule that bidders must complete. Bidders should review all four documents carefully, as the detailed scope, compliance requirements, evaluation criteria and delivery and installation timelines are set out in them. Note that the content of these documents could not be extracted for this summary, so the specifics above should be verified against the source documents on eTenders.

For suppliers, this opportunity offers a multi-site, three-year contract with the Gauteng public health sector. It is most relevant to companies that supply, install and service nuclear medicine or medical imaging equipment and can provide ongoing technical support across several locations. Bidders should confirm their eligibility requirements, including tax compliance, Central Supplier Database registration, B-BBEE status and any manufacturer or authorised-dealer documentation, before the closing date of 13 November 2026.