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Blood pressure monitor for toe/ankle and upper arm measurements

Finland · Vantaa · how to bid here →

Your path to submission

  1. Deadline: 30 October at 10:00 — 26 days left.
  2. The submission point is stated in the notice (link on the right).
  3. Offer and evidence in: FIN.
  4. Collect your evidence — the eligibility requirements are listed above; for many of them the analysis explains how to obtain them.
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Clement What the numbers say about this buyer

  • In this sector the buyer awards roughly every 11 months (1629 awards, most recently October 2026) — the next award is due around September 2027 by that rhythm. The last award went to Labema Oy.n = 1,629
  • The award came in at a median 33% of the estimated value (73 awards with both estimate and value) — pricing at the estimate is usually too high here. Sector: 83%.n = 73
  • 64% of this buyer's awards went to companies that had already won here before (2,248 awards since 2018, spread over 721 companies). 36% went to new names.n = 2,248 awards since 2018
  • The median procedure drew 4 bids (1,492 procedures with a bid count); 22% ended with a single bidder. Sector: median 4 bids.n = 1,492
  • Across 11 procedures with structured selection criteria, this buyer most often required: Trade register enrolment (8 of 11), References: supplies (7 of 11), Professional register enrolment (3 of 11).n = 11

From this buyer's documented awards; comparison values from the same sector and country. Not a forecast, not legal advice. As of 04/10/2026.

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Foreign bidders

In Finland · Medical equipment & pharma, 259 contracts went to foreign companies over the last 3 years (of 7,182 recorded awards) — mostly from Sweden, Germany, Denmark.

Submission language: FIN.

Typical field: median 4 (from 1,084 awards).

Measured from linked award data; foreign winners bidding through a local subsidiary count as domestic — the true share is higher.

What the buyer is looking for

The HUS Group requests tenders for a device intended for measuring toe/ankle and upper arm blood pressure. The device will be used at the Vascular Surgery Outpatient Clinic (Arterial Laboratory). The Arterial Laboratory performs approximately 5000 ABI (ankle–brachial index) and finger pressure measurements annually. The ABI examination involves measuring blood pressure simultaneously from both upper arms and both ankles. Toe pressures must likewise be comparable with the upper arm pressure measured at the same time. The measurement protocol also includes recording a pulse volume waveform at ankle level. The same device is also used to measure finger pressures. The purpose of the procurement is to replace equipment reaching the end of its service life; therefore, the measurement results of the new device must be comparable with those produced by the devices currently in use in the…

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… Arterial Laboratory (Periflux system 6000 peripherial pressure premium). The procurement includes one (1) device and the consumables specific to the device. The procurement also includes the following options: - a maintenance agreement after the warranty period for each device, and - two (2) additional devices and the consumables spesific to the devices The contracting authority will decide on the use of the options by 31 December 2028. The estimated total value of the procurement (VAT 0%) is approximately EUR 300,000. This estimate includes the device, optional devices, device‐specific consumables, and the post‐warranty maintenance agreement. The contracting authority does not commit to the stated euro amounts or the consumption quantities presented in the request for quotation. Final order quantities may be higher or lower than indicated. This is a single procurement and has not been divided into lots. The equipment package constitutes a technically and functionally coherent whole, and dividing it into several procurements would not be appropriate. Splitting the procurement could jeopardize compatibility, functionality, and clarity of responsibilities, thereby significantly increasing risks related to implementation and maintenance. As this is an investment procurement, the Tenderer must commit to delivering the equipment (one) during the year 2026. The subject matter and requirements of the procurement are described in detail in the invitation to tender and its annexes including all key purchasing details.

Machine translation (EU eTranslation) — official wording via the PDF link.

Selection criteria — via the ESPD

The buyer states in the notice that eligibility is proven through the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD); the concrete requirements are in the tender documents. The document analysis below extracts them from there — bid and evidence in Finnish.

Contract

BuyerHUS-yhtymä
TypeSupplies
Estimated valuevalue not published
Published30 September 2026
CategoryMedical equipment & pharma · CPV 33100000

Who has won here before

CompanyAwardsPeriod
Respecta Oy902023–2026
Mediq Suomi Oy562019–2026
OneMed Oy532018–2026
Steripolar Oy · ESBO502018–2026
Medtronic Finland Oy · VANDA342023–2026
From 18.0M documented awards · regular winners know this buyer's requirements — that is your competition.

How often this buyer tenders this

202211
2023298
2024749
2025659
2026472

Who knows the rhythm prepares instead of reacting.

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days until the deadline — Friday 30 October at 10:00

How to bid

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