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Haukeland University Hospital shall replace its current equipment for video retagmography. The equipment is the "workhorse" at the Balance Laboratory and consists of video projector, video-Frenzel glasses, rotary chair and software that is used several times daily for examinations of ocular follow-up and sawy movements, spontaneous and positional nystagmus as well as the provisional sample, both water and air. It is an advantage if the rotary chair can also be used as an examination chair for the other tests, and may be included in future examinations of the vestibule function in children by the child sitting on the lap of a parent while the chair rotates. A procurement contract shall be signed for the equipment and a framework agreement for equipment dependent consumables and accessories. Approx. 1,000 surveys are expected per annum in Haukeland. Based on this information, tenderers are asked to estimate the estimated consumption of equipment dependent consumables/accessories per annum in Annex 1 Price Form, tab 'Consumables'. Tenderers must take into account the expected replacement interval based on how long the guaranteed lifetime/use time the actual consumables/accessories have. If other companies in Helse Vest RHF would like to utilise options for equipment, they will also have an option to join the framework agreement on equipment dependent consumables/accessories.

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Gol municipality plans, on behalf of the municipalities in Hallingdal, to carry out a market survey on general documentation management in the region.

1.1.1 Background and purpose of the market survey

The six municipalities in Hallingdal have started a preliminary study to look at a more comprehensive and future orientated documentation management, at the same time that we must continually deal with archival documentation in new trade systems.

Our ongoing procurement of a new electronic patient journal (EPJ) has clarified the need for a total assessment of how archival documentation is handled across trade systems. The current systems are fragmented, with many archive cores and complex set-ups, and present challenges, among other things, for structure, work flow, quality and resource use. The six municipalities have joint ICT operations and cooperate on digitalisation projects and procurements of new digital systems with the accompanying joint contract management.

In order to gain insight that can enable us to make good road choices further, we would like to carry out a market survey with potential suppliers. The main focus is the safeguarding of archival information generated in trade systems in accordance with laws and regulations, and it is especially important for us to see this in the light of changed laws, regulations and standards in the archive area, new technology and possibilities for a more comprehensive approach further.