Request for information: Intramedullary nails used for correcting limb deformities and equalizing length discrepancies

With this request for information, HUS launches a market consultation to prepare a procurement. The aim of this prior information notice is to find suppliers operating in this field of business, get information of the solutions available in the market, and inform our plans and requirements for the forthcoming procurement.

HUS Group is preparing a procurement concerning intramedullary nails used for correcting limb deformities and equalizing length discrepancies.

With this Request for Information, we are seeking suppliers from the market who sell Intramedullary nails used for correcting limb deformities and equalizing length discrepancies.

The procurement includes the following product groups:

- Lengthening intramedullary nail for correcting tibial length discrepancy and limb deformity
- Lengthening intramedullary nail for correcting femoral length discrepancy and limb deformity
- Lengthening intramedullary nail for humerus lengthening

Interested suppliers are requested to provide additional information about their selection, and we welcome product brochures, technical sheets, user manuals, and other relevant documentation by email: kilpailutus.tiimi@hus.fi. Please reply no later than Friday 30 January 2026.

INFORMATION FOR THE PROCEDURE

The procurement will be carried out as an open tender process. The cooperative organizations such as wellbeing services counties participating in the procurement will be specified as the preparations progress.

HUS is tentatively planning to publish a call for tenders in March 2026.

This notice is not a call for tenders.

HUS may specify the subject of the procurement in a subsequent contract notice. The requirements for a subsequent procurement and invitation to tender will be determined on the basis of the needs of the contracting entity, with the aim of taking into account the information obtained in the market survey. This notice provides the information currently held by the contracting entity on the procurement to operators on the market. The procurement is in the planning stage and the plans, with their schedules and information, can still be specified and changed.

The request for information does not oblige the procurement unit to carry out the actual procurement, but the decision to initiate a possible procurement process is made separately. Neither the request for information nor its replies are binding on either party. Responding to a request for information does not affect the position of the tenderer in the forthcoming tender.

The costs associated with responding to a request for information are borne by the respondent, and HUS does not pay compensation for responding to a request for information or participating the procurement procedure.