Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue (Pohde) has awarded Siemens Healthcare Oy a contract for tomography devices valued at €1.82M.
11 Sep 2026
Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue (Pohde), the central health authority for the North Ostrobothnia region of Finland, has awarded a contract for the supply of tomography devices (Tietokonetomografialaitteet) to Siemens Healthcare Oy. The awarded value of the contract is €1.82M, covering the supply of CT scanners for Kuusamo with an option to purchase an equivalent device for Raahe in 2027. The contract was awarded following an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU. Introduction Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue (Pohde), a body governed by public law operating in the health sector, has awarded a contract for the supply of tomography devices (Tietokonetomografialaitteet). The procurement covers CT scanners for Kuusamo with an option for Raahe in 2027. This is a one-time purchase for the device itself. The procurement was conducted as an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU. The estimated duration of the contract is 48 months. The procurement is not financed with EU funds but is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). A social objective promoting human rights due diligence in global supply chains was included as a strategic procurement element. Why This Contract Matters This contract ensures that Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue (Pohde) has access to modern tomography equipment for diagnostic imaging services in the Kuusamo region, with the option to extend to Raahe. This contract matters because it: Supports Healthcare Services: Provides essential CT imaging equipment for public healthcare Significant Value: €1,822,320.00 total awarded value Long-Term Commitment: 48-month duration Optional Expansion: Option to purchase equivalent device for Raahe in 2027 Balanced Evaluation: 50% price, 50% quality Competition: 3 tenders received Strategic Procurement: Human rights due diligence in global supply chains Contract Timeline Contract concluded: 09 September 2026 Date winner chosen: 24 August 2026 Estimated duration: 48 months Notice published: 11 September 2026 (OJ S 176/2026) Notice dispatch date: 10 September 2026 Contract Overview Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue conducted an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU. Key features include: One lot: LOT-0000 (Tietokonetomografialaitteet) Estimated value: €1,822,320.00 Awarded value: €1,376,400.00 Duration: 48 months Framework type: No framework agreement Evaluation: Price (50%) and Quality (50%) Winner: Siemens Healthcare Oy (large enterprise) Subcontracting: Yes (value and percentage unknown) No EU funding Covered by GPA: Yes Strategic procurement: Human rights due diligence in global supply chains Key Contract Details Main classification: 33115000 Tomography devices Place of performance: Finland (anywhere in the given country) Procedure identifier: 1beb929f-03d4-4005-a511-8fcf6f847f41 Internal identifier: PPHVADno-2026-13619 Type of procedure: Open Accelerated procedure: No Legal basis: Directive 2014/24/EU Review body: Markkinaoikeus Review deadline: 14 days from procurement decision Lot Structure Lot 1 – Tietokonetomografialaitteet Title: Tietokonetomografialaitteet Description: CT scanners for Kuusamo with option for Raahe in 2027 Estimated value: €1,822,320.00 Winner: Siemens Healthcare Oy Tenders received: 3 Contract concluded: 09 September 2026 Device-related supplies, consumables, accessories, and spare parts prices continue after two-year fixed period until further notice Maintenance agreement after warranty period decided separately Lot Summary Table Lot Title Max Value (€) Winner Tenders 1 Tietokonetomografialaitteet 1,822,320.00 Siemens Healthcare Oy 3 Total 1,822,320.00 Scope of Supply The framework covers the following products: Tomography devices: CT scanners for Kuusamo Optional: Equivalent device for Raahe in 2027 Device-related supplies: Consumables, accessories, spare parts Maintenance: Optional service agreement after warranty period Special Procurement Conditions Contingent on budget: The procurement decision allocates funds annually; if no budget is granted for a given year, no procurements under the decision will be made No purchase obligation: The procurement contract does not create a purchase obligation for the contracting authority; actual consumption may be higher or lower Option: The contracting authority reserves the option to purchase equivalent device for Raahe in 2027 at the prices and terms offered in this procurement Budget not fully secured: Funding allocated separately each year within budget limits Maintenance agreement: Decided separately after warranty period About the Contracting Authority Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue (Pohde) is a body governed by public law operating in the health sector. The organisation is responsible for public healthcare services in the North Ostrobothnia region of Finland. Legal type: Body governed by public law Activity: Health Registration number: 3221326-2 Location: Pohde, Finland (NUTS: FI1D9) Contact: Juha Kervinen Email: juha.kervinen@pohde.fi Telephone: +358 401785090 About the Winning Supplier Siemens Healthcare Oy is a large enterprise based in Helsinki, Finland, specialising in healthcare equipment and technology. Size: Large enterprise Headquarters: Alvar Aallon katu 5 C, Helsinki, Finland (NUTS: FI1B1) Registration number: 1071935-0 Specialisation: Healthcare equipment, tomography devices Subcontracting: Yes (value and percentage unknown) Evaluation Criteria The lot uses the following evaluation criteria: Price (50%): Lowest price receives highest points Quality (50%): Best quality points receives highest points Procurement Analysis Procedure: Open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU Competition: 3 tenders received Tender range: Lowest admissible tender €1,206,457.32; highest admissible tender €1,376,400.00 Subcontracting: Yes (value and percentage unknown) No EU funding: The procurement was not financed with EU funds No framework agreement: No framework agreement No dynamic purchasing system used Accelerated procedure: No Strategic procurement: Human rights due diligence in global supply chains Review body: Markkinaoikeus Call for competition terminated: The call for competition has been terminated (contract awarded) Additional Procurement Facts The contract is covered by the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) No EU funds were used for this procurement The awarded value is €1,376,400.00 Total value of all contracts awarded in this notice: €1,822,320.00 The procurement is divided into one lot Price (50%) and Quality (50%) are the evaluation criteria Three tenders were received The winner is a large enterprise Subcontracting was declared The contract duration is 48 months Option for Raahe in 2027 Budget funds allocated annually Market & Industry Perspective The Finnish public sector healthcare procurement market features specialised medical equipment suppliers. Tomography devices are essential for modern diagnostic imaging, particularly for regional healthcare providers serving dispersed populations. Key trends in this market include: Balanced evaluation: 50% price, 50% quality Large providers: Dominance of large healthcare equipment companies Regional healthcare: Equipment for regional hospitals and health centres Long-term relationships: Maintenance and consumables after warranty Budget conditions: Procurement contingent on annual budget allocation Strategic procurement: Human rights due diligence in supply chains Economic Significance At €1,822,320.00, this contract represents a significant investment in diagnostic imaging equipment for Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue. The contract will: Support Healthcare Services: Provide CT imaging equipment for Kuusamo Support Large Enterprise: Siemens Healthcare Oy is a large healthcare equipment company Provide Long-Term Stability: 48-month duration Ensure Supply Security: Contract with one supplier Enable Operational Efficiency: Modern diagnostic imaging equipment Optional Expansion: Potential for Raahe in 2027 Future Procurement Opportunities With this contract now in place, future opportunities include: Option: Raahe CT scanner in 2027 Related Equipment: Additional diagnostic imaging equipment Maintenance: Service agreement after warranty period Consumables: Ongoing supply of consumables and accessories Other Healthcare Projects: Similar procurement opportunities Opportunities for Suppliers While this contract is awarded, opportunities remain for healthcare equipment suppliers: Re-tender: Prepare for the next procurement cycle Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with Siemens Healthcare Oy Related Equipment: Other diagnostic imaging and healthcare equipment Other Finnish Health Authorities: Similar tomography procurements What Businesses Should Watch Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue's future procurement notices Other Finnish healthcare equipment tenders Tomography device market trends Changes to Finnish procurement regulations Option decision for Raahe in 2027 FinlandTenders Procurement Intelligence This tomography device procurement is a notable example of Finnish public sector healthcare procurement. Several features stand out: Scale: €1.82M total value Balanced evaluation: 50% price, 50% quality Large winner: Siemens Healthcare Oy One lot: CT scanners for Kuusamo with option for Raahe Budget conditions: Contingent on annual budget allocation Competition: 3 tenders received For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of: Competitive pricing: 50% price-based evaluation Quality: 50% quality-based evaluation Manufacturer partnerships: Relationships with tomography device manufacturers Public sector experience: Understanding of Finnish healthcare requirements Scale capability: Ability to supply large medical equipment Budget awareness: Understanding of contingent procurement Supplier Takeaways Offer competitive pricing – 50% of evaluation is price-based Ensure high quality – 50% of evaluation is quality-based Build manufacturer partnerships for tomography devices Develop public sector experience with Finnish health authorities Demonstrate scale capability for large medical equipment Monitor Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue and Finnish healthcare procurement opportunities Key Takeaways Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue awarded a €1.38M (up to €1.82M) tomography devices contract to Siemens Healthcare Oy One lot: CT scanners for Kuusamo with option for Raahe in 2027 Duration: 48 months Evaluation: Price (50%) and Quality (50%) 3 tenders received Winner is a large enterprise Subcontracting declared Budget allocated annually Option for Raahe in 2027 Strategic procurement: Human rights due diligence in global supply chains Conclusion This tomography devices contract ensures that Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue has access to modern diagnostic imaging equipment for its healthcare operations. By awarding the contract to Siemens Healthcare Oy, Pohde secures a reliable supplier with the scale and capability to deliver high-quality CT scanners. The 50% price and 50% quality evaluation reflects the specialised nature of medical equipment procurement, where both cost and quality are critical differentiators among qualified suppliers. The contingent nature of the procurement, particularly regarding annual budget allocation and the optional Raahe purchase, reflects the complexities of public healthcare procurement. For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of competitive pricing, quality, manufacturer partnerships, public sector experience, and scale capability in winning Finnish public sector healthcare contracts. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is Pohjois-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialue? Ans: A body governed by public law operating in the health sector, responsible for public healthcare services in North Ostrobothnia, Finland. Q: What is the value of the contract? Ans: Awarded value €1,376,400.00 (total notice value €1,822,320.00). Q: Who is the winner? Ans: Siemens Healthcare Oy, a large healthcare equipment company based in Helsinki, Finland. Q: What products are covered? Ans: Tomography devices (CT scanners) for Kuusamo, with option for Raahe in 2027. Q: What were the evaluation criteria? Ans: Price (50%) and Quality (50%). Q: How long is the contract? Ans: 48 months. Q: How many tenders were received? Ans: Three tenders. Q: Is this contract funded by the EU? Ans: No, the procurement is not financed with EU funds. Q: What is the review body? Ans: Markkinaoikeus. Q: What is the lot structure? Ans: One lot – LOT-0000 (Tietokonetomografialaitteet). Q: Is the procurement contingent on anything? Ans: Yes, budget funds are allocated annually; if no budget is granted for a given year, no procurements under the decision will be made. The Raahe purchase is optional. Q: Is subcontracting allowed? Ans: Yes, subcontracting was declared by the winner. Q: What strategic procurement objective was included? Ans: Human rights due diligence in global supply chains. Source: EU Official Journal, Contract Award Notice 627858-2026, OJ S 176/2026, published 11 September 2026. ```
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Helsinki City Awards €21.27M Residential Construction Contract to Arkta Reponen Oy
10 Sep 2026
Helsinki City's Urban Environment Division, Housing Production (Helsingin kaupunki, kaupunkiympäristön toimiala, asuntotuotanto) has awarded a fixed-price total contract for the construction of residential apartment buildings and an underground parking hall in Kruunuvuorenranta, Helsinki, to Arkta Reponen Oy. The €21.27 million contract covers 141 apartments across 8,093 m² of living space, including all building technology (HVAC, plumbing, electrical) works. The contract duration is 52 months. Introduction Helsinki City's Urban Environment Division, Housing Production, has conducted an open procedure for the construction of residential apartment buildings and an underground parking hall in the Kruunuvuorenranta district of Helsinki. The project is a fixed-price total contract (kokonaisurakka) that includes all building technology works (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, automation). The contract, valued at €21,271,090.84, has been awarded to Arkta Reponen Oy, a medium-sized Finnish construction company based in Espoo. The project involves 141 apartments with a total living area of 8,093 m², plus an underground parking hall beneath the courtyard deck. The contract duration is 52 months. Ten tenders were received, and the project must meet Kuntarahoitus (Municipal Finance) green financing criteria for residential buildings. No subcontracting was declared. Why This Contract Matters This contract ensures the construction of 141 new residential apartments in Helsinki's Kruunuvuorenranta district, supporting the city's housing production goals and sustainable urban development. This contract matters because it: Supports housing production: Creates 141 new apartments in Helsinki Significant value: €21,271,090.84 Long-term commitment: 52-month construction period Comprehensive scope: Building construction + all building technology works Green financing: Must meet Kuntarahoitus green criteria Accessibility: Accessibility criteria included Strong competition: 10 tenders received Contract Timeline Previous notice: 5025a123-ed42-4d8e-9889-f79b65c38f13-01 Winner chosen: 12 May 2026 Contract concluded: 7 September 2026 Estimated construction start: August 2026 (latest September 2026) Contract duration: 52 months Notice published: 10 September 2026 (OJ S 175/2026) Contract Overview Helsinki City conducted an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU and the Finnish Procurement Act. Key features include: Single lot: One contract covering all construction works Awarded value: €21,271,090.84 Duration: 52 months No framework agreement: Direct works contract Evaluation: Total price (1,000 points), Warranty terms (48 points) Winner: Arkta Reponen Oy (medium enterprise) No subcontracting declared No EU funding Green financing criteria: Kuntarahoitus green financing Key Contract Details Detail Information Contracting authority Helsingin kaupunki, kaupunkiympäristön toimiala, asuntotuotanto Contract title Kokonaisurakka, Uudisrakennus, Helsinki, Kruunuvuorenranta, Stansvikinkallionkatu 5 Main CPV 45000000 Construction work Procedure type Open procedure (standard regime) Legal basis EU Directive 2014/24/EU; Finnish Procurement Act Awarded value (EUR) €21,271,090.84 Number of lots 1 Contract duration 52 months EU funding None Covered by GPA Yes Evaluation criteria Total price (1,000 points), Warranty terms (48 points) Location Kruunuvuorenranta, Helsinki (NUTS: FI1B1) Subcontracting No Number of tenders 10 SME participation Winner is a medium enterprise Project Details Housing Production Total apartments: 141 Total living area: 8,093 m² (huoneistoala) Building height: VI + attic Stairwells: 6 Apartments with own entrance: 2 Parking: Underground parking hall beneath courtyard deck Construction Principles Frame: Concrete element structure Base floor: Ventilated base floor Intermediate and upper floors: Mainly hollow-core and shell slabs Roof: Mainly ventilated flat roof, rubber bitumen membrane covering Facades: Mainly brick facades (brick masonry or brick cladding) Green Financing Criteria – Kuntarahoitus The project must meet Kuntarahoitus (Municipal Finance) green financing criteria for residential buildings: E-value (energy efficiency): Maximum 72 Lifecycle carbon footprint: Maximum 16 (kgCO2e/m²/a) Strategic Procurement – Environmental and Social Objectives The procurement includes strategic objectives: Environmental approach: Transition to a circular economy Protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems Social objective promoted: Fair working conditions Accessibility criteria: Included for persons with disabilities About the Contracting Authority Helsingin kaupunki, kaupunkiympäristön toimiala, asuntotuotanto is the Housing Production unit of the City of Helsinki's Urban Environment Division. The unit is responsible for the city's own housing production, including the construction of rental and right-of-occupancy housing. About the Winning Supplier Arkta Reponen Oy is a medium-sized Finnish construction company based in Espoo, specialising in residential construction and total contracts. Size: Medium enterprise Headquarters: Piispankallio 4, Espoo, Finland (NUTS: FI1B1) Registration number: 0575342-3 Specialisation: Residential construction, total contracts Subcontracting: No Evaluation Criteria The contract was awarded based on two criteria: Total price (1,000 points): The overall contract price Warranty terms (48 points): The offered warranty terms Procurement Analysis Procedure: Open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU and the Finnish Procurement Act. Competition: Ten tenders were received. SME participation: The winner is a medium-sized enterprise. Subcontracting: No subcontracting was declared. No EU funding: The procurement was not financed with EU funds. No framework agreement: This is a direct works contract. No dynamic purchasing system used. Accelerated procedure: No. Strategic procurement: Circular economy, biodiversity, fair working conditions. Accessibility: Criteria for persons with disabilities included. Review body: Markkinaoikeus (Market Court of Finland). Additional Procurement Facts The contract is covered by the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). No EU funds were used for this procurement. The contract value is €21,271,090.84. The contract duration is 52 months. Ten tenders were received. The winner is a medium-sized enterprise. No subcontracting was declared. The project includes 141 apartments and 8,093 m² of living space. The project must meet Kuntarahoitus green financing criteria. Accessibility criteria for persons with disabilities are included. The procurement was previously interrupted in 2024. The project is a total contract (kokonaisurakka) including all building technology works. The project was not divided into lots due to schedule management and coordination requirements. Market & Industry Perspective The Finnish residential construction market is competitive, with both large national contractors and regional medium-sized companies participating. Helsinki's housing production programme is a significant driver of construction activity in the capital region. Key trends in this market include: Green construction: Increasing focus on energy efficiency and carbon footprint Total contracts: Single contractor responsibility for all trades Concrete element construction: Dominant construction method Accessibility: Growing emphasis on accessible design Fair working conditions: Social sustainability requirements Economic Significance At €21.27 million, this contract represents a significant investment in residential construction for Helsinki. The contract will: Support housing production: Create 141 new apartments Support SME: Arkta Reponen Oy is a medium-sized enterprise Create employment: Work for construction staff over 52 months Promote sustainability: Green financing criteria met Enable urban development: Support Kruunuvuorenranta district development Future Procurement Opportunities With this contract now in place, future opportunities include: Related projects: Additional housing production in Kruunuvuorenranta Other Helsinki districts: Similar residential construction projects Maintenance: Ongoing maintenance of the completed buildings Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with Arkta Reponen Opportunities for Suppliers While this contract is awarded, opportunities remain for construction companies: Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with Arkta Reponen Related projects: Other Helsinki housing production projects Other Finnish cities: Similar residential construction procurements Maintenance: Ongoing maintenance of completed buildings What Businesses Should Watch Helsinki City Housing Production's future procurement notices Other Finnish municipal housing production tenders Green construction and energy efficiency trends Changes to Finnish procurement regulations FinlandTenders Procurement Intelligence This residential construction contract is a notable example of Finnish municipal housing procurement. Several features stand out: Scale: €21.27M over 52 months Competition: 10 tenders received SME winner: Arkta Reponen is a medium enterprise Green financing: Kuntarahoitus criteria met Comprehensive: Total contract including all building technology Accessibility: Criteria for persons with disabilities included For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of: Competitive pricing: Total price accounts for 1,000 points Warranty terms: 48 points available Green construction: Meeting energy and carbon criteria Accessibility: Designing for persons with disabilities SME status: SMEs can compete effectively Supplier Takeaways Offer competitive pricing – total price is the main evaluation criterion Provide strong warranty terms Demonstrate green construction capability Show accessibility design expertise Monitor Helsinki City Housing Production procurement opportunities Key Takeaways Helsinki City awarded a €21.27M residential construction contract to Arkta Reponen Oy Project: 141 apartments, 8,093 m² living space, underground parking Duration: 52 months Evaluation: Total price (1,000 points), Warranty terms (48 points) 10 tenders received Winner is a medium-sized enterprise No subcontracting declared Green financing criteria (Kuntarahoitus) must be met Accessibility criteria included Conclusion This residential construction contract ensures the development of 141 new apartments in Helsinki's Kruunuvuorenranta district, supporting the city's housing production goals and sustainable urban development. By awarding the contract to Arkta Reponen Oy, a medium-sized enterprise, the City of Helsinki supports local business while ensuring competitive pricing and quality. The evaluation criteria (total price 1,000 points, warranty terms 48 points) reflect the importance of cost-effectiveness and quality guarantees in public housing construction. The requirement to meet Kuntarahoitus green financing criteria demonstrates the City's commitment to sustainable construction practices. For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of competitive pricing, strong warranty terms, green construction capability, and accessibility design expertise in winning Finnish municipal housing contracts. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is Helsinki City Housing Production? Ans: Helsingin kaupunki, kaupunkiympäristön toimiala, asuntotuotanto – the Housing Production unit of the City of Helsinki's Urban Environment Division. Q: What is the value of the contract? Ans: €21,271,090.84. Q: Who is the winner? Ans: Arkta Reponen Oy, a medium-sized Finnish construction company based in Espoo. Q: What is being built? Ans: 141 residential apartments and an underground parking hall in Kruunuvuorenranta, Helsinki. Q: What were the evaluation criteria? Ans: Total price (1,000 points) and Warranty terms (48 points). Q: How long is the contract? Ans: 52 months. Q: How many tenders were received? Ans: Ten tenders were received. Q: Is this contract funded by the EU? Ans: No, the procurement is not financed with EU funds. Q: What is the review body? Ans: Markkinaoikeus (Market Court of Finland). Q: What green criteria must be met? Ans: Kuntarahoitus green financing criteria – E-value max 72, lifecycle carbon footprint max 16 kgCO2e/m²/a. Q: Are accessibility criteria included? Ans: Yes, accessibility criteria for persons with disabilities are included. 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HUS Group Awards €1.15M Assistive Device Maintenance Parts Framework to Multiple Winners
09 Sep 2026
HUS-yhtymä (HUS Group), together with three other Finnish wellbeing services counties, has awarded a framework agreement for assistive device maintenance parts across three lots. The total awarded value is €1.15 million. Lot 1 (Tires, Wheels, and Other Spare Parts) was awarded to Tradotim Oy and Pro-Hewa Ab. Lot 2 (Batteries) was awarded to Akkupojat Oy and Seinäjoen Autosähkö Ania Oy. Lot 3 (Battery Chargers) was awarded to Berner Oy and Pro-Hewa Ab. The contracts run for 36 months. Introduction HUS-yhtymä (HUS Group), the Helsinki University Hospital district, together with three other Finnish wellbeing services counties — Etelä-Karjalan hyvinvointialue, Kymenlaakson hyvinvointialue, and Päijät-Hämeen hyvinvointialue — have conducted an open procedure for the procurement of assistive device maintenance parts. The procurement covers tires, wheels, batteries, battery chargers, and other spare parts for mobility assistive devices. The procurement is divided into three lots with a total awarded value of €1.15 million. The contracts run for 36 months and were awarded to multiple SME suppliers. The evaluation was 100% price-based (lowest price). All winners are SMEs and no subcontracting was declared. The procurement includes a strategic objective promoting fair working conditions. Why This Contract Matters This contract ensures that healthcare providers in the Helsinki region and three other wellbeing services counties have access to reliable spare parts for mobility assistive devices, supporting patient care and device maintenance. This contract matters because it: Supports patient care: Enables maintenance of mobility assistive devices Significant value: €1,150,000 across three lots Long-term commitment: 36-month contracts Comprehensive scope: Tires, wheels, batteries, chargers, and spare parts Multi-supplier: Multiple winners across lots SME participation: All winners are SMEs Price focus: 100% price-based evaluation Contract Timeline Previous notice: 53badc74-a8de-4eb6-84f9-76980ebce38a-01 Contracts concluded: 7–11 August 2026 Contract duration: 36 months Notice published: 9 September 2026 (OJ S 174/2026) Contract Overview HUS Group conducted an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU and the Finnish Procurement Act. Key features include: Three lots: Lot 1 (Tires/Wheels/Spare Parts), Lot 2 (Batteries), Lot 3 (Battery Chargers) Total awarded value: €1,150,000.00 Duration: 36 months No framework agreement: Direct supply contracts Evaluation: Price (100%) – lowest price Winners: Multiple SMEs No subcontracting declared No EU funding Key Contract Details Detail Information Contracting authorities HUS-yhtymä, Etelä-Karjalan hyvinvointialue, Kymenlaakson hyvinvointialue, Päijät-Hämeen hyvinvointialue Contract title Apuvälinehuollon renkaat, pyörät, akut, akkulaturit ja muut varaosat Main CPV 33000000 Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products Procedure type Open procedure (standard regime) Legal basis EU Directive 2014/24/EU; Finnish Procurement Act Total awarded value (EUR) €1,150,000.00 Number of lots 3 Contract duration 36 months EU funding None Covered by GPA Yes Evaluation criteria Price (100%) Subcontracting No SME participation All winners are SMEs Strategic procurement Fair working conditions Lot Structure Lot 1 – Tires, Wheels, and Other Spare Parts Title: Renkaat, pyörät ja muut varaosat Awarded value: €230,000 Winners: Tradotim Oy, Pro-Hewa Ab Tenders received: 2 Lot 2 – Batteries Title: Akut Awarded value: €230,000 Winners: Akkupojat Oy, Seinäjoen Autosähkö Ania Oy Tenders received: 3 Lot 3 – Battery Chargers Title: Akkulaturit Awarded value: €230,000 Winners: Berner Oy, Pro-Hewa Ab Tenders received: 2 Lot Summary Table Lot Title Awarded Value (€) Winners Tenders 1 Tires, Wheels, and Other Spare Parts 230,000 Tradotim Oy, Pro-Hewa Ab 2 2 Batteries 230,000 Akkupojat Oy, Seinäjoen Autosähkö Ania Oy 3 3 Battery Chargers 230,000 Berner Oy, Pro-Hewa Ab 2 Total 690,000 Note: The total value of all contracts awarded is €1,150,000, which includes additional value beyond the €230,000 per lot shown above. Winners Summary Supplier Lots Won Size Location Tradotim Oy 1 SME Sastamala Pro-Hewa Ab 1, 3 SME Pori Akkupojat Oy 2 SME Pori Seinäjoen Autosähkö Ania Oy 2 SME Seinäjoki Berner Oy 3 SME Helsinki Scope of Products The procurement covers the following product categories for mobility assistive devices: Lot 1: Tires, wheels, and other spare parts for mobility assistive devices Lot 2: Batteries for mobility assistive devices Lot 3: Battery chargers for mobility assistive devices Strategic Procurement – Fair Working Conditions The procurement includes a social objective: Social objective promoted: Fair working conditions Significance: Reflects the importance of labour rights and fair employment practices in Finnish public procurement About the Contracting Authorities HUS-yhtymä (HUS Group) is the Helsinki University Hospital district, one of Finland's largest healthcare providers. The group is responsible for specialised healthcare in the Helsinki region. The other contracting authorities are wellbeing services counties: Etelä-Karjalan hyvinvointialue – South Karelia wellbeing services county Kymenlaakson hyvinvointialue – Kymenlaakso wellbeing services county Päijät-Hämeen hyvinvointialue – Päijät-Häme wellbeing services county About the Winners All winners are Finnish SMEs: Tradotim Oy: SME based in Sastamala, specialising in spare parts and components Pro-Hewa Ab: SME based in Pori, specialising in assistive device parts and accessories Akkupojat Oy: SME based in Pori, specialising in batteries Seinäjoen Autosähkö Ania Oy: SME based in Seinäjoki, specialising in automotive electrical components Berner Oy: SME based in Helsinki, specialising in technical products and components Evaluation Criteria All lots use the same evaluation criterion: Price (100%): The most economically advantageous tender is the one with the lowest price. Procurement Analysis Procedure: Open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU and the Finnish Procurement Act. Competition: 2-3 tenders per lot. SME participation: All winners are SMEs. Subcontracting: No subcontracting was declared. No EU funding: The procurement was not financed with EU funds. No framework agreement: Direct supply contracts. No dynamic purchasing system used. Accelerated procedure: No. Strategic procurement: Fair working conditions promoted. Review body: Markkinaoikeus (Market Court of Finland). Additional Procurement Facts The contract is covered by the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). No EU funds were used for this procurement. The total awarded value is €1,150,000. The contracts run for 36 months. Price is the sole evaluation criterion (100%). All winners are SMEs. No subcontracting was declared. The procurement covers four wellbeing services counties. Strategic objective: Fair working conditions. Sub-lot tenders were permitted within each lot. Market & Industry Perspective The Finnish healthcare procurement market for assistive device parts is competitive, with a number of SMEs specialising in specific components. Centralised procurement across multiple wellbeing services counties allows for volume discounts and supply security. Key trends in this market include: Centralised procurement: Collaboration across multiple authorities Price focus: 100% price-based evaluation SME participation: SMEs dominate Specialised components: Tires, batteries, chargers Fair working conditions: Growing focus on labour rights Economic Significance At €1.15 million, this procurement represents a significant investment in assistive device maintenance for Finnish healthcare providers. The contracts will: Support patient care: Enable maintenance of mobility devices Support SMEs: All winners are SMEs Provide long-term stability: 36-month contracts Ensure supply security: Multiple suppliers per lot Promote fair working conditions: Strategic objective Future Procurement Opportunities With these contracts now in place, future opportunities include: Re-tender: Expected after the 36-month contract period Related products: Additional assistive device components Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with the winners Other Finnish wellbeing services counties: Similar procurement opportunities Opportunities for Suppliers While these contracts are awarded, opportunities remain for assistive device parts suppliers: Re-tender: Prepare for the next procurement cycle Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with the winners Related products: Other assistive device components Other Finnish wellbeing services counties: Similar procurement opportunities What Businesses Should Watch HUS Group's future procurement notices Other Finnish wellbeing services county tenders Assistive device parts market trends Changes to Finnish procurement regulations FinlandTenders Procurement Intelligence This assistive device parts procurement is a notable example of Finnish healthcare procurement collaboration. Several features stand out: Scale: €1.15M across 3 lots Price focus: 100% price-based evaluation SME winners: All winners are SMEs Multi-authority: Four wellbeing services counties Strategic: Fair working conditions Competition: 2-3 tenders per lot For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of: Competitive pricing: Price accounts for 100% Product quality: Meeting technical requirements SME status: SMEs can compete effectively Fair working conditions: Compliance with labour standards Supply reliability: Ability to supply multiple authorities Supplier Takeaways Offer competitive pricing – 100% of evaluation is price-based Ensure product quality and specifications Comply with fair working conditions requirements Monitor Finnish healthcare procurement opportunities Key Takeaways HUS Group awarded a €1.15M assistive device parts framework Lot 1: Tradotim Oy and Pro-Hewa Ab Lot 2: Akkupojat Oy and Seinäjoen Autosähkö Ania Oy Lot 3: Berner Oy and Pro-Hewa Ab Duration: 36 months Evaluation: Price (100%) All winners are SMEs Strategic objective: Fair working conditions Conclusion This assistive device maintenance parts procurement ensures that healthcare providers in four Finnish wellbeing services counties have access to reliable spare parts for mobility assistive devices over the next three years. By awarding contracts to multiple SME suppliers across three lots, the authorities ensure competitive pricing and supply security. The 100% price-based evaluation reflects the commodity nature of spare parts procurement, where price is the primary differentiator among qualified suppliers. The inclusion of fair working conditions as a strategic objective demonstrates the growing importance of labour rights in Finnish public procurement. For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of competitive pricing, product quality, and compliance with labour standards in winning Finnish healthcare procurement contracts. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is HUS-yhtymä? Ans: HUS Group – the Helsinki University Hospital district, one of Finland's largest healthcare providers. Q: What is the total value of the procurement? Ans: €1,150,000 across three lots. Q: Who are the winners? Ans: Tradotim Oy, Pro-Hewa Ab, Akkupojat Oy, Seinäjoen Autosähkö Ania Oy, and Berner Oy. Q: What products are covered? Ans: Tires, wheels, batteries, battery chargers, and other spare parts for mobility assistive devices. Q: What were the evaluation criteria? Ans: Price (100%). Q: How long are the contracts? Ans: 36 months. Q: How many tenders were received? Ans: 2-3 tenders per lot. Q: Is this contract funded by the EU? Ans: No, the procurement is not financed with EU funds. Q: What is the review body? Ans: Markkinaoikeus (Market Court of Finland). Q: What strategic objective is included? Ans: Fair working conditions. Source: EU Official Journal, Contract Award Notice 622110-2026, OJ S 174/2026, published 9 September 2026. ``` body { font-family: sans-serif; margin: 20px; } table { border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%; margin: 15px 0; } th, td { border: 1px solid #ddd; padding: 8px; text-align: left; vertical-align: top; } th { background-color: #f2f2f2; } ul { padding-left: 20px; } h2 { margin-top: 30px; } h3 { margin-top: 20px; }
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