Remote patient health monitoring system with personalized application (licenses) with programming/implementation and maintenance (support) services (Open international procurement)

This tender concerns the procurement of a comprehensive Remote Patient Health Monitoring System, including the necessary software licenses and associated programming, implementation, and ongoing maintenance services. The system is designed to support up to 300 concurrently active patient accounts, each with an active health plan averaging three months in duration. Over the 12-month contract period, this is expected to cover a minimum of 1200 patient accounts, with the potential for this number to increase during the contract's validity. The procurement includes the provision of system licenses for a 12-month period. Key components of the purchase are the licenses for the remote monitoring platform and a personalized application tailored for patient use. Furthermore, the tender specifies the requirement for programming and implementation services to set up and deploy the system effectively. Crucially, ongoing maintenance and support services are also part of the contract, ensuring the system's continuous operation and user assistance. This is an open international procurement process, indicating that bids are welcome from qualified suppliers globally. The focus is on establishing a robust system for remote patient monitoring, enhancing healthcare delivery through technology. The preliminary minimum quantity of 1200 patient accounts suggests a significant scale of operation, with flexibility for growth.

This is a supplies contract in the information and communication technology and health and medical services sectors, with a focus on digital health systems, Telemedicine, Software and IT support. Located in Lithuania, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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