Cancelled
High Precisions Liquid Handling Tips
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board · NHS and health
In brief
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has cancelled this procurement.
The notice does not state a value.
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What the notice says
AWMGS uses Hamilton machines, and therefore requires a dependable and sustainable contract
for the ongoing supply of Hamilton-compatible consumables. This ensures that laboratories
across NHS Wales have continuous access to essential items such as sterile and non-sterile
pipette tips, barcoded plates, and other related Hamilton-specific supplies.
These products must meet strict Hamilton performance and compatibility standards, provide full
sterility and traceability where required, and offer sustainable options such as bio-circular
materials. The contract aims to maintain consistent stock levels, prevent workflow disruptions
caused by supply shortages, and support high-throughput automated testing across clinical,
diagnostic, and research settings.
Suppliers will be expected to provide high availability, strong quality assurance, and reliable
delivery performance, including support for both bulk orders and standing orders
Who won
| Winner | Value | Dates |
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Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.
Timeline
- Transparency notice · UK5, notice 012848-2026
- Procurement termination notice · UK12, notice 013063-2026
About the buyer
Cardiff and Vale University Health BoardLast 12 months
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From notice 012848-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 12 February 2026, last updated 12 February 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.