QB Test - Objectively measure hyperactivity,inattention and impulsivity
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The Southern Health & Social Care Trust has completed the procurement process for a contract titled "QB Test - Objectively measure hyperactivity, inattention and impulsivity." This contract falls under the health and social work services category and is situated in the UKN region of the United Kingdom. The procurement method used was limited, specifically negotiated without publication of a contract notice due to the protection of exclusive rights.
The contract involves continuous updates of system hardware and software, various training sessions, and free technical and clinical support. The contract was awarded to QBTECH Ltd on 30th December 2024, with a total value of £80,000. This tender presents significant growth opportunities for businesses specialising in health and social work services, particularly those that can offer advanced medical device solutions.
Given the exclusive rights and specific expertise required for this contract, businesses with a strong background in developing and maintaining medical diagnostic tools, especially those cleared by the FDA and registered with EMA, would be well-suited to compete. The collaboration with the Southern Health & Social Care Trust can help establish or strengthen market presence in the healthcare sector, opening doors to future contracts and partnerships.
QB Testing allows the service to objectively measure hyperactivity, inattention and impulsivity, via the QB testing/reporting system which provides the following: Continuous updates of system hardware and software to the latest available version
- Installation, test administration training, clinical training and clinical workshop
- Continuous training through workshops and patient cases/studies
- Free technical support
- Free clinical support
Continuous updates of system hardware and software to the latest available version * Installation, test administration training, clinical training and clinical workshop * Continuous training through workshops and patient cases/studies * Free technical support * Free clinical support
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