HUS-yhtymä (hereinafter referred to as HUS or the contracting authority) is requesting bids for statistical services. These services are needed for researchers and research groups. The details and requirements of the procurement are described in detail in the request for proposals and its attachment
Tender closed on 8 Oct 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract involves the procurement and maintenance of a processor-controlled prosthetic leg (C-Leg 4). The recipient currently uses a mechanical prosthetic (C-Leg 4). This procurement is based on an individual needs assessment for assistive devices. Bids are requested for the following C-Leg 4 c
HUS is seeking bids for mechanical combination prostheses, coronary artery bypass grafts, and carbon dioxide tubing. The request is divided into three categories, and suppliers can submit bids for one or more categories. Detailed descriptions of the categories and the required products are provided
This procurement opportunity involves the acquisition of washing machines and dryers specifically designed for institutional laundry use, along with their accessories. The machines will be deployed across various units of the HUS Group and the social and health services units of the City of Helsinki
HUS-yhtymä is seeking bids for various sizes of beds to be used as medical rehabilitation aids for children and youth. The procurement focuses on beds suitable for home use that support care and positioning, and can also assist in promoting the independence of active children. The specific items are
UK-based astronomy observers can apply for travel and subsistence grants of up to £15,000 over two years to visit facilities with competitively awarded observation time.
UK biomedical researchers can apply for up to £1 million in MRC funding to purchase a single piece of mid-range capital equipment by 31 December 2027.
NERC invites qualified researchers to apply for large grants (£1.12-£3.45 million) for innovative environmental science projects lasting up to five years.
UKRI is offering up to £60 million over seven years for a director-led research institute to investigate obesity and cardiometabolic disease mechanisms with translation to prevention and treatment strategies.