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Carole GANDON – 6 May 2014 – Ottaxwa
EAFIP Workshopd
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The experience
Manchester, November 24th, 2015
Louis POTEL, Project Manager
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Summary of the presentation
The experience
Context and objectives
Our methodology: a market-oriented approach
Main outcomes and lessons learned
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The first joint procurement of innovative solutions in the healthcare sector
OBJECTIVES
Funded by the EC for 2 million€
Support demand driven innovation &
healthy ageing
Address the challenge of demographic change in Europe
Use public procurement to stimulate innovation
HAPPI: Overview
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Consortium
BPI France (Fr)BITECIC Ltd (UK) ICLEI (Ge)
Univ. Torino (It)Ecole des Hautes Etudes en santé publique (Fr)
NHS Commercial Solutions (UK)MercurHosp (Be) Società di Committenza Regionale Piemonte (It)Fédération des Hôpitaux LuxembourgeoisResah (Fr)Federal Procurement Agency (Au)FIBICO (Es)EHPPA (Eu)
The HAPPI consortium is coordinated by
2 Academics
8 Central Purchasing Bodies
5 Full Members 3 Associate Members 3 Procurement & Innovation Experts
NHS C.S. MH SCR
FHL
BITECICBPI EHESPICLEI
RESAH
FPAUniv.
Torino
FIBICO
EHPPA
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Methodology
Non-mature market
Many stakeholders
Difficult need assessement
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THREE STAGES
1• Using the HAPPI online platform, research and understand the
market (products, solutions and stakeholders)
2• Analyse the market• Develop specifications
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• Issue a joint European invitation to tender • Award contracts to enable healthcare organisations to procure
innovative products and services
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A market-oriented approach
Methodology
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4 infodays to engage the market
Paris
London
Turin
Vienna
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Submission on the HAPPI Platformwww.happi-project.eu
Carole GANDON – 6 May 2014 – Ottaxwa
THREE STAGES
1• Using the HAPPI online platform, research and understand the
market (products, solutions and stakeholders)
2• Analyse the market• Develop specifications
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• Issue a joint European invitation to tender • Award contracts to enable healthcare organisations to procure
innovative products and services
Methodology
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Expert comittee meetings
Paris / London / Turin
Multi-disciplinary experts
Deliverables: 3 « short lists » of solutions
Steering Committee #4 Validation
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Design Specifications
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Gathered Technical and Legal Advisors from the CPBsWork on the tender documentsWork on Bid analysis / evaluation reports
Gathered representatives from the membersChaired by the coordinatorValidate the tender documentsValidate the ranking of the received offers
Carole GANDON – 6 May 2014 – Ottaxwa
THREE STAGES
1• Using the HAPPI online platform, research and understand the
market (products, solutions and stakeholders)
2• Analyse the market• Develop specifications
3
• Issue a joint European invitation to tender • Award contracts to enable healthcare organisations to procure
innovative products and services
Methodology
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The HAPPI Tender – Important Dates
September 2014
Launching of the HAPPI tender
December 2014
End of the HAPPI Tender
January 2015 -
February 2015
Testing Phase + Bids Analysis
March 2015
Technical Committee #4:
Consolidation of the analysis
April 2015
Award of contracts
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Result of the tender – The HAPPI Solutions
Fall Detection and Alert System
Treadmill for rehabilitation and analysis of walking
disorders
Walking course for preventing falls and maintaining independence
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Current State of the Project
Next Steps:
Organisation of 3 Showrooms: Luxembourg, Belgium and UK
Monitoring of the contracts execution phase
CONTRACTS EXECUTION PHASE
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Main Figures of the Project
More than 500 people participated in the Infodays
More than 200 suppliers registered on the platform
More than 140 innovative solutions were submitted
Tender documents downloaded more than 50 times
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Lessons learnt
Facilitate accessibility to the tender
Help SME to submit a bid
Need Assessment is critical: Involve end-users
(experts)
To ensure the use of the product once purchased
Early market study/market sourcing
Enlarge the vision and maximize the success of the
tenderDesign Functional
specifications instead of Technical specifications
Encourage innovation
Early Communication about the project and the future tender toward the
market
Help SME to be ready at the publication of the tender
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
Contact: [email protected]
More info:www.happi-project.eu & www.resah.fr
: @HAPPI_Project