Upgrade of existing MRI/fMRI system
Aalto University Foundation sr
- Ilmoituksen laji
- Hankintapäätös
- Julkaistu
- 8.1.2026
Hankinnan tiedot
Tiedot ovat hankintayksikön ilmoituksesta sellaisinaan; menettely, toteutuspaikka ja CPV-koodin pääryhmä on nimetty suomeksi. Sanasto
Lähde: Hilma, ilmoitus 2026-037536.
- Hankinnan arvo
- 850 000 €
- Menettely
- Suorahankinta
- Mitä hankitaan
- Tavarat
- Hankinnan laji
- EU-hankinta
- Hankinnan ala (CPV-koodit)
- Lääkinnälliset laitteet ja lääkkeet (33113100)
- Toteutuspaikka (NUTS)
- Helsinki-Uusimaa (FI1B1)
- Voittaja
- Siemens Healthcare Oy Y-tunnus 1071935-0
Kuvaus
Hankintayksikön oma kuvaus hankinnasta.
Lähde: Hilma, ilmoitus 2026-037536. Liitteet ja yhteystiedot ovat alkuperäisessä ilmoituksessa.
Upgrade of existing MRI/fMRI system - high-end research-level 3-tesla system for smooth and user-friendly operation, providing improvements in the current system (Siemens MAGNETOM Skyra) with at least the following new features:
- update of the system to cover at least 64 RF channels
- high-end image reconstruction computers
- AI/intelligent methods in image reconstruction
- dual monitors for the acquisition workplace
- advanced host computer
- possibility to use 3rd party algorithms in image reconstruction
- possibility to connect 3rd party devices for receiving images (real-time) and controlling the MR exam measurements
- new 64-channel head-neck coil (open design for enabling simultaneous EEG-measurements)
- modern flexible coils (2x large and 1x small)
- new 18-channel body coil
- dockable/movable table, coil storage cart, and vacuum cushions for subject/patient positioning
- existing RF coils at ANI must be functional or replaced with equivalents so that they work with the upgraded system (head, body, flex, and loop coils)
- optical to electrical trigger converter (for e.g. fMRI purposes)
- possible required RF-shielded room modifications during installation as well as new LED-lights that replace the old halogen-based lighting system of the room
- must be installed using the existing doorways to the RF-shielded room,