Agreement for AED / Defibrillators basic level responder

In January 2017 LJMU commissioned the North West Ambulance Service (who appointed Green Urban) to conduct a buildings audit for the purpose of identifying the optimal location of AEDs (including public access AEDs) at University sites. LJMU have identified sixty eight locations for AEDs, nine of the AEDs is external and for public access, and fifty nine internal AEDs. LJMU requireD two bid proposals as follows: Option One The supply of sixty eight AEDs, aimed at basic level responders , nine of which are suitable for public access defibrillation , that give clear audio and visual instructions , guiding the rescuer through the resuscitation process. To provide and install nin…