47 Auto CPAP units and 5 oxygen concentrators delivered to a public hospital in Algiers, twelve weeks from RFQ to handover, with zero compliance actions.
A public hospital in the Algiers wilaya was expanding its respiratory ward capacity by a third following a regional increase in post-surgical pulmonary support cases. The biomedical engineering team had six weeks to close on a supplier before the ward opening date and a ministry tender file that required full CE, ISO 13485, and EU MDR documentation on every unit.
The previous supplier had delivered a prior generation of CPAP devices with patchy UDI carriers. The re-tender bar was higher.
GHM responded to the RFQ within 19 business hours with a matrix covering 47 Auto CPAP A01 units (auto-titrating, 4–20 cmH₂O, integrated humidification) and 5 oxygen concentrators with matching compliance dossiers.
The quotation was issued against an HSBC Hong Kong trade reference, which let the buyer's finance desk complete bank verification in under 48 hours rather than the 9 business days typical of unverified suppliers.
Shipment was insured end-to-end under WCO SAFE-compliant forwarders. Arrival at Oran was clean; customs clearance ran in 96 hours.
All 52 devices were commissioned on-site inside the twelve-week window, one week ahead of the ward opening. Zero compliance actions were raised by the buyer, by the destination regulator, or by banking counterparties across the full transaction.
The hospital's biomedical team retained full dossiers — UDI carriers, CE certificates, ISO 13485 scope letters, EU MDR declarations of conformity — in a single drop accessible to the ministry auditor on request.
Follow-on order for a second ward is in active RFQ as of Q2 2026.
Client name redacted under procurement confidentiality. Shipment records, clearance timestamps, and banking counterparties are available on request under NDA.