Samira Study on Criteria for Acceptability of Medical Radiological Equipment The purpose of this study is to review and revise publication Radiation Protection 162 (RP 162), in view of updating and upgrading the criteria for acceptability of medical radiological equipment contained therein. The revised guidance will define essential parameters relevant to the assessment of the performance of radiological medical equipment and will set up up-to-date criteria for acceptability of this equipment, considering developments in technology, standards and requirements that occurred since the publication of RP 162. The contractor must propose criteria for acceptability that are achievable throughout the EU Member States and provide advice on their implementation and verification in practice. The revised document will rely, to the extent possible, on the methodology for defining and applying criteria for acceptability of equipment established in section 1 of RP 162. Any change of the proposed methodology shall be substantiated and approved by DG ENER before progressing with Task 2 of the study as described in the tender specifications. The contractor will develop criteria for acceptability of equipment that came on the market after 2010 or was too new to be addressed in RP 162. This should include radiological and nuclear medicine imaging systems used for health screening, diagnostic and interventional procedures, and treatment planning and guidance. The contractor will make an effort to define, to the extent possible, criteria for modern and advanced computed t... EUROPEAN COMMISSION, DG ENER - ENERGY Address: ENER.E - Euratom safeguards Town: LUXEMBOURG NUTS-Code: LU000 Postal Code: L-2144 Phone: +32 2 299 11 11 ener-radprot@ec.europa.eu Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding 411949-2024 Luxembourg GT-103944253