UAH Project

A five-year healthcare infrastructure initiative built around access, scale, and controlled execution.

The UAH program combines 37-country reach, 1,500 planned centers, a 30 million lives impact ambition, and a phased R / RT / C structure designed for disciplined delivery.

Scope 1,500 centers

Tracks Radiology, RT, Cardiac

Horizon Five years

Target countries 37

Initial footprint across priority markets in Africa.

Planned centers 1,500

Combined five-year infrastructure target.

Lives represented 30M

Lives represented in the current impact ambition.

Radiotherapy centers 200

Oncology treatment sites in the stated scope.

LINAC units 500

Linear accelerators supporting expanded RT access.

Program structure

Structured as a continental healthcare access platform.

Stage I overview

Stage I scope covers Radiology, Radiotherapy, and Cardiac pathways across a 37-country footprint.
The program follows a five-year delivery horizon with track-specific workstreams and phased expansion.
Indicative windows and acquisition models are shared at a summary level, while detailed templates and evaluation mechanics remain protected.
Detailed tender files are released only through the vendor qualification and portal process.

Clinical collaboration around medical imaging and coordinated care

Operating logic

UAH brings together capital equipment, service delivery, digital-health systems, and regional operating support under one coordinated rollout model.

Track overview

Radiology, Radiotherapy, and Cardiac anchor the public program structure.

Radiology

UAH places radiology at the center of the diagnostic network, with approximately 1,000 imaging centers across the five-year plan.

1,000 centers

CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, interventional imaging, and integrated digital operations.

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Radiotherapy

The radiotherapy track includes 200 centers and 500 LINACs, making oncology capacity one of the most strategic UAH workstreams.

200 centers / 500 LINACs

Treatment infrastructure, planning systems, shielding, maintenance, and specialist support.

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Cardiac

UAH includes a dedicated cardiac pathway focused on cath-lab access, faster intervention windows, and stronger regional treatment capability.

300 centers

Catheterization labs, interventional support, and emergency-response capacity.

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Indicative timing

Indicative timing is shared at program level; detailed tender mechanics remain protected.

Radiotherapy window 10 May 2026 to 10 October 2026

Indicative public window for RT category procurement and partner engagement.

Radiology window 15 June 2026 to 15 November 2026

Indicative public window for radiology category procurement and submissions.

Cardiac cath-lab window 15 November 2026 to 15 February 2027

Indicative public window for cardiac intervention packages.

Commercial framing

Accepted public commercial models

These models reflect the commercial structures referenced across the program. Detailed commercial packages remain inside the protected vendor workflow.

Revenue sharing / pay-per-use

Commercial structures can align vendor participation with service utilization and measured delivery output.

MSA / fee-for-service

Managed service and operational support models remain relevant where service continuity is critical.

Subscription equipment-as-a-service

Recurring commercial structures support phased deployment and lifecycle management across a large footprint.

Finance lease / hire purchase

Long-term capital models may be applied in structured rollouts where ownership timing matters.

Lease agreement

Flexible leasing remains suitable for certain equipment classes and regional rollout conditions.

Deferred payment / installment

Deferred structures support phased implementation where aligned with contracting terms.

Move Forward

See how qualified vendors move into the secure process.

Vendor Process Portal Access