UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BCHC), Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (BSMHFT), and Birmingham and Solihull GP Partnership Support Unit (GPPSU) are reviewing their WAN infrastructure both individually and collaboratively, aiming to develop a future blueprint for the ICB and ICS. This process involves testing the market to identify the design requirements for the Trusts are accurate. Driven by NHS England's 10 Year Plan and improving the Trusts’ Cyber Security posture, the aim of the collaboration is to build on previous investments in digital transformation and national strategies like Cloud First and Zero Trust. The collaboration will enable federated access and authentication across the ICB, supporting cross Trust clinical services. Currently, each Trust operates separate WANs with varying levels of service and infrastructure challenges, such as capacity limitations, inconsistent Wi-Fi, security gaps, and operational inefficiencies. These issues affect clinical operations, staff productivity, and patient care, causing delays, increased risks, and frustration. By working together, the Trusts are looking to establish a robust digital foundation, meeting today’s needs and enabling ubiquitous data access for staff across an innovative and community based ICB. WAN services at the three Trusts are currently delivered through three separate contracts utilising a variety of technologies.

This is a Pre Market Engagement for Citywide Messaging. Any interested providers should submit an expression of interest via the tender portal by 16th February. Full details including the specification and pre market engagement brief can be found on the Atamis portal. All listed contract dates and durations are subject to confirmation following PME. Atamis portal can be accessed via - atamis-1928.my.site.com, please use reference C419247.

This is a pre market engagement for city wide messaging services, please note that this is not a call for competition. <br/><br/>The service relates to call handling function centrally collating, monitoring and directing messages and referrals to Integrated Multidisciplinary Community Teams dependant upon urgency. Full details can be found within the service specification.<br/><br/>Expressions of interest for the pre market engagement should be made before 16th February, according to instructions in the PME brief that can be found within the portal.

The BSOL Procurement Collaborative, hosted by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust intends to tender for the Supply of Functional and Exercise Stimulators , Accessories and Electrodes on behalf of Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, whose principle address is located at <br/><br/>Unit 3, Priestley Wharf<br/>Holt Street <br/>Birmingham <br/>B7 4BN<br/><br/>This Procurement shall include the following goods and services:<br/><br/>Supply of Functional and Exercise Stimulators<br/><br/>Supply of Accessories (Essential and Non-Essential)<br/><br/>• Supply of Electrodes<br/>• Supply of Batteries<br/><br/>• Provision of Maintenance and/or repair service<br/><br/>• Provision of Clinical and Technical Support<br/><br/>Potential suppliers interested in this opportunity should refer to the participation requirements specified in the ‘Additional Information' section of this prior information notice

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS FT (BCHC) are seeking to identify suppliers who have the capability and capacity to provide a software solution to record, report and analyse on Patient Experience feedback and information. This Request for Information is to determine what solutions currently reside within the market. Please note this is a market testing exercise and does not commit the Trust to carry out a procurement process. Additional information: Interested suppliers should express their interest by emailing BCHC.tenders@nhs.net with a brief summary of their capability and any example case studies.

The below notice is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) notice for the intention to follow the Most Suitable Provider (MSP) route for Stoma Care Nurse Sponsorship for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham.<br/><br/>Any Provider with interest in this Notice needs to express interest in writing via the Atamis message centre to the Authority by 6th January 2026.<br/><br/>For the Provision of CBCT Scanning for Birmingham Community Healthcare Foundation Trust (BCHC) Birmingham Dental Hospital (BDH) Patient Referrals (due to limited internal capacity/emergency provider requirement/bariatric patients exceeding weight limit of BDH equipment) in the West Midlands.<br/><br/>The contract is planned to commence from 1st April 2026 for 3 Years (plus extension option of 2 Years) with a budget of £150,000.

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BCHC) is one of the largest specialist community health services providers in the NHS with over 5,000 colleagues. We deliver around 2 million patients and service users attendances to the residents of Birmingham, as well as services in the wider West Midlands from five clinical divisions. BCHC operates from over 300 sites across Birmingham and the West Midlands providing care for people throughout their lives from the new-born and their families to the frail elderly and their carers. The services we provide are diverse; from healthy lifestyle services that support people to feel well to the most complex healthcare for those with highly specialist needs. We provide care in people's homes and also in clinics and inpatient units across the city. We deliver all of this with a commitment to integrated, personalised care to meet the needs of our diverse local communities. Whilst we provide all of these services, much of the care we provide is delivered in partnership with primary care, social care, community mental health teams, acute hospitals and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector. We are also a major organisation for training and teaching. BCHC requires a Board Portal software to provide a paper management system that is accessible to a range of abilities and across multiple platforms. Our objective is to reduce the email sharing of documents and the use of paper across the organisation. We aim to improve the efficiency of meetings and ensure data security, through a user friendly interface. The intention is to implement the software during June 2025 for an initial circa 75 users, whilst retaining the option to increase at a later stage, if financially viable. The detailed requirements are stipulated within Annex 1 Feedback on Requirements. Suppliers wishing to participate in this market engagement exercise and express an interest in this requirement should respond to the questionnaire via the online form on the Health Family Single eCommercial System Portal (Atamis) by 12:00 on Tuesday 12th November 2024. https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome Please search for C315290 To View documents please register interest and then navigate back to the homepage and click on "My Proposals and quotes"

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BCHC) provides high quality community and specialist services within Birmingham and the West Midlands. We deliver over 100 clinical services, out in people’s homes and in over 200 hospitals, health centres and clinics. We provide services for adults, children, people with learning disabilities, those with rehabilitation needs and also provide specialist dental services. BCHC employs more than 4,500 staff, delivering more than 100 different clinical services for the one million people of Birmingham and five million people of the West Midlands region. Services are delivered in people’s homes and from within more than 200 clinics, health centres and hospitals. Further information can be found on the Trust website: https://www.bhamcommunity.nhs.uk Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BCHC) are looking for a supplier(s) who are able to deliver on one or both of the following including a technical support and maintenance agreement for both platforms: a new organisation-wide intranet a public-facing website. Suppliers who are able to offer solutions relevant to this requirement are invited to express an interest and respond to a market engagement questionnaire. Further details on how to do this are contained within the additional information section of this notice.

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BCHC) is one of the largest specialist community health services providers in the NHS with over 5,000 colleagues. We deliver around 2 million patients and service users attendances to the residents of Birmingham, as well as services in the wider West Midlands from five clinical divisions.<br/><br/>BCHC operates from over 300 sites across Birmingham and the West Midlands providing care for people throughout their lives from the new-born and their families to the frail elderly and their carers. The services we provide are diverse; from healthy lifestyle services that support people to feel well to the most complex healthcare for those with highly specialist needs. We provide care in people’s homes and also in clinics and inpatient units across the city. We deliver all of this with a commitment to integrated, personalised care to meet the needs of our diverse local communities. Whilst we provide all of these services, much of the care we provide is delivered in partnership with primary care, social care, community mental health teams, acute hospitals and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector. We are also a major organisation for training and teaching.

Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust , the Lead Trust /Commissioner is seeking to procure a high quality Prosthetic & Orthotic Service to integrate within a multi disciplinary team. This service supports both Adult and Paediatric patients with physical impairments, aiming to help them regain independence and improve their quality of life. The service will primarily operate from West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre, covering the supply, fitting, maintenance, and aftercare of prosthetic and orthotic devices. It will also include clinical assessments, custom fittings, ongoing adjustments, and comprehensive rehabilitation support.<br/><br/>The Prosthetics service at the Centre is one of only 35 in the UK, serving patients from a broad geographical area. The service provides artificial limbs to clients with upper and lower limb deficiencies, both acquired and congenital, along with all related prosthetic, technical, therapeutic, and holistic support. Patients are registered with the service on a lifelong basis.<br/><br/>The Trust seeks a provider capable of delivering high-quality, flexible, and cost-effective Prosthetics and Orthotic service. The contract will require service provision at the Trust’s current sites, ensuring continuity and quality care for patients as well those of its Tertiary centres based within other NHS Trusts including the Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust.<br/><br/>It is anticipated that the contract shall be awarded for a minimum of 5 years with an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 month periods.