UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The main purpose of this framework is to supply aseptic isolators and cabinets to Pharmacy Aseptic Units where aseptic hazardous and non-hazardous products are prepared. Aseptic Isolators and laminar flow cabinets are commonly found in the pharmacy departments of hospitals and can be used for producing various medicines, including chemotherapy medicines where an aseptic environment is required.

The main purpose of this framework is for the provision of retrospective analytical reviews and analysis of core spend and transactions, which can result in the discovery and recovery of overpayments which are presented to suppliers.<br/><br/>These services will provide the following types of services: audits, reviews, staff upskilling, advice, guidance, private and overseas patients’ revenue, income generation, recovery and consultancy through the provision of ongoing services or other support linked to these services and the Lot descriptors.

This Contract Award Notice is concerning the establishment of the Emergency Medical Consumables & Equipment Framework and the awarded supplier across four (4) Lots.

To convert base vehicles into Double Crewed Ambulances (DCA) which meet the<br/>NHS DCA National specification.

East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub are awarding a framework for Transforming Organisations, Partnerships & Systems – Multi-Speciality Support & Advisory Consultancy Services.

East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub is awarding suppliers to the Training and Development Framework - 2022/S 000-001391.<br/><br/>EoECPH wishes to provide support to the NHS and the wider arena of publicly funded services with the provision of innovative learning methods and support services to assist them in meeting system challenges they face, both now and in the future. The purpose of this procurement is to secure service providers, to help upskill individuals who will through a multitude of small actions and changes by them help bring about osmosis within public service provision, which could in best case scenario help to bring equilibrium to pressured parts of the system and bring change and vibrancy to service provision.<br/><br/>Services Skills and Abilities<br/><br/>EOECPH is interested in partnering for this framework with organisations which can demonstrate and evidence the following key characteristics and capabilities, as may be applicable and where so indicated by the Lot requirements:<br/><br/>• Knowledge Transfer<br/><br/>• Embedding if required by the Beneficiary<br/><br/>• Practical leaning and skills sets for an individual with application in their workplace<br/><br/>• Training and delivery – various methodologies & mediums<br/><br/>• Ability to provide a commercial offer that represents good value for money for the Beneficiaries<br/><br/>• Successful marketing and service uptake in a similar environment and/or projects<br/><br/>• Ability to engage with different types of organisations e.g. government, councils, clinicians, health, and social care professionals etc<br/><br/>• Suitable, relevant experience of working with different strata’s of a workforce including management, senior leaders or other key stakeholders to ensure cultural change within an organisation.<br/><br/>EoECPH is looking for Providers to work collaboratively with the Hub, and who will be able to provide in-depth support both in terms of practical “hands-on” application of delivery of services as well as supporting the Beneficiaries through training various training mediums to develop in-house skills and upskill individuals. Providers will be able to identify where they are registered or accredited to help support direct award along with any accreditations that in turn their training courses/provision provide to individuals, such as but not limited to:<br/><br/>• Higher education<br/>- MBA’s<br/>- Post Graduate Cert<br/>• Charted Institute status<br/>• Continuous Professional Development<br/>- Credits to support individuals / existing qualifications

East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub is awarding a Framework for the Provision of Teleradiology Services.<br/>Lot 1 - Teleradiology Reporting Services<br/>Lot 2 - AI Screening (Abandoned)

This procurement establishes a Mini Framework for the provision of base vehicles to be subsequently converted into double crewed ambulances

East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub on behalf of NHS Procurement in Partnership (Comprising of East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement hub, NHS Commercial Solutions, NHS London Procurement partnership and NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative) is seeking to award a framework for Statutory Audit and Multi-Specialty Audit & Advisory Consultancy Services

The supply of Wound Imaging Solutions has been divided in to two (2) Lots, which have been summarised below: <br/>● Lot 1 – 3D Wound Imaging Solutions <br/>● Lot 2 – 2D Wound Imaging Solutions<br/><br/>Both lots cover ‘one off purchase’ and ‘leasing’ options

The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub (EOECPH) invited Suppliers to bid for Framework Agreement for Provision and Support of an Electronic Patient Record System (EPR). EoECPH is working collaboratively with the National Ambulance Procurement Board on this procurement with an aim of providing a procurement compliant route to market for UK Ambulance Services wishing to procure Electronic Patient Record System.

The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub (the Authority) is procuring a framework agreement for the provision of a Stoma Care Nurse Sponsorship Service.

Hybrid Outsourced Outpatient Pharmacy Dispensing Services Framework Agreement

The overall aim of the Framework Agreement is to provide an appliance prescription and advice hub which can be utilised for stoma, catheter or other suitable appliance based services.

The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub (EOECPH) is seeking experienced, proven, innovative and agile providers to be awarded onto a framework to be let by EOECPH for the benefit of publicly funded (wholly or partially funded) as detailed in ITT documents issued by EOECPH for the provision of dermatology services. It is the intention of this framework to provide dermatology services which may either be supplementary, for example services secured in support of waiting list initiatives to ensure participating beneficiary authorities key performance indicators are maintained, or through a longer term arrangement via a trust acting as head provider via subcontracting or through commissioners seeking to secure additional dermatology services. NHS and other related care sector organisations delivering or commissioning dermatology services, will be able to use this framework to secure compliant patient focused dermatology services throughout the United Kingdom (UK).

This framework agreement is for the provision of safe, legal, efficient and cost effective pharmaceutical wholesale services comprising the delivery of medicines and other pharmaceutical products (referred tohenceforth as the ‘Service’) to Participating Authorities (Annex A3 to the Invitation to Tender). ParticipatingAuthorities may require deliveries to one or more delivery points which may change from time. The Servicemay incorporate an option for service enhancements, such as seven day working, which integrate clinicalpharmacy services and support risk avoidance and clinical governance agendas. <br/>Total contract value: £50m