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Expression of Interest (EOI) Barbering / Hairdressing Services - NHS Adult Secure Services Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced barber or hairdresser to provide a sessional barbering / hairdressing service within our male adult secure inpatient services. This EOI is being issued to understand market interest and identify potential providers. It is not a formal tender. Service Overview The service will provide basic barbering / hairdressing (e.g. haircuts and trims) to male adult inpatient service users within a secure NHS setting. Due to the nature of secure mental health services, patient attendance can vary, and sessions may be affected by clinical need. Proposed Service Model • Provision of a once monthly session • Session length to be agreed (e.g. half day) • Sessional payment at a fixed rate, paid regardless of patient attendance (not paid per haircut) • Location: NHS adult secure inpatient setting (The Humber Centre, Willerby Hill business park). Provider Requirements (Indicative) Providers would be expected to: • Have relevant experience providing barbering or hairdressing services • Be willing to work within a secure healthcare environment (The Humber Centre, Willerby Hill business park) • Hold appropriate insurance cover • Be able to meet NHS pre engagement checks, including DBS and site induction (support will be provided through this process) Contractual Arrangements • Invoicing and payment through standard NHS processes • Contract length and session details to be agreed following engagement How to Respond Interested providers are invited to submit a short expression of interest (by email to hnf-tr.contracting@nhs.net) confirming: • Business name and contact details • Brief description of experience • Confirmation of interest in providing a once monthly session in a secure setting at the above mentioned location • Any initial questions or constraints Responses should be no more than 1 page. Next Steps Following review of EOIs, the Trust may: • Contact interested providers for informal discussion • Invite one or more providers to proceed to a direct award or further negotiation Submitting an EOI does not guarantee progression to a contract. EOI responses to be sent to: hnf-tr.contracting@nhs.net Closing date: 6/05/2026

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) - Physiotherapy Services Early engagement We are seeking expressions of interest from organisations/individuals interested in providing a Physiotherapy for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) service across Hull and East Yorkshire. CFS is a complex, chronic medical condition in which people often experience a fluctuation in symptoms. In summary, the requirement is to provide specialist assessment and treatment to meet the needs of people with CFS, whilst ensuring treatment interventions meet the standards required for HCPC Proficiency. The service will be delivered during the period of 09:00-17:00 Monday-Friday and from the provider's premises. The premises must be accessible to patients within the catchment area and be fully compliant with business building regulations for health and safety. The model assumes a specialist clientele in which trust and a person-centred approach is required. Recognising that clients may need to be seen on more than a few occasions to gain trust, previous experience delivering chronic fatigue physiotherapy is essential. Referrals for the service currently average around 16 pcm. The service is to commence during August 2024. If you would like to express interest in delivering this service, could you please email c.reeson@nhs.net on or before 5th July 2024 providing a brief overview of your capacity, capability, Costings and experience of delivering a service such as this.

The service will facilitate the safe transfer of care for service users who are medically fit for discharge from acute mental health inpatient units. It will be available for 5 people at any point in time. The focus will be to support access to suitable accommodation and assistance to maintain a tenancy. The service will be provided for a maximum period of 28 days for service users meeting the eligibility criteria; any exception to the length of stay will be by mutual agreement between the provider and commissioner. The following will be provided:  Accommodation will be available for service users who have either no accommodation identified or are waiting to access a tenancy.  Assistance with daily living activities and support with short term needs.  Staff will support service users in obtaining longer term accommodation and promote independent living.  1-1 support with a dedicated specialist mental health worker to identify and achieve move on plans; part time hours worked flexibly across 7 days to meet client need.  1-1 and group activities with support workers focussing on independent living skills available on site between 10am- 2pm and 6pm -10pm 7 days a week.  Out of hours crisis support from the mental health response team (HTFT)  24/7 access to low level support.  Property management assistant available to ensure repairs are dealt with swiftly and ensure effective void room turnover  Housekeeper available to support with communal cleaning and stock replenishment. Annual contract value: £112k Contract term: 1/4/2026 to 31/3/2029 with option to extend We are aiming to gauge market interest and capability ahead of the formal procurement process. This will help us to shape our tender to ensure it is accessible, effective, and aligned with market capabilities. If your organisation is interested in this opportunity, please respond with: • A brief overview of your relevant experience and capabilities • Your contact details (including email and phone) • Any early feedback or considerations you believe would support a successful tender. To the following email address: Phillip.simmons@nhs.net

This is a notice to invite the market to make expressions of interest to provide a mental health crisis text service for the population of Humber & North Yorkshire ICB. This service will align with the national Crisis Text Support Guidance and Specification published by NHS England in 2024. This document can be found at https://www.humber.nhs.uk/media/empeuqav/crisis-text-support-guidance-and-specification-v10.pdf The final specification will include local considerations and performance requirements. The initial contract term will be for 1 year with the option of a 1 year extension. Following receipt of expressions of interest Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust intend to award this contract under an appropriate Provider Selection Regime process.

The Trust is seeking to engage suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver professional counselling services to support the wellbeing of our staff. We are looking for practitioners who can offer timely, confidential, and high‑quality support across a range of emotional and psychological needs. Interested providers will be expected to demonstrate: Appropriate professional qualifications and accreditation Experience delivering counselling within healthcare or similar environments Robust safeguarding, data protection, and confidentiality processes The ability to provide both face‑to‑face and remote support options (where applicable)

We are seeking expressions of interest from organisations that can provide assessment and diagnosis for adults awaiting a dementia diagnosis. We are looking to commission around 250 assessments although this figure could fluctuate. If you would like to express interest in tendering for this service could you please email mturner10@nhs.net on or before 11th May 2023 including details of your organisation's capacity and capability in this field. An outline service specification is below : Outline Service Specification Deliverables: a) Deliver dementia diagnosis assessments including written outcome reports for all clients b) Provide Trust staff with access to a secure online referral portal. c) Provide service user experience outcome measures for all who have taken part in the service. d) Provide an outcome report on completion Assessment for the patient and Trust staff. The report will be made available via the provider's secure online referral portal. Aims: Provide support to Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust's (Trust) waiting list reduction plans by providing greater access and choice for adults in Hull and East riding of Yorkshire waiting for a Dementia Diagnosis. Clients would already have been triaged by the Trust service and then passed on to the successful provider. Responses required from interested providers How long would it take you to process xx clients? How long, on average, does diagnosis to feedback take? What method would you intend to use? What would you need from the Trust to enable you to deliver this service? Please provide your pricing for this service - would this be a tariff for each completed assessment, or would you prefer an alternative arrangement? If alternative, please provide information.

CFS is a complex, chronic medical condition in which people often experience a fluctuation in symptoms. In summary, the requirement is to provide specialist assessment and treatment to meet the needs of people with CFS, whilst ensuring treatment interventions meet the standards required for HCPC Proficiency. The service will be delivered during the period of 09:00-17:00 Monday-Friday and from the provider's premises. The premises must be accessible to patients within the catchment area and be fully compliant with business building regulations for health and safety. The model assumes a specialist clientele in which trust and a person-centred approach is required. Recognising that clients may need to be seen on more than a few occasions to gain trust, previous experience delivering chronic fatigue physiotherapy is essential. Referrals for the service currently average around 16 pcm.

Psychological Wellbeing service for Children and Young People. Details of draft specification are attached. Key points to note about the service and our requirements: • The activity associated with the current service during 2023/24 is detailed below and is provided as a guide only: Referrals Hull 140 East Riding of Yorkshire 170 Treatment Sessions Hull 1200 East Riding of Yorkshire 580 • We are seeking a mix of virtual and face to face interventions and the supplier will be responsible for sourcing and securing suitable venues. Ideally, we are looking for clinics to be provided in Hull, Bridlington and Goole We are seeking expressions of interest from suppliers interested in delivering the service. Please notify mturner10@nhs.net by31st October 2024 of your interest and include a brief update on the following: • Experience in delivering similar services • Proposed staffing model (staff numbers and skill mix) • Price estimate (indicative only and note that the contract will be paid on a block basis) • Any feedback on the service specification Please note the tender details and tender documents are not available yet but when they are they will be on https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome Should you wish to participate could you please register on this site. We will update further to those who express interest when the tender is available.