UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

To ensure equitable healthcare access for patients with diverse linguistic and communication needs. The contract will cover: - Spoken language services (face-to-face, telephone, and video interpreting). - Non-spoken language services (BSL, lip reading, Makaton, etc.). - Document translation (including Braille and Easy Read formats).

4 yr and 9 months maintenance service contract fully comprehensive cover with weekend cover for 1x Philips Allura Xper FD10 fluoroscopy system

This requirement is for a maintenance service and validation package to include all quarterly, annual validations and replacement components as recommended by the manufacturer at the recommended service interval.

3 yr maintenance service contract fully comprehensive cover for Carl Zeiss Ophthalmology Equipment (equipment list on the spec document)

King’s College Hospital Foundation NHS Trust requires a head-specific stereotactic system for use in Neurosurgery including Computer Tomography (CT) & Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) operations.

Provision of Electrical Sundries, Components and Ancillary Estates Consumables

The patient experience survey is designed to collect valuable insights and feedback from individuals/patients who have undergone care at King's College Hospital. This feedback is obtained through various mediums, including SMS (Short Message Service), paper, email, online links, QR codes, and IVR (Interactive Voice Response), ensuring diverse and comprehensive input from the patients' perspectives.

Outsourcing independent pharmacy App for KFM outpatients for better prescription service

Provision of a sterilisation service for re-usable medical devices

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (the “Trust”) is carrying out further pre market engagement in relation to it plans to procure a new framework agreement with two contractors to deliver projects as part of its strategic estates programme (the “Framework Agreement”). Following the Trust’s initial pre market engagement in 2022, the Trust has now received planning permission in respect of the first project to be awarded under the Framework Agreement - the design, build and financing of a new Haematology Unit (“Unit”). <br/><br/>Anyone interested in delivering works and services under this Framework Agreement is invited to complete a further soft market survey by 11th May 2023. https://forms.office.com/e/4k5yp1xA41. The Trust may have follow up discussions once it has considered the surveys.<br/><br/>This prior information notice relates to pre market engagement only. It is not formally commencing a procurement process. Any procurement process in relation to the Framework Agreement will be advertised separately in Find a Tender and Contracts Finder. Anyone who does not participate in this pre market engagement will not be precluded from responding to the advert for the Framework Agreement. This prior information notice does not commit the Trust to carry out a procurement process.

Provision of decontamination services for theatre instruments across the Trust

KFM engaging with the market before starting the formal procurement process to maximise value for money and the best way of meeting the Trusts requirements, discovering new, and innovative solutions, to achieve better outcomes in relation to microscopes

Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is looking to establish a new framework agreement with two contractors for its strategic estates programme. We intend to start the procurement in early July 2022, with the new framework commencing in May 2023. <br/><br/>Interested suppliers are invited to register their interest and complete a short survey: https://forms.office.com/r/2gUqNEP3u by 15/06/2022. We are planning to hold a virtual ‘Meet the Buyer’ event in the week commencing late June 2022, further details of this will be provided to suppliers that have registered their interest through the questionnaire. <br/><br/>This Prior Information Notice constitutes a market engagement opportunity. For the avoidance of doubt, if you do not register your interest this will not preclude you from bidding once the Selection Questionnaire period begins.

9 yr maintenance service contract with a full comprehensive cover with 2 annual service visits for Acupulse Duo Laser

5 yr Comprehensive maintenance service cover with one annual service for 9 liquid nitrogen storage tanks/ cryo storage systems/ vessels (8 x out of warranty & 1 unit from 2018)

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (KCH) is exploring the market for a consultancy or service provider to support an upcoming procurement relating to a Medical Workforce Rota Management Review. The Trust is undertaking a workforce transformation programme aimed at enhancing efficiency, ensuring long-term sustainability, and aligning medical workforce planning with national benchmarks. The review will also place strong emphasis on safeguarding patient safety, supporting training requirements, and promoting staff wellbeing.

To ensure equitable healthcare access for patients with diverse linguistic and communication needs. The contract will cover: - Spoken language services (face-to-face, telephone, and video interpreting). - Non-spoken language services (BSL, lip reading, Makaton, etc.). - Document translation (including Braille and Easy Read formats). - Patient feedback and continuous improvement.

This service provides and maintains detailed Access Guides for all Trust departments and wards, ensuring up-to-date, quality-assured accessibility information is available for patients, visitors, and staff. These guides support the Trust’s commitment to inclusion, equality, and exceptional patient experience by helping people with disabilities and access needs to plan their visits with confidence and independence. The trust requires the service to: Resurvey 15% (approximately 30) departments or wards each year to ensure information accuracy and reflect estate or service changes. Conduct in-person accessibility surveys by trained surveyors, applying ISO 9001–accredited quality assurance processes. Provide updated imagery, including large-format photos and 360° images of accessible toilets, bathrooms, and Changing Places facilities. Supply annual Guidance Documentation, including RAG-rated accessibility matrices, low-cost improvement recommendations, and best practice guidance reports aligned with BS8300:2018 standards. Deliver ongoing maintenance, hosting, and data updates for a digital platform and its integration with the Trust’s website. Provide dedicated project management, including monthly liaison with Estates & Facilities, biannual progress meetings, and promotional support to increase awareness and usage of the Access Guides.