UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Provision of an e-Triage service across 5 emergency departments in London

The insourcing of Non-Obstetric Ultrasound scans (NOUS/ US) to substantially mitigate the risk of DM01 6-week breaches in the short term, which will have a knock-on impact on 65-week breaches in the longer term, while increasing access for long-waiting patients referred by GPs and divisional specialities up to 1 year ago.

The London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust ("the Authority") required the provision of Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services.<br/>The Authority intends to award a contract, following a Direct Award - Process C, in accordance with The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 (“PSR 2023”).

Provision of an e-Triage service across 5 emergency departments in London

Provision of specialist business rates advisory, management and appeal services, including check, challenge and appeal (CCA), budgeting, forecasting and rates mitigation support across participating NHS Trust estates under CCS Framework RM6343 Lot 6.

The insourcing of Non-Obstetric Ultrasound scans (NOUS/ US) to substantially mitigate the risk of DM01 6-week breaches in the short term, which will have a knock-on impact on 65-week breaches in the longer term, while increasing access for long-waiting patients referred by GPs and divisional specialities up to 1 year ago.

Commissioning of a Cardiac Physiology In-sourcing provider for 13 weeks to clear backlog<br/>Scanning and reporting echocardiography insourcing services (TTE) at London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust<br/><br/>• Covering three sites: Central Middlesex Hospital, Northwick Park Hospital & Ealing CDC<br/>• CMH - Up to 2 lists Monday to Friday.<br/>• Ealing CDC – 1 list - 7 days Monday to Sunday.<br/>• Northwick Park Hospital – 1 list per day - Saturday & Sunday<br/><br/>• Up to 19 list in total across all sites<br/>• Up to 14 pts per list<br/>• 45-minute slots

The insourcing of Non-Obstetric Ultrasound scans (NOUS/ US) to substantially mitigate the risk of DM01 6-week breaches in the short term, which will have a knock-on impact on 65-week breaches in the longer term, while increasing access for long-waiting patients referred by GPs and divisional specialities up to 1 year ago.