UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Provision of Mental Health Treatment Requirements (MHTR) services for Norfolk and Suffolk as part of the Community Sentence Treatment Requirements (CSTR) Programme

The National Health Service Commissioning Board (which uses the operational name ‘NHS England’) established a framework for clinical services titled Increasing Capacity Framework (ICF) under the light touch regime in November 2020. As advertised in the original OJEU contract notice this framework agreement could be refreshed. This award notification is to advise of contract awards associated with refreshing the framework agreement. The awarded clinical services under the Framework Agreement include: 1) NHS inpatient and outpatient (including full supporting pathology and imaging) services and urgent elective care and cancer treatment to service users in line with nationally set criteria; 2) NHS inpatient non-elective care (either direct admission or transfer from an NHS organisation). The ICF may be accessed by NHS England and all ICB's, and NHS Trusts and Foundation Trusts across England and their successor bodies.

Osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis (OOKP) is a highly specialist surgical intervention that can restore meaningful vision to patients suffering from end stage corneal blindness, and for whom conventional corneal surgery is not possible for reasons such as severe ‘dry eyes’ that causes heavy scarring of the cornea. Osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis (OOKP) uses the patient’s own tooth root and alveolar bone to support an optical cylinder and is only considered in end stage corneal disease when there is no other available treatment to restore sight. NHS England would like to identify NHS Trusts who are interested in delivering these services in accordance with the specification.

NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSE/I) South West (the Commissioner) sought a Provider who had the capability and capacity to deliver a Sexual Assault and Abuse Therapy service for individuals in Dorset.

NHS England and NHS Improvement South East (NHSE/I) sought to commission integrated healthcare services for prisons across the Thames Valley region. NHSE/I sought to secure Prime Provider(s) who have the capability and capacity to deliver services in line with the specified requirements.

NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSEI) Pharmacy Integration Fund Programme (PhIF) comissioned an organisation to work with the NHSEI Access Improvement Programme (AIP) and regional NHSEI implementation leads to support GP practices in rapidly implementing the General Practice referral route into the Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (GP CPCS).