UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Provision of Elective Inpatient and Daycare Services.

Provision of Community Vasectomy Services in Gloucestershire.

Provision of Elective and Minor Injury and Illness (MiiU) Services.

Mental Health Youth Worker Support and Counselling Service for 14-25 years. Emotional Skills Group, Waiting Well Support for Primary Care in Gloucestershire.

A community based drop-in service, providing anonymous online, text chat and telephone 1-1 support for 9-25 year olds in Gloucestershire.

Face to Face and Online Counselling for children and young people (9-25 years), Interactive webinars to help manage difficult thoughts & feelings (9-25 years). Parent Support and Advice Line and Parenting Groups in Gloucestershire.

NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board awarded a contract pursuant to NHS England's Health Systems Support Framework for the provision of shared care records to Orion Health Limited in March 2023 (the Contract). In accordance with Annex 4 of the Contract (the Implementation Plan), the system was due to go live in September 2023 and the Deliverables were required to be delivered by the Long Stop Date of 15 October 2023. The parties have agreed to extend the deadline of the Long Stop Date to 15 October 2024 and made additional amendments to the Contract as explained below.

Provision of Community Vasectomy Services in Gloucestershire.

Provision of Community Vasectomy Services in Gloucestershire.

Provision of Community Vasectomy Services in Gloucestershire.

NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board (GICB) seeks expressions of interest from suitably qualified organisations that have the necessary capability and capacity to provide Primary Medical Care Services at Drybrook Surgery in Gloucestershire. The practice's registered list size as of 21.6.2023 is 3,636 patients. Drybrook Surgery requires the provision of innovative services to meet the needs of the population. There will need to be an appropriate skill mix of staff will be required to deliver the contractual requirements. This is likely to include General practitioners, advanced clinical practitioners who can treat and manage acute illnesses, a nursing team who can deliver treatment room care and long-term condition management, non-clinical staff who can actively sign post and support patients with accessing primary care services and management of administrative tasks. The contract holder will be a member of the Forest of Dean (FOD) Primary Care Network (PCN) and so will also have access to ARRS resources of which the PCN are responsible for employing and workings with practices to utilise the additional role staff skill mix. NHS Gloucestershire ICB is seeking to enter into a contract with the preferred bidder for an initial period of 5-years with an option to extend for a further 3-year period. NHS Gloucestershire ICB expects that the service provided will represent value for money. The successful bidder will receive an estimated annual contract value of £665,000 per annum for the contract period (including the 3-year extension option). Organisations interested in providing this service should register on the In-Tend e-procurement portal (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/gloucestershireccg) and express interest no later than 5pm, Friday 7 July 2023. Associated Invitation to Tender (ITT) documentation will then be made available for bidding organisations to access. Completed ITT submissions must be returned via the In-Tend portal no later than noon, Monday 17 July 2023.

Paediatric Palliative Care provides palliative care to children and young people (and their families) with either life-limiting or life-threatening conditions who are considered unlikely to reach their 18th birthday.

Provision of Medicals for Prospective Adopters in Gloucestershire

Initial Health Assessments of Children in Care in Gloucestershire.

GP Medical services under APMS contract (Y05212) - West Cheltenham Medical Practice (Hesters Way Living Centre (main site) and Springbank Community Resource Centre)

This notice relates to the award of a public contract for GP primary care services under the negotiated procedure without prior publication. The contract is subject to the provisions of Part 2, Chapter 3, Section 7 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 ("the PCR") (the Light Regime). NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board ("the ICB") has an existing General Medical Services (GMS) contract in place for delivery of GP services at what is known as the Upper Thames Medical Group practice (covering two GP surgeries, one in Cirencester and one in Lechlade). The current partners of the provider of the GMS contract, Inspire Healthcare Partnership ("Inspire"), identified inherent financial challenges and inefficiencies of running two surgeries across two sites. The provider is in financial difficulty and ICB investment in improvement and transformation is required in order for the practice to remain viable. That investment cannot be provided via the existing GMS contract. Due to exceptional circumstances in relation to this contract, the ICB has taken the decision to end the existing GMS contract and award Inspire a new Alternative Provider Medical Services ("APMS") contract which provides for a financial premium, linked to KPIs to enable transformation, to Inspire for delivery of the GP services at the Upper Thames Medical Group practice. This will ensure that service continuity is maintained for patients. Competition is absent because the services for patients to be provided by Inspire under the APMS contract are the same as those they provided under the GMS contract and only Inspire is in a position to continue delivery of those services without disruption. The ICB is accordingly awarding the contract by negotiated procedure without prior publication, under regulation 32(2)(b) of the Public Contract Regulations 2015.

This is not an opportunity, but a contract award notice to inform the market that NHS Gloucestershire ICB is intending to extend its existing contract for the provision of a Shared Care Record (JUYI), which is due to expire on 31 October 2023, under the provision set out in the original contract to allow sufficient time for the newly procured contract to be fully implemented and go live. The above-named intends to extend the contract for a 12-month period, from 1 November 2023 - 31 October 2024 and increase the contract value by £939,482 without a call for competition.

NHS Gloucestershire ICB ("the ICB") held a General Medical Services (GMS) contract ("the Westbury Surgery Contract") with G Doc Ltd (patient list size circa 3,100) for the provision of primary care services from Westbury Surgery, Westbury. The ICB also holds another GMS contract ("the Forest Health Care Contract") with the Partners of Forest Health Care (patient list size circa 8,370) for the provision of primary care services from Forest Health Care Surgery, Cinderford. The Westbury Contract had become unviable as a standalone contract. The ICB therefore decided to terminate the Westbury Contract and incorporate the Westbury patient list into the Forest Health Care Contract by way of variation to the Forest Health Care Contract. The Westbury Surgery is now a branch surgery of the Forest Health Care Surgery. The Forest Health Care Contract is subject to the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 7 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 ("the PCR"). The ICB has relied on PCR 72(1)(b) to effect a permitted variation to the Forest Health Care Contract to incorporate the Westbury Surgery as a branch surgery. The variation took effect on 1 August 2023.