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South East London Integrated Care Board (NHS South East London ICB) (hereafter referred to as "The Authority") invites Expressions of Interest (EoIs) and completion of the ITT from all suitable providers, who are capable of delivering the Community Anticoagulation Service. NHS South East London ICB is seeking to procure a comprehensive community anticoagulation service providing initiation of treatment and monitoring of warfarin patients in the community. This will serve patients aged 18 and over and registered with a Bromley GP. Referrals come from primary and secondary care. This contract will be activity led with different appointment rates depending on the types of appointment and numbers of referrals, the indicative value range for the total contract value is between £750,000 and £960,000. During the contract NHS South East London ICB is keen to explore the feasibility of managing switches of treatment from Warfarin to a DOAC where this would be clinically beneficial for the patient. This is currently out of the scope of the current service and therefore out of the scope of this tender process but an area for potential service development. Further details of the Requirements are set out in the Service Specification. The Procurement process will be facilitated entirely online via The Authority's e-procurement portal (ProContract). Interested Applicants wishing to participate in the procurement must register, express an interest, and complete the online questionnaires hosted on the portal prior to the deadline for submission (17:00 on Wednesday 18 January 2023). All clarification requests and correspondence pertaining to this opportunity must be directed through the portal. The deadline for any clarification questions is 12:00pm on 11 January 2023. The Procurement is being managed by the Procurement and Contracting Hub hosted by NHS North East London, on behalf of the Authority. The services in the scope of this procurement fall within Schedule 3 to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 ("the Regulations") and therefore the procurement is not subject to the full regime of the Regulations but is instead governed by what is commonly referred to as the "Light Touch Regime" contained within Chapter 3, Section 7 of the Regulations (Regulations 74 to 77). The use of any language or terms found in the Regulations, the description of the procedure voluntarily adopted by the Authority, or any other indication, shall not be taken to mean that the Authority intends to hold itself bound by the Regulations, save those applicable to services coming within the scope.

On behalf of South East London Integrated Care Board (SELICB) and South West London integrated Care Board (SWLICB), SELICB is seeking an innovative, collaborative partner to provide a dynamic and innovative call centre service which will utilise their digital platform for Diabetes Type 2 patients in South London.

The NHS South East London Learning Disability and Autism Programme is looking for an organisation committed to tackle health inequalities and support the learning disability and autistic population. The aim of the programme continues to be reducing the reliance on inpatient beds, by effectively preventing admissions and building community capacity to support discharge from hospital. How we ensure this aim is achieved is therefore important and the SEL LDA User and Parent Forum is a key partner in shaping and co-producing requirements. By 'inpatient units' we mean specialist hospital or other unit used by people with learning disability, mental health hospital for adults or children, specialist ward for people with autism and assessment and treatment units. The LDA Engagement and Events project will support the overall SEL LDA programme objectives of improving the care and lives of people with learning disability and/or autism. Utilising this opportunity to collaborate with service users and understand barriers for tackling health inequalities. We are expecting one organisation to lead on set-up, coordination, promotion and delivery, and evaluation of 6 engagement events (as per list below). 1. SEL Learning Disability and Autism Big Health Week in 2023 - (depending on Government guidance: this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 4-9 December 2023. 2. SEL Autism Celebration Day - Online sessions. Event held 10 October 2023. 3. SEL Learning Disability Celebration Day - Online sessions. Event held 10 November 2023. 4. SEL Autism Celebration Week in 2024 (depending on Government guidance this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 8-12 April 2024. 5. SEL Learning Disability Celebration Week in 2024 (depending on Government guidance this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 3-7 June 2024. 6. SEL Learning Disability and Autism Big Health Week in 2024 - (depending on Government guidance: this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 7-13 October November 2024. Bidders are requested to review the contents of the Request for Quotation guidance document carefully, register their organisation, and express their interest in the RFQ via the e-tendering portal (ProContract). RFQ documentation can be accessed following initial registration and expression of interest via the e-tendering portal: https://proContract.due-north.com/register Any reference to "the e-tendering portal" should be considered reflective of the above web address. The Contract will commence on 01/10/2023 for an initial period of 15 Months. The Contract may be extended for an additional period of 12 Months at the sole discretion of the Authority. The project on the Pro-contract Portal can be accessed by: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=10005b63-0e40-ee11-8124-005056b64545 Additional information: Bidders are requested to review the contents of the Request for Quotation guidance document carefully, register their organisation, and express their interest in the RFQ via the e-tendering portal (ProContract). RFQ documentation can be accessed following initial registration and expression of interest via the e-tendering portal: https://proContract.due-north.com/register Any reference to "the e-tendering portal" should be considered reflective of the above web address. The RFQ has been issued through the e-tendering portal. All Bidders wishing to participate must complete and submit Bids that comply with the requirements set out in the RFQ document. Bidders are required to complete the Bid Response Document (Section F of the RFQ document) and upload it and any attachments as indicated, onto the e-tendering portal before the deadline for submission of bids specified in the RFQ document. The project on the Pro-contract Portal can be accessed by: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=10005b63-0e40-ee11-8124-005056b64545

The NHS South East London Learning Disability and Autism Programme is looking for an organisation committed to tackle health inequalities and support the learning disability and autistic population. The aim of the programme continues to be reducing the reliance on inpatient beds, by effectively preventing admissions and building community capacity to support discharge from hospital. How we ensure this aim is achieved is therefore important and the SEL LDA User and Parent Forum is a key partner in shaping and co-producing requirements. By 'inpatient units' we mean specialist hospital or other unit used by people with learning disability, mental health hospital for adults or children, specialist ward for people with autism and assessment and treatment units. The LDA Engagement and Events project will support the overall SEL LDA programme objectives of improving the care and lives of people with learning disability and/or autism. Utilising this opportunity to collaborate with service users and understand barriers for tackling health inequalities. We are expecting one organisation to lead on set-up, coordination, promotion and delivery, and evaluation of 6 engagement events (as per list below). 1. SEL Learning Disability and Autism Big Health Week in 2023 - (depending on Government guidance: this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 4-9 December 2023. 2. SEL Autism Celebration Day - Online sessions. Event held 10 October 2023. 3. SEL Learning Disability Celebration Day - Online sessions. Event held 10 November 2023. 4. SEL Autism Celebration Week in 2024 (depending on Government guidance this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 8-12 April 2024. 5. SEL Learning Disability Celebration Week in 2024 (depending on Government guidance this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 3-7 June 2024. 6. SEL Learning Disability and Autism Big Health Week in 2024 - (depending on Government guidance: this should be a mix of face-to-face/online sessions). Events held between 7-13 October November 2024. Bidders are requested to review the contents of the Request for Quotation guidance document carefully, register their organisation, and express their interest in the RFQ via the e-tendering portal (ProContract). RFQ documentation can be accessed following initial registration and expression of interest via the e-tendering portal: https://proContract.due-north.com/register Any reference to "the e-tendering portal" should be considered reflective of the above web address. The Contract will commence on 01/10/2023 for an initial period of 15 Months. The Contract may be extended for an additional period of 12 Months at the sole discretion of the Authority. The project on the Pro-contract Portal can be accessed by: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=10005b63-0e40-ee11-8124-005056b64545 Additional information: Bidders are requested to review the contents of the Request for Quotation guidance document carefully, register their organisation, and express their interest in the RFQ via the e-tendering portal (ProContract). RFQ documentation can be accessed following initial registration and expression of interest via the e-tendering portal: https://proContract.due-north.com/register Any reference to "the e-tendering portal" should be considered reflective of the above web address. The RFQ has been issued through the e-tendering portal. All Bidders wishing to participate must complete and submit Bids that comply with the requirements set out in the RFQ document. Bidders are required to complete the Bid Response Document (Section F of the RFQ document) and upload it and any attachments as indicated, onto the e-tendering portal before the deadline for submission of bids specified in the RFQ document. The project on the Pro-contract Portal can be accessed by: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=10005b63-0e40-ee11-8124-005056b64545

South East London Integrated Care Board are re-procuring seven mental health supported accommodation services based in Southwark. The seven services are listed below and are organised into three lots. Each lot is organised by specialty and designed to support move on and continuity of care for services users on their recovery journey. Lot 1- Medium to high support needs • St. James • Dunton Road Lot 2- Forensic and complex needs • Milestone • Peckham Rye Lot 3- High support through step down • Kirkwood Road • Landcroft Road • Glengarry Road The aims of these short-term supported living services are to enable service users with severe and enduring mental health needs to gain skills for independence and provide the required support for mental health recovery. The Services will meet the needs of individuals who are leaving hospital or residential care services, or in some cases have a history of offending or being incarcerated. Service providers will also play a role in supporting service users to make connections in the local community to further enable recovery and confidence to live well in the community.

South East London Integrated Care Board are re-procuring seven mental health supported accommodation services based in Southwark. The seven services are listed below and are organised into three lots. Each lot is organised by specialty and designed to support move on and continuity of care for services users on their recovery journey. Lot 1- Medium to high support needs • St. James • Dunton Road Lot 2- Forensic and complex needs • Milestone • Peckham Rye Lot 3- High support through step down • Kirkwood Road • Landcroft Road • Glengarry Road The aims of these short-term supported living services are to enable service users with severe and enduring mental health needs to gain skills for independence and provide the required support for mental health recovery. The Services will meet the needs of individuals who are leaving hospital or residential care services, or in some cases have a history of offending or being incarcerated. Service providers will also play a role in supporting service users to make connections in the local community to further enable recovery and confidence to live well in the community. Additional information: The ITT has been issued through the e-tendering portal. All Bidders wishing to participate must complete and submit Bids that comply with the requirements set out in the Document 1 - ITT Guidance Document. Bidders are required to complete the online SQ questionnaire and the ITT Questionnaire on ProContract and upload any attachments as indicated before the deadline for submission of bids specified in the ITT document. The project on ProContract Portal can be accessed by clicking the following link: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=e391e9da-4f51-ee11-8124-005056b64545

NHS South East London ICB is seeking to commission Intermediate Care Beds Services. The service will provide a 14 Intermediate Care Beds to support a responsive and deliverable bed based rehabilitation service, within the London Borough of Lewisham, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The main service outcome will be to deliver a 14 bed based Intermediate Care rehabilitation and reablement service. The service is for adults aged 18 years and upwards. It will have capacity to support at least 4 double handed patients at any one time though the provider will be expected to give consideration to supporting a higher number of people with initial double handed support needs at point of hospital discharge. There will also need to be at least 2 beds designed and allocated to meet the needs of Bariatric patients. Patients will predominantly be referred as part of the hospital discharge pathway. However, there will also be a ‘step up’ pathway to support avoidable hospital admissions where bed based rehabilitation would deliver the same or better results. The step up referral might be appropriate for the following types of patients: • Those that have coped well at home in the past but are beginning to demonstrate a marked reduction in their level of functioning. Referrals will most likely be made by a healthcare professional and screened by the Urgent Care Response Team. • Patients identified within the Emergency Department (ED) and Urgent Care Centre (UCC) who are deemed suitable with appropriate Rehabilitation Goals. In these circumstances, a written discharge passport will be provided through the Trusted Assessor at the ED or UCC.

NHS South East London ICB (hereafter referred to as "the Authority") is seeking to commission Child Sexual Abuse Emotional Wellbeing Support Services. The main aim of the Child Sexual Abuse Emotional Wellbeing Support Services is to provide trauma-informed and child centred emotional support and advocacy to CYP victims of CSA, improving wellbeing, self-efficacy and reducing traumatisation. The early emotional support service will provide trauma-informed, child centred support to CYP victims of CSA including advocacy, case management, and symptom management. The number of sessions offered will be based on need and could be up to 15 sessions. This will be offered to CYP and their families across the 6 boroughs of SEL. The early emotional support service will work with the paediatric teams in each of the 6 boroughs as one team, providing a holistic health review focused on the needs of the child/young person and their family. Please note, not all boroughs in SEL have local CSA paediatric teams, and therefore the early emotional support provider will work with borough level teams and the CYP havens as needed. Bidders are requested to review the contents of the Request for Quotation guidance document carefully, register their organisation, and express their interest in the RFQ via the e-tendering portal (ProContract). RFQ documentation can be accessed following initial registration and expression of interest via the e-tendering portal: https://proContract.due-north.com/register Any reference to "the e-tendering portal" should be considered reflective of the above web address. The Contract will commence on 01/04/2024 for an initial period of 2 years. The Contract may be extended for an additional period of 1 year at the sole discretion of the Authority. The project on the Pro-contract Portal can be accessed by: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=10d21489-0a74-ee11-8124-005056b64545

SEL ICB wish to commission a HIU service to work with people to understand any underlying social or emotional reasons for increased health care contacts and to provide emotional/psychosocial support as opposed to a clinical or medical model with an aim to improve patients health and social well being whilst reducing demand on urgent and emergency care services. Service Aims include: • Effectively manage, co-ordinate and signpost frequent attenders at A&E to local health, social and voluntary services to help support their identified needs. • Reduce frequent attenders’ activity on A&E department and calls made to London Ambulance Service (LAS). • To explore the underlying reason for frequent attendances to A&E, appropriately signpost and make referrals to health and well-being agencies in primary care and the community that can support individual needs. • To engage/reengage people with local community services. • Effectively manage and co-ordinate the chaotic and demanding nature of the patient group through the use of multi-agency support and the voluntary sector. • To provide support to identified patients linking to end of life pathways where appropriate.

NHS South East London ICB is seeking to commission Bromley Mental Health and Wellbeing services. The Bromley Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub (BMHWH) is the primary prevention and early intervention adult mental health community and emotional wellbeing service in the borough. The BMHWH will provide a range of best practice services and interventions that help adults with mental health and emotional wellbeing challenges to: improve their mental health, to overcome identified individual problems, to better connect with their communities, to become more active and healthy, to access employment and learning opportunities, to live more happily and independently, to be more resilient in the face of adversity, and to, wherever possible, help individuals to avoid a mental health crisis situation or the need for secondary mental health or hospital care. The Contract will commence on 1 April 2025 for an initial period of 5 years. The Contract may be extended for an additional period of 2 years, at the sole discretion of the Authority.

NHS Southeast London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB) is seeking to commission Community Musculoskeletal (MSK ) Services for Greenwich. The MSK Community Service will play a vital role in supporting Greenwich in delivering its strategy to improve patient experience and health outcomes while optimising referral pathways. This service will manage a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions, providing accessible, community-based care that is responsive to local needs and designed to reduce pressure on secondary care. The MSK Community Service will work closely with primary and secondary care partners to establish sustainable, cost-effective care pathways, build local expertise, and streamline referrals, ensuring that complex cases are efficiently directed to specialist care. This approach will enhance overall capacity, improving timely access for patients requiring consultant-led treatment. The Contract is expected to commence in April 2026 for an initial period of 5 years. The contract may be extended for an additional period of 2 years at the sole discretion of the Authority. The estimated lifetime value of the contract is £ 38,500,000. (£ 5,500,000 per annum, Initial 5 Years is £27,500,000). Interested Organisations must express an interest via Atamis e-tendering portal. Bidders need to register on Atamis if they are not registered already. This can be done by clicking the link below https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome Once registered, you can express an interest in this project by clicking the following the link to this specific project ; https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome (Contract Reference: C331924). Please note that any submission of bids by any other means will not be considered.