UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

RUH Bath is seeking a provider to run a gym facility the RUH site. At this stage, we are undertaking some market testing to engage providers who may be interested and equipment to support this proposal. The provider would be responsible for providing the equipment, preparing the space (painting where required), staffing, undertaking health and safety checks with the Trust and providing assurance that requirements are met, managing the sign up and administration of membership, managing access and working with the physiotherapy team to provide inductions and classes. It would also be helpful to have information of insurance cover if applicable. The gym will be used primarily by staff members, with an option to open to local residents when suitable.<br/><br/>There may also be an opportunity to run all leisure facilities on the RUH estate, including the tennis court, swimming pool and squash court. As part of your response to this specification, please include an indication of your preference regarding the scope of procurement.<br/> <br/>If you are interested please email naveen.pitchumani@nhs.net.

Background to the requirement The purpose of this procurement exercise is to appoint a Contractor to undertake a project to demolish the remainder of the 1940’s “RUH North estate” following the completion of the new Cancer Centre. The buildings have outlived their working life and are now vacant. The buildings are situated in proximity to occupied areas and thus works must be undertaken carefully to avoid disruption or disturbance to patient care.

Background to the requirement The purpose of this procurement exercise is to appoint a Contractor to undertake a project to demolish the remainder of the 1940’s “RUH North estate” following the completion of the new Cancer Centre. The buildings have outlived their working life and are now vacant. The buildings are situated in proximity to occupied areas and thus works must be undertaken carefully to avoid disruption or disturbance to patient care.

RUH are looking to procure a Single Lead Employer Model for trainee pharmacists across Bath, Swindon, and Wiltshire to address the region’s pharmacist shortage. The model aims to centralise employment, standardise salaries, terms, and training conditions, and increase placement consistency and quality.

There is a requirement to improve patient flow throughout the hospital and this scheme will provide a fit for purpose Discharge Transition Lounge that will enable patients to move from the wards, freeing up beds to treat more patients.

Contract for the provision of a outpatient pharmacy dispensing service at Royal United Hospital, Bath.