UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Talking Therapies services to provide effective support for people with depression and anxiety disorders that can be managed effectively in a uni-professional context. As Talking Therapies services expanded there has been a need identified to increase access for people who are Deaf and use BSL. A service was commissioned by NHS England up until February 2025. Since then, ICBs are responsible for commissioning a service suitable to the needs of their local population. SEL ICB recognises the value of a BSL talking therapies provision to meet the needs of Deaf adults requiring support for anxiety and depression and now seeks to commission this service for the population of SEL with GPs in the boroughs of Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich, Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark. The commissioner is looking for a single provider, for period of two years from 1st July 2026, with the option of a one year extension. Interested organisations must express an interest and submit a tender via Atamis e-tendering portal by the deadline stated in the Invitation to Tender documents. Bidders needs to register on Atamis/Health Family if they are not registered already. This can be done by clicking the link below: https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome Once registered, you can express an interest in this project on the site by going to the Atamis Contract Reference: C405360 PRJ2234 British Sign Language (BSL) NHS Talking Therapies Service for South East. The value is up to £330000 over the maximum 3 years of the contract.

PRJ-2190 Bromley GP Led Community Diagnostics Service

Marie Curie - Overnight Palliative Rapid Response Service and Planned Variable Service.

Overview Southwark Council and NHS South East London ICB are seeking a lead provider to deliver the Southwark Wellbeing Hub, a borough-wide mental health and wellbeing support service. The Southwark Wellbeing Hub is a key part of Southwark's integrated care system, offering accessible, culturally competent, and community-led support to adult residents experiencing low to moderate mental health needs. The recommissioned service will operate across a physical hub in the Southwark Resource Centre, multiple satellite 'spoke sites', and outreach settings. The service will deliver six core work packages: 1. Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) 2. Group Work 3. Peer Support 4. One-to-One Support (including specialist roles) 5. Front Door to Adult Social Care 6. Bespoke Counselling Intervention for Global Majority Communities Key features: • Hub-and-spoke model based at Southwark Resource Centre with satellite delivery across five neighbourhoods. • Multidisciplinary workforce including specialist keyworkers and counsellors. • Subcontracting encouraged to grassroots and community organisations. • Ringfenced funding of £100,000-£120,000 per annum for culturally competent counselling for global majority communities. • Integration with borough transformation programmes, including Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs), SLAM's Community Care Development, and Adult Social Care. • Robust CRM and outcome monitoring aligned with KPIs. Eligibility to tender: This opportunity is open to: • Voluntary and community sector organisations • NHS and statutory providers • Social enterprises • Consortia or partnerships (with a designated lead provider) Providers must demonstrate: • Experience in delivering mental health and wellbeing services • Commitment to equity, inclusion, and anti-racist practice • Capacity to manage subcontracting and multi-site delivery • Strong governance, safeguarding, and data systems Contract Value Annual contract Value - £751,146 Contract Value over three years - £2,253,437 Contract Value over five years - £3,755,728 Please note that the financial envelope is inclusive of all costs (contract is exempt from VAT). Procurement process The procurement will follow a competitive process under the Procurement Act 2023, using a lead provider model. The Invitation to Tender questions will assess service model, mobilisation, workforce, community partnerships, outcome monitoring, and social value. Shortlisted bidders will be invited to present to a panel of professionals and/or experts by experience. The Procurement is being managed by the NHS London Commercial Hub (NHS LCH) hosted by NEL ICB, on behalf of the Authority, in connection with a competitive tendering procedure via an "open procedure" under the Procurement Act 2023 ("the Regulation").

The notice relates to mental health care services to support the wellbeing of children and young people who have experienced child sexual abuse. This notice is an intention to award a contract to the existing provider following direct award process C. The lifetime Value of the contract is £158,036.00. The contract term will be 1 year. The contract will start on 01/04/2026 and end 31/03/2027.

SEL Housebound Annual Review Service for Patients with Long Term Conditions (LTCs).

NHS SEL ICB Direct award C for Community Dermatology services

NHS SEL ICB Direct award C for Community Headache services

NHS SEL ICB Direct award C for Vasectomy services

The Lewisham NHS@Home Service is a healthcare delivery model designed to provide comprehensive and coordinated care for patients outside of traditional hospital settings. It leverages technology, remote monitoring, and a multidisciplinary approach to manage the health and well-being of individuals, particularly those with chronic or complex medical conditions. The objective of NHS@Home is to reduce pressure on the acute healthcare system in Lewisham. This is achieved by 1) avoiding admissions and presentations to the emergency department, and 2) by facilitating supported discharges for patients already in the acute healthcare system. The target population are Lewisham residents, over the age of 18, who would otherwise require hospital level intervention. It is assumed that the majority of patients accessing the service will be within the elderly, frail population.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Services for Bexley

Talking Therapy Services for Bromley

Bexley Community Anti-coagulation Services

Bexley and Greenwich Long Covid Respiratory Rehabilitation Service

Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Services

The Service is for provision of cardiology non-invasive diagnostics across Bexley.

The Tailored Dispensing Service (TDS) was commissioned in 2018, through an AQP exercise and contracts were awarded for 3 years with an option to extend for 2 further years, which has now been enacted. In order to access the TDS service, a referral is sent to the TDS pharmacy from the Bromley Medicine Optimisation Service (BMOS). BMOS will have received a referral from a GP, hospital, community service, or other member of health or social care staff, who feel that their patient would benefit from having a reasonable adjustment aid dispensed. BMOS comprises of a holistic assessment, usually in the patient's own home, of the patient's medicines routine to identify and address medicines compliance issues. The Bromley TDS is provided by 40 community pharmacies. The contract is activity and defined tariff based. The annual contract value is £308,000. This value will be inclusive of all activity, consumables, tariffs, and all associated management fees for both the Lead Provider and the TDS Contractors The TDS currently provide a service that: • Supports patients to manage their own medicines and maintain independence. • Improves patients' understanding of their medicines and improve adherence. • Undertakes clinical medication review of patients identified as having a medicines-related problem. • Reduces the number of inappropriate drugs prescribed using evidence-based tools. • Reduces the number of adverse drug events experienced. • Reduces medicines waste. • Works collaboratively with other health and social care professionals to support and implement personalised tailored interventions for individual patient needs. • Continuously works with the ICB and social care to develop and implement guidance/policies on medicines administration support. • Reduces the risks of harm caused by medicine regimens or inadvertent reconciliation errors. This VEAT is to inform the market of the ICB's intention to direct award a contract to the South East London Community Pharmacy Fed. The Fed is to provide a management role and will sub-contract to individual community pharmacies, ensuring continuity of current service provision and providing an opportunity for new TDS providers to deliver services as a sub-contractor to the South East London Community Pharmacy Fed.

NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (ICB) intends to award a contract to Circle Clinical Services Limited for the provision of Musculoskeletal (MSK) Services in Greenwich through a direct award process (Process C). The services encompass the delivery of high-quality, patient-centered MSK care, including assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation for individuals with musculoskeletal conditions, with the aim of improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare system pressures. The contract is anticipated to have a lifetime value of approximately £6,947,833, and the services are intended to be delivered from 01/04/2025 to 31/03/2026, ensuring continuity of care from an established provider with proven expertise in the local community.

This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention-to-award notice under the Most Suitable Provider process. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the Procurement Act 2023 / PCR 2015 do not apply. Publication of this notice marks the start of the standstill period (beginning the day after publication). This notice follows on from the following notice 2025/S 000-078856 published 2nd December 2025. SEL ICB now intends to award the Bexley Health & Wellbeing Coaching with Social Prescribing Service to Bexley Voluntary Service Council with an estimated contract value of £1,179,239. No conflicts of interest were raised as part of this process. The dates between which the services are intended to be provided: 2nd February 2026 - 1st February 2029. Details of the individual(s) making the award decision: Bexley Contracts & Procurement Board - 13.01.2026. Bexley Voluntary Services Council has been selected as the Most Suitable Provider, as it meets the following criteria: o An established provider of voluntary services based in the London Borough of Bexley, with a proven track record in currently delivering peer support and, social prescribing, together with having strong established links with grassroot organisations o An existing key partner in the delivery of the integrated neighbourhood teams in Bexley o Provider has existing, established networks with community organisations that facilitates outreach into the local community (faith groups, local organisations, voluntary and leisure etc.) to raise awareness of their service and encourage self-referral o Provider has established mechanisms to connect residents into volunteer-led activities taking place within their communities o Provider has strong established knowledge of local services available at a neighbourhood level, particularly those relating to weight loss, stop smoking, and improving physical/ mental health. o Provider already acts as a champion of Health & Wellbeing, and the voluntary sector, locally, regionally, and nationally . Description of the services intended to be provided, including the most relevant CPV code: • 85100000 - Health services NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB) is seeking to commission a Health & Wellbeing Coaching with Social Prescribing Service for the London Borough of Bexley. This service is for adults with multiple long term conditions, over the age of 18, who either live in the London Borough of Bexley or are registered with a Bexley GP practice. Following the publication of the NHS 10 Year Plan, Bexley Place is driving forward with establishing a Neighbourhood Health Service in each of its three neighbourhoods. A fundamental component of a neighbourhood health service is to support residents with the wider determinants of health which have an impact on how they are able to manage their long term conditions. The population in Bexley is diverse, both culturally and economically. The borough is split into 3 Neighbourhoods, these are: • Frognal (Sidcup & Bexley) • Clocktower (Bexleyheath & Welling) • North Bexley (Erith, Thamesmead & Abbey Wood) There are approximately 26,000 people living in Bexley who have 3 or more long term conditions. North Bexley is the most culturally and economically diverse part of the borough, with 15,995 residents living in the lowest 20% deprivation decile - this is 15% of the North Bexley population. In the other parts of the borough, the number of residents living in the lowest 20% deprivation decile is 2,774, which is 2% of that population. People living in the most deprived 20% of Bexley have a shorter life expectancy than those living in the least deprived 20%. For females, the gap is 2.2 years, and for males the gap is 5.2 years. Bexley Place seeks an established provider of voluntary services based in the London Borough of Bexley, with a proven track record in currently delivering social prescribing and peer support services. The provider must be an existing key partner of the integrated neighbourhood teams' development in the London Borough of Bexley. The provider must be able to mobilise the Health & Wellbeing Coaching with Social Prescribing Service within 3 months of the contract award.