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Provision of a lift authorising engineer for Sheffield Children's Hospitals.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) is committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for all children, young people and families. This specification expresses the vision and strategic priorities to drive forward better outcomes for children, young people and families across the East Riding of Yorkshire (ERY) and aims to create and support an approach to meeting the needs of children, young people and families in the ERY. The Integrated Specialist Public Health Nursing Service (ISPHNS) will deliver the ERYC commissioned public health nursing services for children and young people aged minus 9 months to 19 (25) years (this includes the Public Health elements of the Healthy Child Programme (HCP) ) All ISPHNS will have universal service provision at their core, universal and targeted public health services are crucial to improving the health and well-being of all children, young people and their families. The universal reach of the ISPHNS provides invaluable opportunity from early in a child's life to identify families that are in need of additional support and children at risk of poor outcomes. The ERYC ISPHNS will be led by Specialist Community Public Health Nurses (SCPHN) and the elements will be delivered by a workforce consisting of appropriately trained and qualified staff. SCPHN are registered nurses or midwives with specialist additional training and registrations. The ISPHNS will provide integrated expert information, assessment and interventions for babies, children, young people and families. They will help enable them to make informed decisions that affect their health and wellbeing and will play a core role in improving the health outcomes of the East Riding eligible population and reducing health inequalities. Provider(s) will deliver and support an integrated approach to meeting the needs of C&YP, their families and the delivery of improved outcomes. Provider(s) of the ISPHNS will work in partnership with a variety of organisations; including but not limited to maternity services, local authority-provided or commissioned services, third sector, health, education, private, independent services, primary and secondary care services. Provider(s) of the ISPHNS will work with all appropriate agencies and stakeholders to achieve positive outcomes for Service Users, recognising that families may need support across the whole spectrum of services, including social care, education, health, police, voluntary organisations, safeguarding and others. Provider(s) will proactively demonstrate integrated working throughout the delivery of the ISPHNS to improve the wellbeing and life chances of every Service User.

YPO are looking for Suppliers to be appointed onto a Framework Agreement following a Competitive Tendering Procedure for the supply of Community & Healthcare Technology Equipment & Associated Services to the public sector. This Framework is designed to meet the needs of all public sector Contracting Authorities which includes YPO's internal requirements by establishing an agreement where the end customer will place the order with the Supplier and the Supplier will deliver direct to the end customer.

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STH) operates a large in‑house laundry facility, processing approximately 632,000 textile items per month in support of clinical and patient‑care services. The Trust is now seeking suppliers to participate the procurement exercise for the supply of laundry chemicals, pumps, and tanks.

The North East & Yorkshire NHS Pharmaceutical Purchasing Consortium (NEYPPC) intend to establish a Framework Agreement for the provision of High Tech Homecare Medicines Services. The scope of this procurement will encompass all High Tech Homecare Medicines Services required by member Trusts within the NEY region, while also allowing access for non-member Trusts. Access for non-member Trusts will be available to any publicly funded entity, subject to prior approval from the Authority. The expectation is that the Framework will be multi-award, structured into the following Lots: Lot HT26-A: Unlicensed Compounded Desferrioxamine Homecare Medicines Services Lot HT26-B: Unlicensed Compounded Antimicrobial Homecare Medicines Services Lot HT26-C: Unlicensed Compounded Chemotherapy and Monoclonal Antibody Homecare Medicines Services Lot HT26-D: Other Unlicensed Compounded Homecare Medicines Services Lot HT26-E: Metabolic Disorders Homecare Medicines Services Medicines Lot HT26-F: Other Non-compounded High Tech Homecare Medicines Services

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation requires suitably qualified and experienced Suppliers for the provision of comprehensive generator maintenance and servicing across its estate.

Taxi services for NLAG

The North East and Yorkshire NHS Pharmaceutical Purchasing Consortium intends to establish a framework agreement for the supply of Unlicensed Imported Medicines on behalf of NHS organisations and other eligible public sector bodies. The framework will provide access to a defined range of unlicensed imported medicines, including products requiring over-labelling and translation. These medicines do not hold a UK Marketing Authorisation but are licensed in their country of origin and may be imported and supplied in accordance with Regulation 167 of the Human Medicines Regulations 2012 where a patient's clinical needs cannot be met by a suitable licensed alternative. Suppliers will be required to hold all relevant MHRA licences, authorisations and approvals necessary to import, distribute and supply unlicensed medicines within the UK, and to demonstrate compliance with applicable Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Distribution Practice (GDP) standards. The framework will provide participating organisations with access to safe, compliant and quality-assured products through a robust and competitive procurement arrangement. Products and suppliers will be subject to comprehensive quality, risk and commercial assessment to support regulatory compliance, supply chain resilience, continuity of patient care and value for money across the NHS.

Portioned Premium Baked Cakes for Resale Individual or whole portioned premium baked cakes Retail sale to customers, including NHS staff, visitors and, where appropriate, patients

Leeds & York Partnership NHSFT and Leeds Community NHST are merging into a new organisation and need a new website to be the digital front door of this organisation.

NHS England are seeking to establish a supplier registry for the use of AI-enabled ambient scribing products in health and care settings. Suppliers must hold class 1 Medical Device Accreditation and current DTAC assessment. All corresponding certifications and registrations specified within DTAC must be provided as part of the application process. Evidence of benefit within the NHS care setting proposed is also required. Evidence may be provided in various formats for example, in the form of case studies or reports. The aim is to create and develop a robust and accurate supplier registry for ambient voice technology ("AVT Registry") with an accompanying resource library that will be shared to better inform buying authorities so that they can ensure compliance with the guidance issued by NHS England. Procurements thereafter will be undertaken by the NHS bodies themselves and in accordance with their own governance requirements. The National Commercial and Procurement Hub will undertake preliminary completion checks against the requirements and standards as specified on the Atamis e-tendering portal. An evidence base of documentation will be collated for onward sharing with NHS Buyers. All collateral must be kept up to date and current. It is the supplier's responsibility to keep the Hub up to date with details of their systems and solutions so that the information shared with NHS Buyers is current and accurate. The registry operationalises the requirements by offering a transparent, centralised platform where AVT suppliers can self-declare compliance. It is not a procurement mechanism, but a strategic enabler that: • Lists successful AVT solutions that have submitted evidence of self-certification with NHS standards • Supports procurement and pilot planning by surfacing supplier capabilities • Encourages transparency around safety, data handling, and performance • Enables monitoring and evaluation of real-world use and outcomes • Facilitates cross-system learning and reduces duplication across ICBs Solutions may include, but are not limited to: • Ambient voice capture • Real-time speech to text transcription • Generative AI summarisation • Suggested structured coding • Intelligent identification - referral • Intelligent summarisation - referral • Automated template population - referral • Intelligent summarisation - patient • Automated template population - patient • Review for approval - clinical • Integration and API Management - EPRs • Insights and Reporting Applications are welcomed from Electronic Patient Record (EPR) providers as this will assist with providing options and information around comparison of EPR Modules against off the shelf. Suppliers will be required to demonstrate: • Compliance with DTAC • Evidence of proven impact and benefit in the NHS • Proven experience delivering AVT solutions in healthcare environments • Ability to integrate with existing NHS digital infrastructure • Scalability to meet varying levels of demand across different NHS organisations • Evidence that the product/solution can meet the capabilities as stated in the application pack via video submission. In addition, suppliers will be required to complete and submit: • A solution Performance and Monitoring Response document. • An indicative pricing matrix or price list. • Information and collateral for onward sharing with NHS Buyers demonstrating the product capabilities and features. The instructions required for completion can be downloaded from the Atamis portal. Please note, the Atamis Contract Reference is: C378603 - AVT Self Certified Registry for the use of AI-Enabled Ambient Scribing Products. To access the information and documents in Atamis, you may need to register if you have not done so already. Please find the following URL for Atamis: https://atamis-1928.my.site.com/s/Welcome Should you have any issues accessing Atamis, further support can be found via the Atamis helpdesk on 0800 9956035 or via email [email protected] 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday (except public holidays) A guide to using the Atamis portal can be found by using the following link: https://services.atamis.co.uk/docs/Supplier_User_Guide.pdf This AVT Registry process aims to communicate to NHS organisations which suppliers have provided the necessary submission evidence, to assist them with their local procurement of AVT solutions. The expectations are that buying authorities such as GP's, ICB's and Acute Trusts will use the AVT Registry and accompanying resource library as part of the necessary and locally required due diligence governance checks and to inform a suitable and compliant route to market which will vary according to requirements and contract value. The first iteration of the AVT Registry was published on the 16th January 2026 and is shared with NHS Buyers upon enquiry into the National Commercial and Procurement Hub. The initial Pre-Market Engagement Notice (UK2) was published along with the application pack on the 29th October 2025. The AVT Self Certified Registry will remain open for new submissions on an ongoing basis. New applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received. Additional and ongoing reviews may be required as guidance and products and functionality develop.

North East & Yorkshire Pharmaceutical Purchasing Consortium (NEYPPC) (hosted by Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust) is carrying our pre-market engagement prior to a planned procurement for a Licensed Parenteral Nutrition Framework for trusts within the North of England. The Framework Agreements will be established as a multi supplier agreement for the supply of in-patient Parenteral Nutrition (PN) products, Ancillaries and Services. Trusts will be responsible for awarding and managing call‑off contracts under the framework.

This is a Provider Selection Regime notice of intent to award a contract for a Mental Health Telephone Advice and Support Service to the Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire area using the Most Suitable Provider (MSP) process. This will be an initial 3 year contract starting 1st April 2027. There will be an option of 2 x 1 year extensions. The annual value is expected to be in the range £260,000 to £290,000 per year.

This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Prior Information Notice relating to an Adult ADHD Neurodevelopmental Practitioner Service. The contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Procurement Act 2023 do not apply to this procurement process. The Authority is looking to award a contract under the Competitive Process with the call for competition expected to be published on or around 12th November 2026. A full version of the draft service specification is available here: https://www.humber.nhs.uk/media/ztohfysj/adult-adhd-neurodevelopmental-practitioner-service-specification-v5.docx The initial contract term will be two years commencing 1/4/2027 with option to extend. The annual contract value will be £164,420 payable on a block basis.

This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (PMEN) UK2 is published to inform the market of NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB's ("the Contracting Authority") proposed intention to procure a service that will provide early intervention support to help people start, stay in, or return to work where health conditions are affecting their ability to work in the HNYICB area. The service is to provide a single, accessible entry point into the WorkWell programme across Humber and North Yorkshire. To deliver holistic, person-centred work and health coaching to individuals whose health is affecting their employment or ability to work. The programme should support participants to remain in employment, return to work following illness or health-related absence, sustain employment and improve long-term work outcomes. NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB would like to undertake pre-market engagement with suitable and capable suppliers for a WorkWell Work and Health Coaching Service across Humber and North Yorkshire. NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB wish to invite capable suppliers to a Teams meeting on the 27 October at 14:00hrs. Where the ICB will outline the service required and procurement timelines involved. The indicative contract duration is envisaged to be 3 years; however Suppliers are advised any contract term will be confirmed in due course as part of any future formal Invitation to Tender opportunity published. At the time of publishing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice, it is anticipated that a contract will be awarded in January 2027. It should be recognised that timeframes and dates for service commencement are liable to change.

Real-Time Location System (RTLS) Preliminary Market Engagement Notice Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT) intends to undertake a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise in relation to a potential requirement for a Real-Time Location System (RTLS). Purpose of the Market Engagement The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement is to: • provide interested suppliers with an overview of the Trust's high-level requirements; • understand the solutions, technologies and capabilities currently available in the market; • obtain supplier feedback and market insight to help inform the Trust's requirements; and • support the Trust in considering its potential future procurement strategy and approach. The Trust is interested in engaging with suppliers that provide Real-Time Location System (RTLS) solutions, sometimes referred to as Real-Time Tracking Systems. RTLS technology can be used to automatically identify and track the location of assets, equipment, inventory and, where appropriate, people in real time. Through this engagement, the Trust wishes to develop its understanding of available solutions and how these may support its operational requirements. Supplier Market Engagement Webinar: As part of the Preliminary Market Engagement exercise, the Trust intends to hold a virtual supplier engagement webinar as follows: Date: Wednesday, 11 November 2026 Time: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Location: Microsoft Teams Suppliers wishing to participate should email the Trust and provide: • the name of their organisation; • the names of up to two (2) representatives who will attend; and • the email address of each nominated representative. Following registration, the Microsoft Teams invitation will be issued directly to the nominated representatives. About Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the largest and busiest acute hospital trusts in the UK. The Trust has a budget of approximately £1.7 billion, employs more than 25,000 staff, and treated more than 1.7 million patients last year. The Trust's hospital sites include: • Leeds General Infirmary (LGI), including Leeds Children's Hospital and Leeds Dental Institute; • St James's University Hospital (SJUH), including Leeds Cancer Centre; • Seacroft Hospital; • Wharfedale Hospital; and • Chapel Allerton Hospital. Important Information This notice relates to Preliminary Market Engagement only and does not constitute the commencement of a formal procurement or competitive tendering process. Participation or non-participation in this market engagement will not, in itself, confer any advantage or disadvantage on any supplier in relation to any potential future procurement exercise. The Trust is not committed to commencing a procurement process following this engagement. Any future procurement opportunity will be subject to the Trust's governance requirements and the applicable procurement rules.

PSR MSP Process for the provision of primary care respiratory services for the identification and treatment of COPD.<br/><br/>CPV code: 85121000-6 Medical Practice & Related Services<br/><br/>Advances in COPD treatment and management provide an opportunity to improve outcomes through earlier identification and intervention using a risk-based approach to care, focused on identifying patients at greatest risk and providing timely access to specialist support and treatment.<br/><br/>This project aims to develop and implement a specialist-led, integrated neighbourhood model of care for people living with COPD across Hull and East Yorkshire. Using digital risk stratification and multidisciplinary specialist review, the project will proactively identify high-risk patients, support preventative intervention, and improve access to specialist care within community settings, in line with NHS priorities to shift care from hospitals to communities and from treatment to prevention.<br/><br/>Primary Care Networks (PCNs) will be appointed to act as delivery partners in the implementation and evaluation of this model. Working alongside specialist respiratory teams, based at Hull University Teaching Hospital, participating PCNs will support the identification, review and management of high-risk patients, while helping to build capability within primary care. The project will test the feasibility and impact of this neighbourhood-based approach and generate learning to inform future commissioning decisions and potential wider adoption across the Humber region and beyond.<br/><br/>A suitable Provider shall be a Primary Care Network (PCN) or primary care organisation serving a registered population of at least 30,000 patients, demonstrating the scale, infrastructure, and capability required to deliver high-quality, sustainable respiratory services within populations where the recorded QOF COPD prevalence exceeds 2.5%, demonstrating experience in meeting the needs of communities with a significant burden of respiratory disease.<br/><br/>Please refer to the Services Specifications for full details.

Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is undertaking early market engagement to identify suitably experienced Principal Contractors who may be interested in tendering for a forthcoming refurbishment project, subject to confirmation of funding. The proposed project involves the refurbishment and conversion of a currently vacant health centre into a Neighbourhood Mental Health Centre. A decision on whether funding is available to enable the project to proceed is anticipated at the end of October 2026. Should funding be confirmed, the Trust intends to progress the project at pace and therefore wishes to engage with the market in advance to identify suitably qualified, experienced and interested Principal Contractors capable of supporting the anticipated programme. This notice is intended for early market engagement purposes and does not constitute a formal invitation to tender or a commitment by the Trust to proceed with the procurement or project.

LTHT wishes to engage the market around our needs for an HSE approved personal dosimetry service to ensure compliance with the Ionising Radiation Regulations 2017. We are interested to hear from suppliers who may be able to provide this replacement service.

The Authority requires the services of a specialist commissioning contractor to provide independent validation, annual inspection and verification services for critical ventilation systems across the Trust, together with LEV inspections carried out in accordance with HSG258 every 14 months. Critical Ventilation systems are essential for patient safety, particularly in operating theatres and other clinical environments. These systems must be regularly verified to ensure they meet stringent standards and continue to operate safely and effectively.