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Market Engagement Event for the Provision of Non-Emergency Patient Transport (NEPTS)

Description: Market Engagement NHS Lancashire & South Cumbria and NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Boards will be launching a procurement for the Provision of Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services (NEPTS) across Lancashire and Cumbria. The procurement will be supported by NHS Shared Business Services and NHS 111 Ambulance and Commissioning Team. The scope of services will include: * Planned Patient Transport: Routine transport for outpatient appointments * Unplanned Patient Transport: Transport for patient discharges and short-notice bookings * Enhanced Priority Service Transport: Time-critical transport for patients attending haemodialysis or oncology treatments. The Integrated Care Boards are pleased to invite prospective providers to participate in a market engagement exercise relating to the future of NEPTS. As part of this process, organisations are invited to view the available market (read more...)

Summary: NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board and NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Boards intend to procure non-emergency patient transport services across Lancashire and Cumbria. The service scope covers planned transport for routine outpatient appointments, unplanned journeys for patient discharges and short-notice bookings, and enhanced priority transport for time-critical haemodialysis and oncology appointments. This is patient transport and ambulance-related work, rather than emergency ambulance response. NHS Shared Business Services and the NHS 111 Ambulance and Commissioning Team will support the procurement. The proposed service model is intended to cover a range of patient transport needs across the two areas, with participation envisaged from providers able to deliver all or part of the service.

Samlesbury Enterprise Zone - Foul Water Drainage

Description: The provision of Foul Water Drainage at Samlesbury Enterprise Zone.

Summary: Lancashire County Council is procuring foul water drainage works for the Samlesbury Enterprise Zone in Lancashire. The scope is described as providing foul water drainage, with the associated work classifications covering ground drainage and drainage construction. The works are for the enterprise zone; the delivery location is identified at county level as Lancashire. This is a civil engineering and drainage construction opportunity for contractors able to undertake foul-water infrastructure works. The council is the buying organisation.

Provision of Engineering Inspection Services & Insurance coverage

Description: Lancashire County Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform a forthcoming procurement for the provision of Engineering Inspection Services and Engineering Insurance Cover. Lancashire County Council is seeking feedback from the market to help shape the procurement strategy, specification and contract requirements.

Summary: Lancashire County Council intends to procure engineering inspection services and engineering insurance cover. The services combine technical inspection of engineering assets with insurance coverage; the council is seeking market feedback to shape the future specification, procurement strategy and contract requirements. The buying organisation is Lancashire County Council, based in Preston. The stated delivery location is Lancashire, England. This is a planned services procurement, rather than a request for suppliers to submit tender bids. The council is carrying out preliminary market engagement with interested insurers and service providers before the full procurement is developed.

Provision of Property, Combined Liability and Motor Fleet Insurance Policies to Lancashire County Council

Description: Lancashire County Council is seeking pre market engagement with insurer's to inform a forthcoming procurement to establish Long Term Agreements for the provision of insurance policies for Property, Liability and Motor Insurance. Lancashire County Council is seeking feedback from the market to help shape the procurement strategy, specification and contract requirements.

Summary: Lancashire County Council plans to procure insurance services covering its property, casualty (liability) and motor fleet. The intended arrangement is to provide insurance policies for the council under long-term agreements. The council is seeking input from insurers to help shape the procurement strategy, specification and contract requirements before the competition. The services are for Lancashire County Council, based in Preston, and relate to activity in Lancashire. This is a single planned procurement covering the three insurance areas, rather than separate competitions for property, liability and motor cover. Insurers with relevant public-sector experience across these classes of risk may find the scope pertinent, particularly those able to consider the council’s combined insurance requirements and contribute informed feedback on how the future procurement should be designed.

Provision of Property, Combined Liability and Motor Fleet Insurance Policies to Lancashire County Council

Description: Lancashire County Council is seeking pre market engagement with insurer's to inform a forthcoming procurement to establish Long Term Agreements for the provision of insurance policies for Property, Liability and Motor Insurance. LCC is seeking feedback from the market to help shape the procurement strategy, specification and contract requirements.

Summary: Lancashire County Council plans to procure insurance services covering its property, casualty (liability) and motor fleet. The intended arrangement is to provide insurance policies for the council under long-term agreements. The council is seeking input from insurers to help shape the procurement strategy, specification and contract requirements before the competition. The services are for Lancashire County Council, based in Preston, and relate to activity in Lancashire. This is a single planned procurement covering the three insurance areas, rather than separate competitions for property, liability and motor cover. Insurers with relevant public-sector experience across these classes of risk may find the scope pertinent, particularly those able to consider the council’s combined insurance requirements and contribute informed feedback on how the future procurement should be designed.

Provision of Decoration Works

Description: The Contract is for the provision of Decoration Works, including internal and external painting and decorating services to occupied and void residential properties, communal areas, independent living schemes, supported living accommodation and other properties owned or managed by Progress Housing Group (the "Services")

Summary: Progress Housing Group is buying painting and decorating works for residential homes and other properties it owns or manages. The scope covers internal and external painting, surface preparation, repairs and making good, repainting and specialist coatings, with wallpapering where required. Work spans occupied and empty homes, communal areas, offices, independent and supported living accommodation, and other property assets. There are two strands: responsive and planned programmes, and reactive work arising from complaints, disrepair, insurance claims, tenancy issues and other ad-hoc needs. Delivery is across a broad area of England, covering the North East, North West, Yorkshire and Humber, East and West Midlands, East and South East England, London and the South West.

Provision of Decoration Works

Description: The Contract is for the provision of Decoration Works, including internal and external painting and decorating services to occupied and void residential properties, communal areas, independent living schemes, supported living accommodation and other properties owned or managed by Progress Housing Group (the "Services")

Summary: Progress Housing Group is buying painting and decorating works for residential homes and other properties it owns or manages. The scope covers internal and external painting, surface preparation, repairs and making good, repainting and specialist coatings, with wallpapering where required. Work spans occupied and empty homes, communal areas, offices, independent and supported living accommodation, and other property assets. There are two strands: responsive and planned programmes, and reactive work arising from complaints, disrepair, insurance claims, tenancy issues and other ad-hoc needs. Delivery is across a broad area of England, covering the North East, North West, Yorkshire and Humber, East and West Midlands, East and South East England, London and the South West.

Provision of Decoration Works

Description: The Contract is for the provision of Decoration Works, including internal and external painting and decorating services to occupied and void residential properties, communal areas, independent living schemes, supported living accommodation and other properties owned or managed by Progress Housing Group (the "Services")

Summary: Progress Housing Group is buying painting and decorating works for residential homes and other properties it owns or manages. The scope covers internal and external painting, surface preparation, repairs and making good, repainting and specialist coatings, with wallpapering where required. Work spans occupied and empty homes, communal areas, offices, independent and supported living accommodation, and other property assets. There are two strands: responsive and planned programmes, and reactive work arising from complaints, disrepair, insurance claims, tenancy issues and other ad-hoc needs. Delivery is across a broad area of England, covering the North East, North West, Yorkshire and Humber, East and West Midlands, East and South East England, London and the South West.

Community ENT Service

Description: The provision of ENT Services.

Summary: NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board commissioned community ear, nose and throat (ENT) services. The requirement is for the provision of ENT services under the Community ENT Service contract, delivered in Lancashire and South Cumbria. This is community-based healthcare service provision rather than a purchase of goods or construction work. The buyer is the integrated care board, which commissions healthcare for the area. The service specification was assessed against the existing provider’s delivery and the board’s stated service criteria, including quality and innovation, value, integration and collaboration, service sustainability, improving access, reducing health inequalities, facilitating choice and social value.

Ophthalmology Services- Central

Description: Provision of Community Ophthalmology Service.

Summary: NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board commissioned a community ophthalmology service, a healthcare service covering eye care in the central area of Lancashire and South Cumbria. The requirement is described as provision of a Community Ophthalmology Service, with delivery indicated in the North West region. The service is intended to provide community-based ophthalmology rather than a broader health services programme. Community Health and Eyecare Ltd (CHEC) is the named provider. This is a focused service requirement for suppliers able to deliver ophthalmology care in community settings for the ICB. The published scope gives no further breakdown of patient pathways or clinical procedures, so the relevant market is providers with established community ophthalmology service capability.