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Provision of Falls Prevention, Rehabilitation and Recovery Services

Description: The 2023 National Audit of Inpatient Falls (NAIF) report on 2022 clinical data identified that more than 60,000 people sustained a femoral fracture in England and Wales in 2022 (NHFD) due to a fall. Of these, 2,033 occurred in inpatient settings. Falls prevention services aim to reduce people's chance of falling by tackling risk factors, improving strength and balance whilst allowing people to remain well and live independently at home. The services aim to: * Provide falls support planning and risk assessments for individuals and their homes, * Develop person centred plans to maximise older people's potential for independent living, * Reduce the risks of falls and injuries by improving strength and balance, * Reduce hospital admissions as a result of falls, * Educate and raise falls prevention (read more...)

Summary: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust established a framework for falls prevention, post-fall rehabilitation and recovery services for NHS and other eligible public authorities. Services are intended to reduce falls and injuries, support recovery after a fall, improve strength and balance, and help older people live independently. Work includes risk assessments for individuals and their homes, person-centred support planning, interventions in homes and residential care, and prevention awareness and education for care homes, agencies and the public. The framework has three service areas: falls prevention; post-fall rehabilitation and recovery; and a combined offer. Delivery is across England and Wales.

National Framework Agreement for the provision of Mental Health and Wellbeing Services (Framework Re-opening)

Description: The level of demand for mental health services continues to grow. Data from the Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) shows there were 600,000 more adults in contact with secondary mental health services in June 2024 than there were in June 2019. This reflects a 45% increase in 5 years, which cannot be accounted for by population growth alone. The number of children and young people in contact with mental health services increased by 29% from June 2022 to June 2024. While the NHS mental health workforce has grown, demand for mental health services exceeds NHS capacity. Relevant Authorities are seeking additional providers of mental health and wellbeing services to supplement or support NHS provision. This Framework Agreement will provide a quick and compliant route to contract for (read more...)

Summary: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust established a national framework for mental health and wellbeing services for children and young people, adults, or both. The services are intended to supplement or support NHS provision and may cover a range of mental health and wellbeing needs, delivered virtually or in person. Framework users include NHS bodies, integrated care boards, local authorities and other eligible health organisations across England and Wales. The work can therefore involve serving people in varied local settings across both nations, rather than delivery at a single site. The framework is designed to give these authorities a route to contract with providers for services that help address demand beyond NHS capacity.

Provision of Insourced and Outsourced Clinical Services Framework (Framework Reopening)

Description: The aim of this Framework is to provide Relevant Authorities with fully compliant solutions which supplement the delivery of patient care by Relevant Authorities in line with the NHS' core Key Performance Indicators and standards. The Framework has two Lots. Lot 1 Insourced Clinical Services Lot 2 Outsourced Clinical Services Insourced Services are clinical services which are delivered on the premises of the contracting Relevant Authority and may use that organisation's equipment. Outsourced Services are clinical services which are delivered on premises owned or operated by the Provider. Insourced and Outsourced Services will include the full range of Surgical and Medical specialties and sub-specialties. The specialties and sub-specialties are those listed by the various Surgical and Medical Royal Colleges. This is a Framework under The Health Care Services (read more...)

Summary: Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust established a framework for clinical services to support NHS patient care and capacity. It covers insourced services delivered at the relevant authority’s premises, potentially using its equipment, and outsourced services delivered at premises owned or operated by the provider. Both lots cover the full range of surgical and medical specialties and subspecialties recognised by the relevant Royal Colleges, including hospital, outpatient and specialist care. The framework is available to relevant health authorities and their successors across England and Wales. Suppliers may provide services on site for the authority or deliver them from their own facilities, depending on the lot and service commissioned.

National Framework Agreement for Telemedicine Services (Scotland and Northern Ireland)

Description: The proposed Framework will provide access to specialist teleradiology, radiology workflow management, telepathology, teledermatology, telemicrobiology and teleophthalmology services, reflecting the growing role of digital technologies in supporting healthcare delivery. Each service area will be established as a separate lot, enabling NHS organisations in Scotland and Northern Ireland to procure services in accordance with their specific clinical requirements and service needs.

Summary: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust intends to establish a national framework for specialist remote healthcare services for NHS organisations in Scotland and Northern Ireland. The services cover teleradiology, radiology workflow management, telepathology, teledermatology, telemicrobiology and teleophthalmology, allowing participating organisations to procure according to their clinical requirements and service needs. Each service area is planned as a separate lot. The work is healthcare services, with delivery across Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Provision of Insourced and Outsourced Clinical Services Framework (Framework Reopening)

Description: The aim of this Framework is to provide Relevant Authorities with fully compliant solutions which supplement the delivery of patient care by Relevant Authorities in line with the NHS' core Key Performance Indicators and standards. The Framework has two Lots. Lot 1 Insourced Clinical Services Lot 2 Outsourced Clinical Services Insourced Services are clinical services which are delivered on the premises of the contracting Relevant Authority and may use that organisation's equipment. Outsourced Services are clinical services which are delivered on premises owned or operated by the Provider. Insourced and Outsourced Services will include the full range of Surgical and Medical specialties and sub-specialties. The specialties and sub-specialties are those listed by the various Surgical and Medical Royal Colleges. This is a Framework under The Health Care Services (read more...)

Summary: Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust established a framework for clinical services to support NHS patient care and capacity. It covers insourced services delivered at the relevant authority’s premises, potentially using its equipment, and outsourced services delivered at premises owned or operated by the provider. Both lots cover the full range of surgical and medical specialties and subspecialties recognised by the relevant Royal Colleges, including hospital, outpatient and specialist care. The framework is available to relevant health authorities and their successors across England and Wales. Suppliers may provide services on site for the authority or deliver them from their own facilities, depending on the lot and service commissioned.

Aftercare Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault - CPA/SPU/2961P

Description: UK1 Pipeline Notice in respect of new arrangements for Aftercare Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault to commence 1st April 2027. UK 1 Pipeline Notice ref 2025/S 000-021969 and UK7 Contract Details Notice ref 2025/S 000-073402 refer. Funding matters have impacted on the original timetable. The intention is to replace contract CPA/SPU/2624P which was awarded on a one-year period under the Light Touch Regime. The service description based on the current requirements is: On behalf of the Local Authorities, NHS England, the Police & Crime Commissioner for Cheshire (PCC) and the Chief Constable (CC); the PCC is looking to put in place an aftercare service for victims of rape or sexual assault in the Cheshire Constabulary policing area. The minimum requirements of the PCC, NHS England (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire intends to commission an aftercare service for people of all ages affected by rape or sexual assault in the Cheshire Constabulary policing area, including non-recent cases and people whose cases are outside the criminal justice system. The service is to combine independent sexual violence adviser support, initial counselling, community counselling and therapeutic care, with specialist provision for children. It will also provide advice, family mediation, signposting to other services and support through court proceedings where relevant. The provider is expected to work with local authorities, NHS England, police and other partners in a multi-agency setting. The scope also includes training and awareness-raising for professionals and the public, contributing to prevention work across Cheshire.

Flea Market Music Events

Description: Cheshire West and Chester Council (CW&C) is seeking a suitably experienced organisation to plan, programme and deliver a series of three live music events in the Flea Market in Ellesmere Port during 2027.

Summary: Cheshire West and Chester Council is seeking an organisation to plan, programme and deliver three live music events at the Flea Market in Ellesmere Port. The work is cultural event organisation: suppliers will be responsible for shaping the programme and delivering the events, rather than providing a general music service. The events are intended to take place at the Flea Market, in Ellesmere Port. This is a council requirement for a series of events, so it is relevant to event organisers with the ability to develop a programme and deliver live music in a public market setting. The procurement is for services, with one lot covering the requirement.

Dynamic Market for the Provision of Portable Ultra-Low-Field (ULF) MRI Systems

Description: This Dynamic Market will be for the supply of ultra-low-field magnetic resonance imaging (ULF MRI) systems and associated goods. The Dynamic Market may include, but is not limited to, ULF MRI scanners, imaging and reconstruction software, operator workstations, radiofrequency coils, accessories, peripherals, spare parts, replacement components, consumables and ancillary equipment. Systems may be fixed, mobile, transportable or portable and suitable for deployment across healthcare, diagnostic, community, research and point-of-care settings. The Dynamic Market may also include software licences, system upgrades and other goods required for the installation, operation and maintenance of ULF MRI systems.

Summary: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust intends to establish a Dynamic Market for ultra-low-field magnetic resonance imaging (ULF MRI) systems and related goods. The scope may cover scanners, imaging and reconstruction software, operator workstations, radiofrequency coils, accessories, peripherals, spare parts, replacement components, consumables and other ancillary equipment. It may also include software licences, upgrades and goods needed to install, operate and maintain the systems. Systems may be fixed, mobile, transportable or portable, for use in healthcare, diagnostic, community, research and point-of-care settings. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Jersey.

Dynamic Market for the Provision of Portable Ultra-Low-Field (ULF) MRI Systems

Description: This Dynamic Market will be for the supply of ultra-low-field magnetic resonance imaging (ULF MRI) systems and associated goods. The Dynamic Market may include, but is not limited to, ULF MRI scanners, imaging and reconstruction software, operator workstations, radiofrequency coils, accessories, peripherals, spare parts, replacement components, consumables and ancillary equipment. Systems may be fixed, mobile, transportable or portable and suitable for deployment across healthcare, diagnostic, community, research and point-of-care settings. The Dynamic Market may also include software licences, system upgrades and other goods required for the installation, operation and maintenance of ULF MRI systems.

Summary: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust intends to establish a Dynamic Market for ultra-low-field magnetic resonance imaging (ULF MRI) systems and related goods. The scope may cover scanners, imaging and reconstruction software, operator workstations, radiofrequency coils, accessories, peripherals, spare parts, replacement components, consumables and other ancillary equipment. It may also include software licences, upgrades and goods needed to install, operate and maintain the systems. Systems may be fixed, mobile, transportable or portable, for use in healthcare, diagnostic, community, research and point-of-care settings. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Jersey.

Dietetics service to Bowmere and Springview

Description: Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust will be awarded this contract under PSR Direct Award Process C as the existing provider has delivered the service to a satisfactory standard throughout the current contract term and the proposed service arrangements are substantially unchanged. The Trust has demonstrated the necessary clinical expertise, governance arrangements, workforce capacity and organisational capability required to continue delivering specialist dietetic services to patients at Bowmere and Springview Hospitals. Continuity of provision is important to maintain established clinical pathways, multidisciplinary team working and patient outcomes. The Provider has the necessary infrastructure, information governance arrangements and qualified specialist staff in place to ensure safe, effective and sustainable delivery of the service throughout the proposed contract period

Summary: Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is buying specialist dietetics services for patients at Bowmere and Springview Hospitals. The work supports established clinical pathways, multidisciplinary team working and patient outcomes, and requires safe, effective and sustainable care for the hospitals’ service users. The service is being delivered by the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, which has the clinical expertise and infrastructure to provide it. This is a healthcare service rather than a supply of goods or construction work. The intended service covers both named hospitals; the procurement information does not identify a more specific delivery address.