Healthcare Clinical Waste Services for Primary Care: 11 Midlands Region NHS ICBs

Description: The 11 Midlands Region NHS Integrated Care Boards are inviting suitably qualified suppliers to provide Clinical Waste Collection and Disposal Services from Primary Care waste producing sites, these being General Practice (GPs) and Community Pharmacy (CP) settings across the geographical footprint of each of the 11 Midlands Region NHS Integrated Care Boards as set out in table 1.1 of Document 1 to this opportunity. These 11 ICB Commissioning organisations are separate Contracting Authorities, as listed below: Lot 1 = NHS Birmingham and Solihull ICB Lot 2 = NHS Black Country ICB Lot 3 = NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB Lot 4 = NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB Lot 5 = NHS Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent ICB Lot 6 = NHS Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin ICB Lot 7 = NHS (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board, alongside ten other NHS Integrated Care Boards in the Midlands Region, focuses on securing services for the collection and disposal of clinical waste from primary care sites. This opportunity is publicly funded, with the NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit managing the procurement. The process follows an open procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, with a tender status currently active and a submission deadline on 30th January 2026. Interested parties are encouraged to focus on industry categories related to "Clinical-waste collection services" and "Sewage, refuse, cleaning, and environmental services" and engage in the tendering process by exploring related lots according to their geographical and service delivery capabilities. This procurement covers multiple locations across the Midlands, including counties such as Staffordshire, Derbyshire, and Warwickshire, ensuring comprehensive coverage across all participating Care Boards.

2037 Section 12 (S12) Digital Solution for NHS BLMK ICB

Description: NHS Bedfordshire, Luton & Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board are inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver a S12 Digital Solution. A digital solution is required which automates the management of the Mental Health Act S12 Assessment process. The digital platform will need to include the following functions to allow the automation of the S12 Assessment process. * Only accredited S12 Doctors should be able to access the system meaning that pre-authorisation checks that the Doctor has been accredited has already taken place. These will need to be regularly checked and updated by the provider. * S12 Doctors should be able to add their availability calendar to the system which means professionals can see which Doctors are available to be called upon at any time. * The (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board has initiated a tender process for delivering a "Section 12 (S12) Digital Solution." This procurement, with an emphasis on the software package and information systems industry, seeks to automate the Mental Health Act S12 Assessment process within the UK. The process is at the "Tender" stage, and it invites submissions by 17:00 hours on 21st January 2026. The procurement method is an open, below-threshold competition, reflecting the ICB's obligations under the Procurement Act 2023. NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit is the procuring entity, handling procedural aspects. The contract period is planned to run from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2028, with the procurement valued at £126,434 excluding VAT.

2037 Section 12 (S12) Digital Solution for NHS BLMK ICB

Description: NHS Bedfordshire, Luton & Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board are inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver a S12 Digital Solution. A digital solution is required which automates the management of the Mental Health Act S12 Assessment process. The digital platform will need to include the following functions to allow the automation of the S12 Assessment process. * Only accredited S12 Doctors should be able to access the system meaning that pre-authorisation checks that the Doctor has been accredited has already taken place. These will need to be regularly checked and updated by the provider. * S12 Doctors should be able to add their availability calendar to the system which means professionals can see which Doctors are available to be called upon at any time. * The (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board has initiated a tender process for delivering a "Section 12 (S12) Digital Solution." This procurement, with an emphasis on the software package and information systems industry, seeks to automate the Mental Health Act S12 Assessment process within the UK. The process is at the "Tender" stage, and it invites submissions by 17:00 hours on 21st January 2026. The procurement method is an open, below-threshold competition, reflecting the ICB's obligations under the Procurement Act 2023. NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit is the procuring entity, handling procedural aspects. The contract period is planned to run from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2028, with the procurement valued at £126,434 excluding VAT.

Community Based Admission Avoidance Service Market Engagement - Coventry and Warwickshire - Market Engagement

Description: ***THIS ADVERT IS FOR A MARKET ENGAGEMENT EVENT ONLY*** NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands CSU on behalf of NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB are seeking to run a market engagement event for providers who have the relevant experience and skills to provide a Community Based Admission Avoidance Service. Aims and objectives of service Aims: * To reduce the number of inappropriate hospital admissions for people with a learning disability or autistic people who are in mental health crisis and may have complex needs, by providing intervention and crisis management. * To prevent crisis situations from escalating by providing timely and appropriate interventions. * To provide a safe and supportive environment for people with a learning disability or autism at risk of inappropriate admission to a specialist learning (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Community Based Admission Avoidance Service Market Engagement." This service aims to reduce inappropriate hospital admissions for individuals with learning disabilities or autism by offering a community-based intervention. The industry category for this procurement is administrative healthcare services, and the service will be delivered in the Coventry and Warwickshire regions of the UK. Key dates include a market engagement event scheduled for 14 January 2026 and one-to-one sessions on 15 January 2026. Interested providers must register by 13 January 2026 via the Atamis Health Family system to participate in these events.

Healthcare Clinical Waste Services for Primary Care: 11 Midlands Region NHS ICBs

Description: The 11 Midlands Region NHS Integrated Care Boards are inviting suitably qualified suppliers to provide Clinical Waste Collection and Disposal Services from Primary Care waste producing sites, these being General Practice (GPs) and Community Pharmacy (CP) settings across the geographical footprint of each of the 11 Midlands Region NHS Integrated Care Boards as set out in table 1.1 of Document 1 to this opportunity. These 11 ICB Commissioning organisations are separate Contracting Authorities, as listed below: Lot 1 = NHS Birmingham and Solihull ICB Lot 2 = NHS Black Country ICB Lot 3 = NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB Lot 4 = NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB Lot 5 = NHS Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent ICB Lot 6 = NHS Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin ICB Lot 7 = NHS (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board, alongside ten other NHS Integrated Care Boards in the Midlands Region, focuses on securing services for the collection and disposal of clinical waste from primary care sites. This opportunity is publicly funded, with the NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit managing the procurement. The process follows an open procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, with a tender status currently active and a submission deadline on 30th January 2026. Interested parties are encouraged to focus on industry categories related to "Clinical-waste collection services" and "Sewage, refuse, cleaning, and environmental services" and engage in the tendering process by exploring related lots according to their geographical and service delivery capabilities. This procurement covers multiple locations across the Midlands, including counties such as Staffordshire, Derbyshire, and Warwickshire, ensuring comprehensive coverage across all participating Care Boards.

Stroud District Council - Planned External Works 2026-2029

Description: Stroud District Council is a Registered Provider of social housing, owning and managing over 5,200 homes across the district. This stock includes general needs housing, sheltered and supported accommodation, and a proportion of leasehold properties. The Council has retained its housing management functions and delivers services directly to tenants and leaseholders. This procurement is for Planned External Works to Council Housing stock to include roofs, render, repointing and general external repairs.

Summary: Stroud District Council is inviting bids for a procurement contract titled "Planned External Works 2026-2029," under the industry category of construction work. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with the key dates outlined as follows: the tender period ends on 20th February 2026, the enquiry period closes on 30th January 2026, and the award period concludes on 2nd March 2026. The project location is in Stroud, within the United Kingdom, and involves external works on Council Housing stock, including roofs, render, repointing, and general repairs. The procurement method being used is an open procedure, and the tender holds a gross value of £18,000,000.

Community Urgent & Minor Eye Service

Description: The Community Urgent & Minor Eye Service is delivered by Community Optometry for patients presenting with acute eye problems and is designed to provide both urgent and routine access, treatment or referral as required. Aims to provide care closer to home for patients, reducing the need to attend A&E or Hospital Eye Service.

Summary: The procurement for the "Community Urgent & Minor Eye Service" has been conducted by the NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board, focusing on health services (CPV: 85100000) within Derby and Derbyshire, UK. This procurement is in the 'Award' stage, with the contract having been formally awarded on 1st November 2025, and services commencing on the same day for an initial period of 18 months. The procurement used a direct award procedure under the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023, which exempts it from the Procurement Act Regulations 2023. The contract is valued at £670,000 and is intended to provide urgent and minor eye care services through community optometry, reducing the need for hospital visits.

Enhanced Services - Optometry (Glossop)

Description: Services provided by Glossop based Community Optometrists specifically relating to Glaucoma Repeat Readings, Glaucoma Enhanced Referral Service, and Enhanced Cataract Service. Provided within Glossop Optometry practices with aims to reduce impacts on Hospital Eye Services, ensures continuity of provision and treats patients closer to home.

Summary: The NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board has completed the tendering process for the "Enhanced Services - Optometry" project, specifically targeting health services in Glossop. This contract, classified under the services category, involves community optometry services aimed at reducing pressure on hospital eye services through local provisions such as the Glaucoma Repeat Readings and Enhanced Cataract Services. The contract has been formally awarded as of 1st November 2025 for an initial three-year period, with the potential for a two-year extension. The procurement process employed a limited method without prior publication, in line with the Healthcare Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023. The total contract value stands at £26,800, with services set to be provided by Primary Eyecare Services, a Manchester-based SME.

Enhanced Services - Optometry

Description: Services provided by Derby & Derbyshire based Community Optometrists specifically relating to Glaucoma Repeat Readings, OHT & suspected COAG/progression monitoring Service and Post-Operative Cataract Follow-up. Provided within Derby & Derbyshire Optometry practices with aims to reduce impacts on Hospital Eye Services, ensures continuity of provision and treats patients closer to home.

Summary: The NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board has awarded a contract for enhanced optometry services, specifically targeting Glaucoma Repeat Readings, OHT and suspected COAG/progression monitoring, and Post-Operative Cataract Follow-up. This initiative aims to alleviate the burden on Hospital Eye Services by offering continued care within local optometry practices across Derby and Derbyshire. The contract, governed by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, does not fall under the Procurement Act Regulations 2023 and was formalised on 1st November 2025 for three years, with an optional two-year extension available. The procurement method was a Direct Award Process C, explicitly chosen without the need for prior publication of a call for competition, as it begins a contract with an approximate value of £254,000. The primary criterion was the existing provider's ability to meet the service standards, facilitated by the Primary Eyecare Services of Manchester.

Community Urgent & Minor Eye Service (Glossop)

Description: The Community Urgent & Minor Eye Service is delivered by Community Optometry for patients presenting with acute eye problems and is designed to provide both urgent and routine access, treatment or referral as required. Aims to provide care closer to home for patients, reducing the need to attend A&E or Hospital Eye Service.

Summary: The NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board has reached the award stage for the "Community Urgent & Minor Eye Service" in Glossop, which falls under the health services industry category. This procurement focuses on providing urgent and routine optometric services to reduce hospital visits and support localised care. The contract was awarded under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Direct Award Process C. The service is designed to enhance access to eye care involving initial treatment or necessary referrals. The contract was awarded on 1st November 2025 for an initial period of 18 months and will eventually lead to a competitive procurement process in March 2027. The estimated service provision is 1700 consultations, reflecting a focused regional healthcare effort.