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University of Nottingham - Tuition Fees Masters in Public Health (MPH) C452063

Description: NHS England has awarded a contract for the provision of Master's level training in Public Health to support trainee development and preparation for the Faculty of Public Health Membership Examination. The programme will include core modules such as epidemiology, statistics, health protection and management. The services fall under education and training services (CPV Code: 80000000) and are subject to the Light Touch Regime (LTR). The contract is for an initial 12-month term, with an optional 12-month extension, subject to need an available budget.

Summary: NHS England has awarded a contract under the Light Touch Regime (LTR) for educational services to the University of Nottingham. This contract, titled "University of Nottingham - Tuition Fees Masters in Public Health (MPH) C452063," was finalised on 15th June 2026 and aims to offer Master’s level training in Public Health, focusing on areas such as epidemiology, statistics, and health management. The contract, valued at £283,200, is set for an initial 12-month period, with a possibility of a 12-month extension, contingent on need and budget availability. The procurement, classified under the CPV code 80000000 for education and training services, is conducted without competition, falling below the threshold for direct procurement. The NHS England operates from London, and the project involves the University of Nottingham as the supplier.

Public Health Services for Children 0-19 years old

Description: Provision of health services provided by public health nurses and delivered through the Bexley 0 - 19 Service are crucial to improving the health and wellbeing of all children and young people.

Summary: The London Borough of Bexley is planning a public procurement process for providing Public Health Services aimed at children aged 0-19 years through the Bexley 0-19 Service. This initiative falls under the services category, with a focus on health services delivered by public health nurses. The procurement process, currently in the planning stage, is detailed in a notice published on 7th May 2026. The contract is expected to commence on 1st April 2027 and conclude on 31st March 2030. Prospective participants should note the essential communication date set for future notices on 31st December 2026. This tender is classified under the "light touch" regime, aligning with legal provisions by UKPGA 2023/54, and seeks to enhance children's health and wellbeing in the Bexleyheath region.

Consultant in Public Health Capacity

Description: The Public Health Consultant will provide system leadership, evidence-based strategy development, and partnership engagement to ensure approaches are equitable, effective, and responsive to local needs, while supporting statutory public health duties, reducing inequalities and driving innovation.

Summary: This contracting process involves Wigan Council, a public authority operating at the sub-central government level in the United Kingdom, situated in Wigan, UKD36. The procurement is specifically for a "Consultant in Public Health Capacity" aimed at advancing public health initiatives within the region. It is categorised under services, with relevant industry classifications including research and development services and health services. The procurement method employed is direct and falls below the threshold, conducted without competition, and under concession as part of a special regime. The award stage of the process was completed with HELEN LOWEY CONSULTANCY LTD designated as the supplier, and the contract commenced on 1st February 2026, concluding on 31st January 2027.

University of Sheffield - Tuition Fees Masters in Public Health (MPH)

Description: NHS England has awarded a contract for the provision of Master's level training in Public Health to support trainee development and preparation for the Faculty of Public Health Membership Examination. The programme will include core modules such as epidemiology, statistics, health protection and management. The services fall under education and training services (CPV Code: 80000000) and are subject to the Light Touch Regime (LTR). The contract is for an initial 12-month term, with an optional 12-month extension, subject to need an available budget.

Summary: NHS England has successfully completed a procurement process, awarding a contract for the provision of Master's level training in Public Health to the University of Sheffield. This initiative aims to support the development of trainees preparing for the Faculty of Public Health Membership Examination. The tender, titled "University of Sheffield - Tuition Fees Masters in Public Health (MPH)," falls within the education and training services category under the Light Touch Regime and is classified with CPV code 80000000. Located in London, NHS England operated as the buyer, with the contract being awarded on 18th May 2026 and remaining active from this date until 31st March 2027, with the possibility of an extension until 31st March 2028. This direct procurement was conducted below the threshold and without competition, reflecting a strategic decision to partner with a large-scale educational institution.

HAC6120 Public Health Enhanced Services in Primary Care

Description: Tower Hamlets council aims to improve the health and wellbeing of residents. Public Health Enhanced Services delivered within primary care in Tower Hamlets are a key way to achieve this. These services encompass a range of health interventions aimed at improving population health outcomes, specifically targeting areas such as sexual and reproductive health, cardiometabolic disease prevention, and substance misuse. Tower Hamlets General Practitioners (GPs) have long-established provision of a range of Public Health enhanced services to address substance misuse, provide for sexual health and undertake NHS Health Checks. Locally these are called Network Improvement Services (NIS). These services are in addition to the GP core contract commissioned by NHS England. The enhanced services provided include: GP Sexual Health and Reproductive Services (SRH) NHS Health Checks (NHSHC) (read more...)

Summary: The contract titled "Public Health Enhanced Services in Primary Care" has been awarded by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, aimed at bolstering the health and wellbeing of residents through primary care services. The procurement process, which involved the competitive flexible procedure, has reached the award stage with the contract set to commence on 1st July 2026 and spanning until 31st March 2029, with potential extensions up to 2032. Key services provided include health checks, sexual and reproductive health services, and substance misuse programs. The contract, valued at £6.82 million and fully funded by the Public Health Grant, targets the health sector within the Tower Hamlets region, with the award announcement set for 24th April 2026.

Pre Market Engagement Event for Public Health Nursing Service

Description: The City of Bradford Metropolitan Council is undertaking early market engagement for the re commissioning of the Public Health Nursing Service, due to commence on 1 April 2027. The Public Health Nursing Service is a universal service based on the evidence-based Healthy Child Programme, aimed at reducing inequalities and improving health and wellbeing. The Service works in the community and is required to be accessible to every child in the District. The Bradford Public Health Nursing Service includes Health Visiting, School Nursing and Oral Health Promotion. The market engagement event will outline the Council's commissioning intentions, anticipated service requirements, and the procurement process under the Provider Selection Regime.

Summary: The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is conducting a tender process for the "Living Well Public Health Nursing Service", with the procurement stage currently active as of the latest update dated 30 April 2026. This significant public health initiative aims to re-commission services that include Health Visiting, School Nursing, and Oral Health Promotion, affecting all children within the district. The procurement method being used is the open procedure falling under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime), with a total estimated contract value of £153 million gross amounting to £183.6 million. Key deadlines include the tender submission closing on 26 June 2026, and the award expected by 23 September 2026. Services are to start on 1 April 2027 and run up to five years with potential extensions, located in Bradford, United Kingdom, in the UKE41 region, and falling under the CPV classification codes for health and community health services.

Public Health Marketing Framework

Description: Provision of effective, evidence-based marketing and communications services aimed at improving population health and wellbeing within Derbyshire through the design, development, and delivery of public health marketing campaigns, via a single provider framework.

Summary: Derbyshire County Council is planning a procurement process titled "Public Health Marketing Framework," aimed at industry stakeholders in the business services category, including law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing, and security. The process is currently in the planning stage with a pipeline notice published on 23rd April 2026, and the contracting period is expected to commence on 1st November 2026 and conclude on 31st October 2030. Located in the United Kingdom, this tender invites the provision of marketing and communications services to enhance population health and wellbeing in Derbyshire, through an evidence-based approach within a framework agreement. A future notice date is set for 30th April 2026.

CPU 7576 Growing up in Nottingham

Description: A comprehensive commissioning review of the Growing Up in Nottingham Public Health service. This critical review aims to ensure the service effectively meets the evolving needs of children, young people, and families in Nottingham, and delivers optimal public health outcomes.

Summary: The procurement process for the "CPU 7576 Growing up in Nottingham" project was conducted by Nottingham City Council, a sub-central government public authority in the UK. The project involves a comprehensive commissioning review of Nottingham's Public Health service to enhance outcomes for children, young people, and families. The procurement stage has reached completion, with the award granted as of 10th June 2026. This tender, classified under the health and social work services category, followed a limited competitive method due to its below-threshold status, with key activities commencing on 26th February 2026 and concluding by 1st March 2030.

CPU 8050 Children's 0-19 Public Health Service user engagement

Description: Engagement and consultation process with service users, culminating in a comprehensive report and recommendations, to engage and consult effectively with service users to inform an independent report that provides the perceptions and experiences of parents, babies, children and young people of the Children's 0-19 Public Health service.

Summary: Nottingham City Council has completed a procurement process titled "CPU 8050 Children's 0-19 Public Health Service user engagement", focusing on the health and social work services category. The procurement aimed to engage and consult with service users to gather insights into the Children's 0-19 Public Health Service, with findings encapsulated in a comprehensive report and recommendations. Classified as a light-touch regime and utilizing a limited competition procurement method, this process took place within a sub-central government authority framework. The contract was awarded to DEFINE RESEARCH & INSIGHT LIMITED, and the contract's active period spanned from 5th January 2026 to 30th April 2026, with a gross value of GBP 60,000.

Public Health Institute programme LJMU

Description: Public Health Institute programme LJMU - The work programme combines research, capacity building, and evaluation to strengthen the evidence base for violence prevention across Merseyside and support continuous improvement of funded interventions.

Summary: The procurement process, initiated by the Police & Crime Commissioner for Merseyside & Chief Constable for Merseyside, involves a contract with the title "Public Health Institute programme LJMU". The programme combines research, capacity building, and evaluation to enhance violence prevention across Merseyside. Managed by Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), the contract pertains to the services industry category, specifically focusing on research and development. The procurement stage is at the award stage, with the contract being activated on 8th June 2026, and running until 31st March 2027. The process employs a direct procurement method, conducted below the threshold and without competition, indicating a targeted and specific partnership.