Published procurement activity · 44 tenders
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The provision of trained members of the public, known as Experts by Experience (ExEs), to support CQC assessments of regulated health and care services and understanding of the quality of care across regulated services in England. Planned Sourcing route: Competitive flexible procedure
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) require provision of Occupational Health (OH) and Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) services.
To provide a range of specialist equipment solutions, including supply, delivery, regional set-up, and ongoing repair, maintenance, and replacement services for homeworkers and all office locations.
Extension of additional requirement for high-level stakeholder engagement with national bodies, government, parliamentarians, and senior clinical leaders from 1 July to 30 September 2026. The contracting authority considers that using a different supplier would lead to technical difficulties and duplication of costs.
The Care Quality Commission requires the purchase of a 3-year Health Service Journal (HSJ) Access Tier 1 (Public Sector & Charity) subscription service for its employees.
The contract value has been increased to provide additional exhibition related support and associated logistical services.
Care Quality Commission (CQC) requires the provision of a social media CRM tool, delivered through the social media Hootsuite Enterprise Plan, including Hootsuite Advanced Analytics and Talkwalker Core media monitoring, and support services for 20 users. Actual date signed: 21 April 2026
This is a UK1 Pipeline notice. Framework of Approved Contractors to provide a range of NHS survey-related services. Planned sourcing route: PA23 Competitive Flexible Procedure
This is a UK1 Pipeline notice. Provision of Service Now Licenses. Planned sourcing route: Call-off from a framework agreement
Modification to accommodate the Contracting Authority's scope of participation in the Nottingham Inquiry, which was unforeseeable at award. Using a different supplier would be anticipated to result in technical difficulties and duplication of costs.
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