Department of Health and Social Care
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- Not supplied
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- London, SW1H 0EU, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 31 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 22 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 203 tenders
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24/7/365 Emergency Callout Facility with a next working day response. Onsite Remedial Maintenance
Design and running of Patient Focus groups for Leng Review
Further tuning of AI within clinical pathways + health economics modelling.
Time and budget extension
The purpose of this Pre Market Engagement (PME) is to invite current, previous and prospective suppliers of Case Management Systems (CMSs) for Adult Social Care (ASC) and Children Social Care (CSC) to Local Authorities (LAs) in the UK to provide feedback on the Department of Health and Social Care's (DHSC) procurement guidance -
DHSC is seeking market intelligence and market testing on the technical expertise given the complexity and potential risks for telecare users from the switchover to digital phonelines.
The HFEA is seeking to replace its bespoke regulatory licence management system (Epicentre) and web portal used by licenced clinics with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and related cloud portal technologies and is seeking to appoint a delivery partner to assist with the transformation. It’s imperative the HFEA use this funding wisely to
The government has announced plans to set new national standards and trusted guidance on the best technology in care. See announcement: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-reforms-and-independent-commission-to-transform-social-care This is because care technology has a key enabling-role in supporting the Government’s 3 Health
DHSC: Qualitative Research: Insight Gathering and Strategic and Creative Development. <br/>The Behavioural Programmes Unit (BPU) in the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) (the “Buyer”), are seeking to run a competitive tender and subsequent appointment to replace existing contracts which deliver qualitative research, i
This completed foundational specification will be an extremely useful document for the CMS market as it will enable LAs to specify the requirements they need from their CMSs; clearly, quickly, and with confidence, saving time and reducing the risk aversion around CMS procurement. The greater consistency and standardisation this
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