Published procurement activity · 40 tenders
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Integrated Out of Hours and Community Hospital Inpatient and Accident & Emergency Service across Argyll & Bute region.
Supplier Lot 1 - Provision of Out‑of‑Hours (OOH) primary care medical services for the Isle of Jura under the seasonal model. This contract covers the Autumn/Winter (October to March) period and includes clinical triage and response in line with NHS Highland OOH pathways, coordination with Highland Hub and SAS. Supplier Lot 2 -
NHS Highland requires the provision of Environmental Aids and Equipment to enhance independence, safety, and overall wellbeing for individuals with hearing loss across the Highland region. Maintenance and Repair Support Offer assistance with the servicing and repair of hearing-related equipment provided to individuals. Recycling
Adult Social Care Unregistered Services: Third Sector Grant Service Contracts and Carers Funding.
The contract has been extended under the same Service requirements to allow for NHS Highland to conduct a review of the Service.
NHS Highland requires the provision of Distress Brief Intervention services across North Highland and Argyll and Bute
Highland Alcohol and Drugs Partnership (HADP) is conducting an open procurement exercise in line with NHS Scotland procurement guidelines, to commission an Independent Advocacy Service for individuals who are engaged with NHS Highland Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service (DARS) including individuals resident within HMP Inverness.
Flights from various Argyll & Bute locations including Islay, Tiree and Campbeltown for patients and staff
NHS Highland requires a GP Medical Cover within Out of Hours service (and Minor Injuries Unit - MIU) within Nairn & Ardersier. Full service specification indicates needs for one Duty Doctor between the following hours – Monday to Saturday - 18.00 – 08.00 = 5 x 14 hours Saturday and Sunday – 08.00 – 08.00 = 2 x 24 hours Public Ho
Provision of DBI Services
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