NHS SUFFOLK AND NORTH EAST ESSEX INTEGRATED CARE BOARD
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- Published identifier
- GB-NHS QJG
- Address
- Ipswich, UKH14, IP12BX, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 8 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 23 Jul 2026
Published procurement activity · 99 tenders
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NHS England intends to align funding for medical examiner offices more closely with usual funding arrangements from 2024/25, to ensure that NHS trusts and foundation trusts (trusts) with medical examiner offices have the certainty they require during planning for 2024/25 to be able to meet the new statutory duties.
Additional non-recurrent allocations available to systems to enable the delivery of financial plans. As outlined by NHSE, the funding relates to industrial action taken by resident doctors (formerly described as junior doctors) from 27 June 2024 to 2 July 2024.
NHSE Passthrough funding to support the Frontline Digitalisation Programme at ESNEFT.
Based on the submitted depreciation expenditure plan of £38,401,000 the Provider has been allocated a maximum of £7,654,300 for 24/25 non-recurrently which is to be paid via the block Contract.
A financial adjustment of £15 million has been agreed with NHS England, Provider and Lead Commissioner. Thisvariation is a further amendment to Schedule 3F and CV005 24-25.
Funding agreed for a contribution towards a 22 bedded ward (consisting of 3 bays and 4 side rooms) to be located in the footprint of the current Great Tey ward. This funding was agreed at AOG on 4th October 2024 and will be funded non-recurrently.
Need for additional services by the original contractor
The ICB is commissioning a service to support the GP Practices transferring lists of patients to an Independent Sector Provider (ISP) who will adhere to the NICE NG87 guidance https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng87 and provide the overdue annual review, recommend adjustment to medication where required as the specialist provider
To provide a specialist physical activity pathway at local leisure centres in West Suffolk that increases and maintains levels of physical activity for people with long term conditions, and or awaiting surgery.
Intention is to commission a specialised bereavement counselling service that meets the needs of women or the birthing person and their partners, who are experiencing mild to moderate mental health distress because of pregnancy-related bereavement or baby loss. Access to the service will be provided via professional referral and
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