Social Impact Framework - Reopening 1

Published notice details

Additional information from the published procurement release. Fields appear only when supplied by the source; check the original notice and tender documents before acting.

Scope, procedure and submissions

Id: C430067
Status: active
Procurement Method: open
Procurement Method Details: Open procedure
Main Procurement Category: services
Above Threshold: Yes
How to submit: The Authority is utilising an electronic Tendering system ("E-Tendering Portal") to manage this procurement and communicate with Tenderers. Accordingly, there will be no hard copy documents issued to Tenderers and all communications with the Authority, including the submission of Tender responses, will be conducted solely via the following link: https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome Please search project reference: C445526 on the Atamis e-tendering portal.
Has Recurrence: Yes
Published risks: 1. Higher demand than expected, which could lead to the total value of the framework being used up earlier than planned. 2. Delays to planned re-openings. Although EoE NHS CPH has set a timetable for when the framework will re-open, there may be changes due to unforeseen circumstances. 3. Limited capacity in the supplier market. Some smaller or local organisations may struggle to meet demand in certain areas or for certain services, especially if interest from public sector buyers is high. 4. Changes in national or local priorities, which may mean new types of services need to be added or existing ones updated during future re-openings.

Legal basis

Id: 2023/54
Scheme: UKPGA
Uri: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/54/contents ↗

Special regime

lightTouch

Covered By

GPA

Participation Fees

Entry 1

Description: A 1% Activity-Based Income (ABI) charge will apply to the total value of any contracts awarded under this framework. This payment is made by suppliers and enables the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub to continue delivering its services as the framework host. The ABI supports contract management, compliance, reporting, and future framework development, ensuring the framework remains sustainable and effective throughout its term.
Id: ocds-h6vhtk-04fb2a

Type

win

Relative Value

Proportion: 0.01
Monetary Value: award

Techniques

Has Framework Agreement: Yes

Framework Agreement

Is Open Framework Scheme: Yes
Method: withAndWithoutReopeningCompetition
Type: open
Buyer Categories: This framework is intended to support both existing and emerging organisations over its lifetime, including (but not limited to) service providers, commissioners, and support bodies. A full list of potential users can be found in the Invitation to Tender documents
Description: As per the tender documentation
Open Framework Scheme End Date: 7 Aug 2033, 23:59

Submission terms

Electronic Submission Policy: allowed

Languages

Tender Period

Ends: 6 Jul 2026, 23:59

Enquiry period

Ends: 1 Jul 2026, 23:59

Expected award period

Ends: 23 Nov 2026, 23:59

Recurrence

Dates

Entry 1

Starts: 6 Jul 2027, 23:59

Amendments

Entry 1

Description: Please note the corrected Atamis reference number: C445526
Id: 043307-2026

Lots and requirements

Entry 1

Id: 1
Title: Voice, Influence and Representation Services
Description: Supports marginalised or underrepresented groups to influence local decisions. Builds skills, facilitates forums, and ensures views are heard and acted upon.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 720,000
Amount: 600,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 2

Id: 2
Title: VCSE System Leadership & Infrastructure Representation
Description: Coordinates and represents the VCSE sector within systems like ICBs. Advises on sector priorities, connects VCSEs and public bodies, and influences policy.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 480,000
Amount: 400,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 3

Id: 3
Title: Children and Young People Services
Description: Delivers early help, targeted support, and activities for children, young people, and families facing disadvantage or complex needs.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 4

Id: 4
Title: Domestic Abuse and Violence Support Services
Description: Provides trauma-informed support, safety planning, refuge, outreach, and specialist help for people affected by domestic abuse.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 5

Id: 5
Title: Employment Support and Skills for People Facing Barriers
Description: Supports those facing social, economic, or personal barriers into employment or training. Offers tailored advice, skills, and work placements.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 6

Id: 6
Title: Green Health and Wellbeing Services
Description: Offers nature-based, non-clinical activities such as gardening, outdoor groups, and green social prescribing to boost wellbeing.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 7

Id: 7
Title: Financial and Digital Inclusion Services
Description: Provides advice on benefits, debt, budgeting, and digital skills to reduce inequality and prevent hardship or exclusion.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 8

Id: 8
Title: Food Security and Access Services
Description: Ensures short-term food security through immediate access to nutritious food through hubs and emergency support, as well as longer-term solutions such as developing cooking skills, and facilitating community food projects.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 9

Id: 9
Title: Housing Stability, Homelessness Prevention, and Crisis Support Services
Description: Supports people at risk of homelessness to access safe housing, prevent crisis, and build long-term stability.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 10

Id: 10
Title: Inclusion Health and Refugee/Migrant Wellbeing Services
Description: Tailors support for people facing severe social exclusion, including refugees, migrants, and those not registered with statutory services.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 11

Id: 11
Title: Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing Services
Description: Delivers community-based mental health and wellbeing support for people at risk of poor outcomes or facing barriers.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 12

Id: 12
Title: Physical Health and Wellbeing Services
Description: Provides preventative and supportive physical health services, self-management support, and outreach for those with long-term conditions.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 13

Id: 13
Title: Offender Rehabilitation and Criminal Justice Support
Description: Supports people in or leaving the criminal justice system to rebuild their lives through resettlement, skills, and wellbeing support.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 14

Id: 14
Title: Post-16 Special Education and Life Skills Support for Young People with SEND
Description: Helps young people aged 16-25 with SEND build skills, confidence, and independence as they transition to adulthood.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 15

Id: 15
Title: Social and Community Cohesion Services
Description: Activities that build stronger, more connected communities with the aim of reducing isolation and loneliness, improving community wellbeing, and fostering a sense of belonging among people from different backgrounds
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 16

Id: 16
Title: Supported Living Services
Description: Enables people with additional needs to live independently through accommodation and practical support.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 17

Id: 17
Title: Mobile Outreach and Community Access Services
Description: Delivers support to people in their homes or communities, especially those unable to access mainstream services.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 18

Id: 18
Title: Carer Support and Respite Services
Description: Supports unpaid carers by promoting their wellbeing, reducing isolation and stress, and helping them sustain their caring role with access to advice, support, and respite.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 19

Id: 19
Title: Learning Disability and Autism Support Services
Description: Offers flexible, person-led support for people with learning disabilities or autism to improve life skills, health, and inclusion.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 840,000
Amount: 700,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 20

Id: 20
Title: Tobacco Dependence Prevention and Treatment Services
Description: Delivers evidence-based support to help people quit smoking, including targeted interventions for high-risk groups.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 600,000
Amount: 525,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 21

Id: 21
Title: Weight Management and Obesity Prevention Services
Description: Provides behaviour change support, group programmes, and outreach to help individuals and families achieve a healthy weight.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 600,000
Amount: 525,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 22

Id: 22
Title: Alcohol Harm Reduction Services
Description: Offers community-based harm reduction, interventions, and support for people affected by alcohol.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 600,000
Amount: 525,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Entry 23

Id: 23
Title: Respiratory Health Improvement and Prevention Services
Description: Supports prevention, early identification, and self-management of respiratory conditions, and addresses environmental risks.
Status: active
Has Renewal: Yes
Has Options: Yes

Value

Including VAT: 600,000
Amount: 525,000
Currency: GBP

Award criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Core Questions
Description: This section is designed to help us understand your organisation, the communities you support, and how your service will deliver positive outcomes through the framework. Responses should be clear, proportionate, and focused on your organisation's actual approach, experience, and delivery model. Where relevant, you may include examples of existing work, partnerships, community engagement activity, or service outcomes to support your response. Please ensure responses remain within the stated word limits. Additional Information Section Instructions The questions within this section are optional and are intended to help Buyers better understand supplier delivery models and geographic reach.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 50
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 2

Type: quality
Name: Technical - Lot Specific Questions
Description: Lot-Specific Questions: Only answer these for the Lot(s) you are applying for. Each Lot aligns with a service area in the specification. Please read each Lot-Specific Question carefully before responding. While some questions may appear similar across Lots, they are not always identical and may contain different wording or requirements.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 10
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 3

Type: quality
Name: Social Value
Description: Provide your response to the Social Value question(s) relating to the wider benefits of your work under the selected outcome: 8. Increasing productivity through physical and mental wellbeing in the supply chain and communities in the relevant area. 8a. Support health and wellbeing in the contract workforce, including physical and mental health Suppliers may also find it helpful to attend or watch our "Understanding and Delivering Social Value under PPN 002" webinar, which provides practical guidance on approaching Social Value within public sector procurement. Link: https://youtu.be/pX11N27FDqI?si=POkpJUXwxEIvoXuZ

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Criterion 4

Type: cost
Name: Commercial
Description: Suppliers will be required to complete and submit the Commercial Schedule. Rather than asking suppliers to submit fixed pricing, the framework uses a maximum percentage uplift model. This approach has been used because the framework covers a wide range of services, delivery models, and organisational structures across multiple Lots. The uplift should reflect indirect and organisational costs associated with delivering services, such as management, governance, support functions, insurance, IT, premises costs, and any intended surplus where applicable. The percentage submitted at framework stage acts as a maximum ceiling. Final service pricing and payment arrangements will be agreed at call-off stage depending on the nature of the service being commissioned. Suppliers may submit a lower uplift at call-off stage but must not exceed their framework ceiling rate.

Numbers

Entry 1

Number: 20
Weight: percentageExact

Selection criteria

Criteria

Criterion 1

Type: economic
Description: See Tender Documentation

Criterion 2

Type: technical
Description: See Tender Documentation

Suitability

Sme: Yes
Vcse: Yes

Contract period

Starts: 8 Dec 2026, 00:00
Ends: 7 Dec 2027, 23:59
Max Extent Date: 7 Dec 2028, 23:59

Renewal

Description: The Social Impact Framework operates as an Open Framework under the Procurement Act 2023. This procurement relates to the first reopening of the framework. The framework may reopen at set intervals throughout its lifetime to allow new suppliers to apply and existing suppliers to apply for additional Lots. The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub intends to maintain the framework on substantially the same terms throughout the Open Framework period, although future reopenings may include changes where required to reflect market need, commissioning priorities, or changes in legislation or policy. The maximum term of the Open Framework arrangement is expected to run until December 2033.

Options

Description: If, during the lifetime of the framework, a need arises for a related service that supports the delivery or enhancement of social impact outcomes, the East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub may consider its inclusion in a future reopening, where it can demonstrate added value and efficiency for the NHS and wider public sector.

Items and delivery

Item 1

Id: 1
Related Lot: 1

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 2

Id: 2
Related Lot: 2

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 3

Id: 3
Related Lot: 3

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 4

Id: 4
Related Lot: 4

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 5

Id: 5
Related Lot: 5

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 6

Id: 6
Related Lot: 6

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 7

Id: 7
Related Lot: 7

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 8

Id: 8
Related Lot: 8

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 9

Id: 9
Related Lot: 9

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 10

Id: 10
Related Lot: 10

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 11

Id: 11
Related Lot: 11

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 12

Id: 12
Related Lot: 12

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 13

Id: 13
Related Lot: 13

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 14

Id: 14
Related Lot: 14

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 15

Id: 15
Related Lot: 15

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 16

Id: 16
Related Lot: 16

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 17

Id: 17
Related Lot: 17

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 18

Id: 18
Related Lot: 18

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 19

Id: 19
Related Lot: 19

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 20

Id: 20
Related Lot: 20

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 21

Id: 21
Related Lot: 21

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 22

Id: 22
Related Lot: 22

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Item 23

Id: 23
Related Lot: 23

Additional Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: CPV
Id: 75200000
Description: Provision of services to the community

Entry 2

Scheme: CPV
Id: 85000000
Description: Health and social work services

Entry 3

Scheme: CPV
Id: 98000000
Description: Other community, social and personal services

Delivery locations

Entry 1

Region: UK
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom

Published documents

Entry 1

Id: conflictOfInterest
Document Type: conflictOfInterest
Description: Not published

Entry 2

Id: A-16022
Document Type: biddingDocuments
Url: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/Attachment/A-16022 ↗
Format: application/pdf

Entry 3

Id: A-16023
Document Type: biddingDocuments
Url: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/Attachment/A-16023 ↗
Format: application/pdf

Entry 4

Id: A-16024
Document Type: biddingDocuments
Url: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/Attachment/A-16024 ↗
Format: application/pdf

Entry 5

Id: 043307-2026
Document Type: tenderNotice
Notice Type: UK4
Description: Tender notice on Find a Tender
Url: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/043307-2026 ↗
Published: 12 May 2026, 09:26
Format: text/html

Buyer, suppliers and contacts

Organisation 1

Name: East of England NHS collaborative Procurement Hub
Id: GB-NHS-H6A5H

Identifier

Scheme: GB-NHS
Id: H6A5H

Additional Identifiers

Entry 1

Scheme: GB-PPON
Id: PXMB-9766-NLTH

Address

Street Address: Victoria House, Camlife, Cambridge Road, Fulbourn
Locality: Cambridge
Postal Code: CB21 5XA
Country: GB
Country Name: United Kingdom
Region: UKH12

Contact

Name: Mandy Emery
Email: ssv_@eoecph.nhs.uk

Roles

buyer

Details

Url: http://www.eoecph.nhs.uk ↗

Classifications

Entry 1

Scheme: UK_CA_TYPE
Id: publicAuthorityCentralGovernment
Description: Public authority - central government

Related procurements

Entry 1

Id: prior
Scheme: ocid
Identifier: ocds-h6vhtk-055bf2
Uri: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/api/1.0/ocdsReleasePackages/ocds-h6vhtk-055bf2 ↗

Relationship

prior

Recorded locations

Buyer location · Cambridge · UKH12 · CB21 5XA · United Kingdom
Delivery location · UK · United Kingdom

Notice and amendment history

3 published notice versions reviewed by ProcuraAxis.

3 VERSIONS

020988-2026Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender · 9 Mar 2026, 15:16
043274-2026Tender notice on Find a Tender · 12 May 2026, 08:55
043307-2026Tender notice on Find a Tender · 12 May 2026, 09:26

Social Impact Framework - Reopening 1

Opportunity overview

Classification

Lots

Documents and notices

Published notice details

Scope, procedure and submissions

Legal basis

Special regime

Covered By

Participation Fees

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Relative Value

Techniques

Framework Agreement

Submission terms

Languages

Tender Period

Enquiry period

Expected award period

Recurrence

Dates

Amendments

Lots and requirements

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