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The procurement procedure will be the open, above threshold procedure in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23) and it will be designated light touch in accordance with section 9 of PA23. City of Wolverhampton Council is looking to engage a professional service supplier for the provision of an Occupational Health service and Employee Assistance Programme from October 2026 for its workforce of approximately 4,500 employees. The proposed provision will ensure continued compliance with key legal obligations under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Equality Act 2010. It will provide a structured framework for prevention, early intervention, and rehabilitation, supporting safe working practices and reducing health-related risks; supporting the Council to meet its duty of care to protect employee health and safety, make reasonable adjustments for those with disabilities and promote equality in the workplace. Occupational Health: this service aims to engage with a professional service supplier for the provision of an Occupational Health Service (OH). The requirement is for a high quality, clinical service that will support the Council to undertake health assessments such as (but not limited to); pre-employment checks, management referrals (nurse or physician lead), medical ill-health retirement assessments and health surveillance (noise, respiratory, Hand Arm Vibration (HAVs), driving, skin, night working etc). Employee Assistance Programme (EAP): this service seeks to implement a 24/7, 365 days a year Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) to provide a confidential counselling and information service to assist employees with personal or work-related problems that may be affecting health, wellbeing and/or performance. Counsellors delivering this service must be BACP-accredited registered providers or equivalent (or equivalent accreditation). The procurement procedure will be the open, above threshold procedure in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23) and it will be designated light touch in accordance with section 9 of PA23. Although the services identified fall under Sections 9 and 10 of the Procurement Act 2023, the Council has chosen to observe a voluntary standstill period in accordance with Section 51 of the Act. Accordingly, a standstill period of eight (8) working days will apply between the notification of the award decision and the formal award of the contract. This contract may be utilised by other Contracting Authorities (public sector bodies) that have an agreement with the Council through a Service Level Agreement (SLA). These may include but are not limited to schools, academies and tenant management organisations (as listed below). Services will be provided to Service Users in these Contracting Authorities; however, the Contract will continue to be managed by the Council. Orders will be raised and invoices paid by the City of Wolverhampton Council. The list of Third-Party Organisations will be subject to change throughout the duration of the Contract and will be notified to the provider via a deed of Variation, annually. The existing list of known contracting authorities (via agreed SLA) are appended to the contract - Annex 1 - which are subject to change prior to initial contract execution. List of Schools, Academies and Tenant Management Organisations with SLAs. Academy - Kingswood Academy Trust Academy - Manor MAT - Brindley Heath - East Park Academy - Foley Infant School - Foxyards Primary School - Hateley Heath Primary School - Hill Avenue Primary School - Manor Primary School - St Alban's Church of England Primary School - St Thomas' Church of England Primary School Academy - Secondary - Wood Green School (Sandwell) Academy - Wulfruna - Fallings Park Primary School - Merridale Primary School Academy Maintained - Westacre Infant School Infant Maintained - Christ Church (C of E) Infant and Nursery School Junior Maintained - Christ Church (C of E) Junior School Nursery Maintained - Bushbury Nursery School - Windsor Nursery School Primary Maintained - Bilston Church of England Primary School - Bushbury Hill Primary School - Claregate Primary School - Eastfield Primary School - Graiseley Primary School - Long Knowle Primary School - Loxdale Primary School - Rakegate Primary School - St Luke's Church of England Aided Primary School - St Paul's Church of England School (Aided) - Stow Heath Primary School - Stowlawn Primary School - Whitgreave Primary School - Wilkinson Primary School - Wodensfield Primary School - Wood End Primary School Secondary Maintained - Colton Hills School - St Matthias School Special Maintained - Green Park School Tenant Management Organisation - Bushbury Hill Estate Management Board - Dovecotes TMO - New Park Village TMO List of all Schools, Academies and Tenant Management Organisations in Wolverhampton, which may utilise the contract over the course of its duration (subject to signing of SLA): Nursery Schools - Ashmore Park Nursery School - Bilston Nursery School - Bushbury Nursery School - Eastfield Nursery School - Low Hill Nursery School - Phoenix Nursery School - Windsor Nursery Infant Schools - Christ Church (Church of England) Infant School and Nursery - Westacre Infant School Junior Schools - Christ Church, Church of England Junior School - Uplands Junior School Primary Schools - Bantock Primary School - Berrybrook Primary School - Bilston Church of England Primary School - Bushbury Hill Primary School - Bushbury Lane Academy - Castlecroft Primary School - Claregate Primary School - Corpus Christi Catholic Primary Academy - D'Eyncourt Primary School - Dovecotes Primary School - Dunstall Hill Primary School - East Park Academy - Eastfield Primary School - Edward the Elder Primary School - Elston Hall Primary School - Fallings Park Primary School - Field View Primary School - Goldthorn Park Primary School - Graiseley Primary School - Grove Primary School - Hill Avenue Academy - Holy Rosary Catholic Primary Academy - Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School - Lanesfield Primary School - Long Knowle Primary School - Loxdale Primary School - Manor Primary School - Merridale Primary School - Nishkam Primary School Wolverhampton - Northwood Park Primary School - Oak Meadow Primary School - Palmers Cross Primary School - Parkfield Primary School - Perry Hall Primary School - Rakegate Primary School - Springdale Primary School - Spring Vale Primary School - SS Mary and John's Catholic Primary Academy - SS Peter and Paul Catholic Primary Academy and Nursery - St Alban's C of E Academy - St Andrew's Church of England Primary School - St Anthony's Catholic Primary Academy - St Bartholomew's Church of England Primary School - St Jude's Church of England St Luke's Church of England (Aided) Primary School - St Martin's Church of England Primary School - St Mary's Catholic Primary Academy - St Michael's Catholic Primary Academy and Nursery - St Michael's Church of England Aided Primary School - St Patrick's Catholic Primary Academy - St Paul's Church of England Aided Primary School - St Stephen's Church of England Primary School - St Teresa's Catholic Primary Academy - St Thomas' Church of England Primary Academy - Stow Heath Primary School - Stowlawn Primary School - The Royal School Wolverhampton - Trinity Church of England Primary Academy - Villiers Primary School - Warstones Primary School - Wednesfield Technology Primary - West Park Primary School - Whitgreave Primary School - Wilkinson Primary School - Woden Primary School - Woodfield Primary School - Wood End Primary School - Woodthorne Primary School - Wodensfield Primary School Secondary Schools - Aldersley High School - Colton Hills Community School - Coppice Performing Arts School - Heath Park- Highfields School - Moreton School- Moseley Park - Ormiston NEW Academy - Ormiston SWB Academy - Our Lady and St Chad Catholic Academy - S. Peter's Collegiate Academy - Smestow Academy - St Edmund's Catholic Academy - St Matthias School- St Regis C of E Academy - The Khalsa Academy Wolverhampton - The Royal School Wolverhampton - Thomas Telford University Technical College - Wednesfield Academy - Wolverhampton Girls' High School Special Schools - Broadmeadow Special School - Green Park School - Penn Fields School - Penn Hall School - Pine Green Academy - Tettenhall Wood School - Westcroft School - Wolverhampton Vocational Training Centre Pupil Referral Centres - Kairos Academy (KS3), part of The Black country Alternative Provision - Evergreen Academy - Kairos Academy (KS4), part of The Black country Alternative Provision - Vireo Academy, part of The Black country Alternative Provision Tenant Management Organisation - Bushbury Hill Estate Management Board - Dovecotes TMO - New Park Village TMO

Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services for UCLH and RNOH

The Authority is seeking a managed service provider to deliver outpatient pharmacy services at Barts Health NHS Trust.

NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) have a requirement for the Supply of Solutions. NHSBT Laboratories including Tissue and Eye Services (TES), RCI, Donor Testing, H&I, CMT, CBC and IBGRL are specialist functions of National Health Service Blood and Transplant (NHSBT). The solutions are used for patient and donor testing and within the manufacture of Tissue Grafts and reagents used for blood grouping and patient testing. NHSBT are looking to create a Framework Agreement and intends to award the framework agreement to the two highest-ranked Tenderers, per Lot, following completion of the evaluation process. Suppliers can bid for and be awarded multiple Lots. This requirement will cover the following solutions: • Phosphate Buffered Saline Solution (PBSS) and Concentrate (PBSC) • Low Ionic Strength Solution (LISS) • Cambridge Antibiotic Solution • Skin Cryopreservation Medium • Amniotic Membrane Cryopreservation Medium • Nuclear Buffer Base • Cardiovascular and Meniscus Cryopreservation Medium • Decellularised Dermis Cryopreservation Medium • Modified Alsevers Solution • Frozen cell Recovery Solution

Associated British Ports (ABP) is looking to appoint an experienced Occupational Health provider to deliver a consistent, high‑quality service across its UK port locations. The contract will include responsibility for managing and delivering a wide range of occupational health services, including: • Pre‑employment medical assessments, including drug and alcohol testing • Safety‑critical medicals and ongoing health surveillance • Occupational health referrals and management support • A 24/7 absence reporting and clinical advice helpline • Onsite Essential Health MOT clinics • Physiotherapy services • Support with wellbeing campaigns and general occupational health advice The successful provider will be expected to deliver services in line with recognised professional standards and ABP’s Occupational Health Policy. Assessments will be carried out by appropriately qualified clinicians and may be delivered face‑to‑face, by video, or by telephone, depending on the service and business need. The service must be available across all ABP’s UK locations, with clinic sites located as close as reasonably possible to employees’ place of work or home to minimise travel and disruption. The provider will also be expected to supply and manage an occupational health IT system that supports appointment booking, reporting, management information, and secure handling of personal data. The initial contract will run for 36 months, with the option for ABP to extend the contract for up to a further 24 months (12 months + 12 months).

NHS England (NHSE) is procuring a contract with a single lead provider to deliver a direct‑to‑patient (DTP) pathway for genetic testing programmes for high‑risk cohorts, including the NHS Jewish BRCA Testing Programme. This procurement represents a scale‑up of the existing programme. To date, the NHS Jewish BRCA Testing Programme has been delivered through the BRCA‑DIRECT pathway led by the Institute of Cancer Research. BRCA‑DIRECT is an example of a DTP model. Direct‑to‑patient pathways offer a new approach to delivering genetic testing without requiring individuals to attend in‑person appointments. Key features of the DTP model include: - All patient information provided in written format, allowing individuals to review it at a time that suits them - No face‑to‑face appointment required prior to testing - Patient consent captured by post or online - At‑home genetic testing using postal saliva kits - Access to a Genetic Counsellor hotline Full details of the service requirements and specification are included within the ITT pack.

The NHS Friends and Family Test (FFT) is an important tool to help people who use NHS services have the opportunity to provide feedback on their experience. MSEFT is opening this opportunity to tender for the provision of this service

The Well Wave Plus: Open Access and Equity contract will complement and enhance the existing Well Wave service. Well Wave is a city wide, universal offer for young people aged 13-24, overseen by the Leeds City Council Public Health team. Trained workers offer confidential, non-clinical relationships and sexual health support, where young people can explore ideas, build skills and access free condom products, lubricant, and pregnancy testing, plus STI self-screening kits. These drop-in services are located within organisations where young people already attend. This contract will enhance current provision by introducing specialist, dedicated Well Wave Plus workers with the skills to engage and appropriately support most at risk, least well-supported and seldom seen young people aged 13-24 years old. Currently, most workers trained to deliver Well Wave provide the service voluntarily within their substantive roles (e.g. in youth clubs or educational settings). Under this contract, dedicated workers will be employed solely to deliver and promote Well Wave services, without constraints on location or caseload. These workers will focus on ensuring equity of access for seldom seen, marginalised or under pressure young people by developing and delivering flexible, accessible, and culturally sensitive Well Wave outreach in appropriate community settings.

Supply Chain Coordination Limited (“NHS Supply Chain”) is establishing a Framework for Total Cardiology and Vascular Solutions. The Framework covers a wide variety of products and services. Please review the specific Lot information further down this notice regarding which products are coverd under which lot. The lot structure is as follows: Lot 1: Transcatheter Structurcal Heart Lot 2: Surgical Structural Heart Lot 3: Ventricular Assist Device Lot 4: Cardiac Rhythm Management Lot 5: Electrophysiology Lot 6: Intracardiac Monitors Lot 7: Interventional Radiology Lot 8: Interventional Cardiology Lot 9: Interventional Neuroradiology Lot 10: Perfusion The Authority estimates that in the first 3 years of the Framework, the total value of purchases under it will be around £3,436,530,046.72 including VAT. For the full 8 year term, the anticipated value is around £11,309,057,045.90 including VAT. These values are approximate only and are based on the most recent historical usage information, with a forecasted level of usage. The value provided are for guidance only and are not a guarantee of business with successful Tenderers. Further details about the requirements within each Lot are provided in the tender documentation located within ITT_2152. This procurement exercise will be conducted on the NHS Supply Chain eProcurement portal at https://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com// Tenderers wishing to be considered for this contract must register their expression of interest and provide additional procurement specific information (if required) through the NHS Supply Chain eProcurement portal as follows: REGISTRATION 1. Use URL https://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com// to access the NHS Supply Chain Procurement portal. 2. If not yet registered:- Click on the 'Not Registered Yet' link to access the registration page.- Complete the registration pages as guided by the mini guide found on the landing page. PORTAL ACCESS If registration has been completed: — Login with URL https://nhssupplychain.app.jaggaer.com// . — Click on ITTs Open to All Suppliers. The Procurement Specific Questionnaire can be found in ITT_2152 alongside various Annexes of the Invitation to Tender.

This Invitation to Tender is being issued by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire (the “Contracting Authority”), who is acting as the Lead Contracting Body for this procurement. The Contracting Authority is seeking to award a Contract for the provision of a Substance Use Outreach Service for young people aged 16 to 25 in partnership with Derbyshire County Council’s Public Health Service.

The Council is seeking to award contracts within the boundaries of Brighton and Hove for the provision of Care Home beds on a spot purchase basis. Out of city care homes are contracted via an alternative route. Bidders who pass the qualifying criteria will be awarded a contract. Individual placements will be made on a spot purchase basis throughout the life of the contract. The Council guarantees no set volume of placements under this contract and reserves the right to contract for comparable provision through other means. Individual placements will be made via a brokerage process, where individual outcomes and costs are agreed between the Council and the Supplier. Further details are provided in the Service Specification. The Council reserves the right to reopen this tender process at a later date to award additional contracts for the same provision. See full documents for details, starting with the instructions in Schedule 3. This is a re-run of the tender from June, July and September 2024, and February and October 2025. Previous bidders are not required to apply for this iteration.

The aim of service is to provide an early mental health prevention offer for primary school aged children and their families. The service will enable staff to have the confidence to lead mental wellbeing sessions for children using the appropriate language and techniques as part of a whole school approach to mental health. This will include a professional development programme for school staff and ongoing support to embed the approach throughout the school curriculum.

Discovery to identify recommendations for possible future solutions ahead of the full tender of the Situational Judgement and Psychometric testing development and delivery services. Multi-Specialty Recruitment Assessment (MSRA) / Situational Judgement Training (SJT)

Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to appoint a contractor to provide funeral services for Lot 1 Frimley Park Hospital and Lot 2 Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospital, as instructed by the Trust, supporting the Trust Mortuary Department and Patient Affairs Department. Funeral Service provision is required for patients who die but: • Patients with no next of kin • Patients whose relatives cannot be traced • Patients whose relatives are unwilling or unable to take responsibility • Adults • Children and infants • Stillborn babies • Nonviable foetuses (under 24 weeks gestation) • Products of Conception Bidders can either bid for Lot 1 Frimley Park Hospital or Lot 2 Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospitals or Both Lot 1 and Lot 2 (All Sites).

This invitation to tender is from the London Borough of Camden (‘the Authority’) who are seeking to award a block contract for the provision of Nursing Block Contracts

Delivery of Managing Medical Emergencies training for Vocational Trainees, for Dental Core Trainees in the Public Dental Service and Dentists and Therapists delivering Sedation in General Dental Practice.

YPO are working in partnership with the London Borough of Islington to reprocure the 3rd iteration of their Occupational Health, EAP and Associated Health and Wellbeing Services framework offering a broader reach to the whole public sector through a national framework split into 8 regions procured through the Open Procedure under PA23 offering 2 re-opening periods in years 2 and 5 to encourage a broad mix of suppliers within the market. The Lot structure supports a full end to end wellbeing solution for the Public Sector offering: Occupational Health Services, Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP), Health and Wellbeing Related Training Courses, Flu Vaccination Programmes, Modern Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP) and Student Assistance Programmes (SAP) for Higher Education 16 years +. The framework offers both the Competitive Selection Process and Award Without Competition as procurement routes to use. YPO are the lead public sector buying organisation for this procurement, we manage an array of frameworks for a variety of services and products. Public sector organisations utilise our frameworks as a compliant route to market to award contracts which meet their requirements. The framework is designed to meet the needs of YPO and Other Contracting Authorities by establishing an agreement where the end customer will place the order with the Supplier and the Supplier delivers services direct to the end customer. Any resulting Contract shall be deemed to cover any services that can be supplied by the successful tenderer(s) over the life of the framework within the scope of the lots.

Birmingham City Council is seeking to appoint an organisation for the provision of an integrated 0-19 Healthy Child Programme. The PSR applies to the arrangement of health care and public health services arranged by relevant authorities and irrespective of who the provider is (i.e., whether the service is provided by NHS providers, other public sector bodies, local authorities, or providers within the voluntary, community, social enterprise (VCSE) and independent sectors). The Procurement Process to select an organisation for the above requirement will be carried out in accordance with The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 using the Competitive Process. The Council will apply a flexible and proportionate approach to identify the most suitable provider, having regard to quality, value, integration, and outcomes. The Council is seeking to identify and appoint a single provider to deliver a fully integrated 0–19 Healthy Child Programme, including: -Health Visiting (0–5) -Specialist Public Health School Nursing (5–19, up to 25 for SEND) -National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) -Delivery aligned with the Best Start Family Hubs model through Children’s Centres The contract will commence on 1 March 2027 and will be in place for a period of five (5) years with the option to extend for a further two (2) years subject to satisfactory performance and funding availability. The Council will be using its free to use e-tendering system (in-tend) for the administration of this procurement process and potential suppliers must register with the system to be able to express an interest. If you wish to express an interest in this opportunity please click on the following link to access https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ and submit your details to register. You will then be able to log on which will enable you to download all relevant Invitation to Tender (ITT) documentation. If you are unable to register with In-tend or have any questions or problems on how to use this web site please either email us at: etendering@birmingham.gov.uk Your completed tender submission should be returned by noon on 25th May 2026 via the ‘in-tend’ system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc

North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) is a commissioning support service working for and on behalf of NHS North East and North Cumbria (the Relevant Authority) who are undertaking a competition to provide Eye Testing Services in Special Education Settings (SES) in the North East and North Cumbria. Contract Start Date: 01 November 2026 Contract End Date: 31 October 2029 The contract term is for a period of 3 years. The contract term is for an initial period of 3 years, with an option to extend for a further 2 years at the discretion of the Relevant Authority and subject to satisfactory contractual and financial performance.

NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board (GICB) is seeking providers who have the capability and capacity to deliver Dental Services in Gloucester. Fundamentally this opportunity seeks to increase access to NHS dentistry in a part of the county where deprivation is greatest by working in partnership to commission a new bespoke primary care Centre of Dental Excellence facility in a fit for purpose environment. (Please note the term Centre of Dental Excellence [CDE] may alter during the course of procurement of the service or thereafter). • The contract will be a Personal Dental Services (PDS) contract to deliver dental services as part of a Centre of Dental Excellence in Gloucester. Premises are located at 3rd floor, City Campus, Northgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 1SQ. • The premises are mandated and owned and leased by the University of Gloucestershire (UoG). The successful provider will need to secure a lease with UoG for the duration of the PDS contract term. • A draft Heads of Terms is included in the Invitation to Tender (ITT) pack which sets out the expected terms and conditions between the owner of the building and the service provider. • Construction work will be undertaken on behalf of UoG, and floor plans and room data sheets are included in the ITT pack to inform potential bidders about the premises and what is provided as part of the building fit out. • The successful provider will need to provide any additional fit out and equipment to deliver the services. It will also be expected to fund associated, recurrent revenue costs, for example servicing and maintenance; rent and rates; cleaning and lighting. • The premises will have space for up to 6 dental chairs. • There is an expectation that the provider is or becomes a postgraduate training practice and hosts foundation dentists. • Funding for hosting foundation dentists is awarded and administered by NHS Workforce Training and Education (NHS WTE) and the successful provider will be expected to apply to NHS WTE for funding. • The PDS contract term will be for an initial term of 10 years, with an option to extend for any period up to a further 5 years, and then for a further 5 years, at the sole discretion of the Commissioner. • Rental payment and services are currently scheduled to commence on 1st March 2027. • Service must commence no later than 6 months after contract award (scheduled for 1st September 2026), unless there is an agreement with the Commissioner to extend the mobilisation period. • The contract term and service payments will start on the service commencement date. • The Commissioner has a maximum financial envelope available of £1,200,000 per annum. The total maximum contract value for the duration excluding extensions is £12,000,000, and £24,000,000 including extensions. • Subject to the detail of Dental Contract Reform, the successful provider will need to deliver urgent care, dental access & health inequalities pathways and routine care as part of the contract. • Following discussion and agreement by the commissioner, the successful provider may offer private treatment from the same premises however this must not be at the detriment of NHS patients or the provider's delivery of the PDS contract. • TUPE will not be applicable for this procurement process. This exercise is being carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the Commissioner.