Clinical Neutral Vendor Managed Services

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Buyers

Value

£120,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

  • Hospital and related services
  • Diagnostics and radiodiagnostic devices and supplies
  • Diagnostic supplies
  • Endoscopy, endosurgery devices
  • Renal support devices
  • Renal consumables
  • Pathology dissection instruments and supplies
  • Decontamination equipment
  • Pathology room construction work
  • Administrative healthcare services
  • Hospital services
  • Surgical hospital services
  • Medical hospital services
  • Pathology services
  • Hospital support services
  • Medical specialist services
  • Cardiology services or pulmonary specialists services
  • Cardiology services
  • Dermatology services
  • Miscellaneous health services
  • Services provided by medical personnel

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  • award
  • contract

Published

4 years ago

Description

EOECPH is seeking experienced, proven, innovative and agile providers as our framework partners to deliver
compliant neutral vendor managed services at the most economically advantageous price for Contracting Authorities. Fully managed clinical services offered under the framework
should conform to HMRC COS VAT requirements where applicable.
Delivery of a comprehensive range of services from Providers who are able to deliver the scope of managed
service contracts in respect of core services captured under the
framework and other associated ancillary services which may be applicable to and required to ensure a fully
managed neutral vendor provision for services captured under the
framework.
a) The high-level identification of services captured is:
i. Clinical
Types of services:
Diagnostic Imaging; Interventional Radiology; Cardiology; Cath Labs; Pathology; Point of Care
Testing; Surg

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