Pan-London Nursing Homes AQP re-procurement 2023

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London Purchased Healthcare Team

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Health and social work services

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

The NHS commissioning authorities in London will re-procure the existing pan-London NHS CHC in nursing homes AQP framework. The current framework is due to expire on 31 March 2023.

Applications are open from Monday 17 October 2022 to Friday 2 December 2022 through the CarePulse eProcurement system (https://london-nhaqp-2023.carepulse.co.uk/).

Successful Providers will be added to the Pan-London Nursing Homes AQP list. This AQP list is used by the commissioning authorities as the primary route of commissioning NHS Continuing Healthcare placements for adults.

The services will be delivered in CQC registered Nursing Homes.

The Contract does not guarantee any volume of activity or payment to the Provider. There is no minimum number of packages that the Provider can expect to receive through the contract.

The London Purchased Healthcare (LPH) Team will manage the procurement process on behalf of the London commissioning authorities.

If you have any questions, require more information or want to participate, please email the LPH Team on: [email protected]

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London Purchased Healthcare Team

NHS Integrated Care Board

[email protected]

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