CFPH001 Fostering and Adoption Medicals

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Buyers

Essex County Council

Value

£565,000

Classifications

Medical practice and related services

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

9 months ago

Published

11 months ago

Description

Essex County Council ("ECC") currently commission Fostering & Adoption Medical Advisory Services across the 4 ECC quadrants North, West, Mid and South. This service is required to deliver the statutory functions for the provision of medical advisory reports to Fostering and Adoption Panels as set out in the Adoption Services Regulations 2005, the Fostering Services Regulations 2011 and the National Minimum Standards for both Adoption and Fostering. Current contracts for the service are due to expire in March 2024. ECC are looking to procure a 3-year contract for the four ECC quadrants. The medical advisor should be a paediatrician who is fully registered with the GMC and has an enhanced DBS check.

Additional information: 
The value stated under 'Lowest / estimated / actual contract value (£)' is the maximum value (also known as, 'ceiling price') for the three-year contract period, i.e. your commercial response for the initial contract period must not exceed £565,000.
Additionally, £392,00 is the maximum value for the two-year contract extension period (subject to governance).

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Essex County Council

Regional or local authority

Tabitha Allen

[email protected]

+44 333 032 2078

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