Provision of Regulator Medical Support Services

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£2,916,667

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  • Health services
  • Medical specialist services
  • Medical analysis services
  • Medical practice and related services
  • Medical education services
  • Services provided by medical laboratories
  • Expert witness services

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

2 hours ago

Description

The NMC wishes to appoint a provider(s) to undertake Toxicology services where there is complaint about a registrant’s health or misconduct. In addition, we wish to appoint a provider(s) to undertake medical examiner services for our registration and fitness to practise proceedings. Lastly, we (the NMC) wish to appoint a provider(s) of nursing and midwifery experts who are trained and able to provide independent opinion regarding care provided by registrants who receive complaints about their fitness to practise.

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