Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2020-10-23
Buyer: Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Country: UK
Contract type: Services
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 85100000: Health services
Submission deadline: 2020-11-20
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: Moorfield’s Eye Hospital (MEH) is the leading specialist Eye Hospital in NHS England, delivering 7 % of total output for NHSE and 44 % in London.
MEH is the appointed lead provider of eye healthcare in the Croydon area, for both secondary and community-based services. Under the scope of community-based services, MEH leads the management and delivery of community-based ophthalmology care services in Croydon under an innovative ‘first of type’ model/arrangement directly commissioned by Croydon Clinic Commissioning Group (CCG). This forms an Integrated Ophthalmology Service (IOS) model which delivers specialist eye hospital and community-based care, in addition to referral refinement delivered through a Single Point of Access.
MEH are looking to form a partnership to deliver the core service elements as set out within this tender, as a minimum, with the intention of expanding service offering to provision for suitable additional services and across a wider regional footprint. The partnership may be formed through a collaboration of Eyecare clinics through a single prime provider model with sub-contracting arrangements and secondary provider(s). All providers will be responsible for delivering high-quality patient care in agreement with the service requirements under a seamless delivery model, and will be expected to continually work with MEH to further develop and improve the service in line with shifting demand.
Moorfield’s Eye Hospital (MEH) is the leading specialist Eye Hospital in NHS England, delivering 7 % of total output for NHSE and 44 % in London.
MEH is the appointed lead provider of eye healthcare in the Croydon area, for both secondary and community-based services. Under the scope of community-based services, MEH leads the management and delivery of community-based ophthalmology care services in Croydon under an innovative ‘first of type’ model/arrangement directly commissioned by Croydon Clinic Commissioning Group (CCG). This forms an Integrated Ophthalmology Service (IOS) model which delivers specialist eye hospital and community-based care, in addition to referral refinement delivered through a single point of access.
MEH are looking to form a partnership to deliver the core service elements as set out within this tender, as a minimum, with the intention of expanding service offering to provision for suitable additional services and across a wider regional footprint. The partnership may be formed through a collaboration of Eyecare clinics through a single prime provider model with sub-contracting arrangements and secondary provider(s). All providers will be responsible for delivering high-quality patient care in agreement with the service requirements under a seamless delivery model, and will be expected to continually work with MEH to further develop and improve the service in line with shifting demand.
The Trust intends to award a contract for these services for a period of up to three (3) years with an option to extend for up to a further two (2) years subject to agreement and satisfactory performance.
Moorfield’s Eye Hospital (MEH) is the leading specialist Eye Hospital in NHS England, delivering 7 % of total output for NHSE and 44 % in London.
MEH is the appointed lead provider of eye healthcare in the Croydon area, for both secondary and community-based services. Under the scope of community-based services, MEH leads the management and delivery of community-based ophthalmology care services in Croydon under an innovative ‘first of type’ model/arrangement directly commissioned by Croydon Clinic Commissioning Group (CCG). This forms an Integrated Ophthalmology Service (IOS) model which delivers specialist eye hospital and community-based care, in addition to referral refinement delivered through a single point of access.
MEH are looking to form a partnership to deliver the core service elements as set out within this tender, as a minimum, with the intention of expanding service offering to provision for suitable additional services and across a wider regional footprint. The partnership may be formed through a collaboration of Eyecare clinics through a single prime provider model with sub-contracting arrangements and secondary provider(s). All providers will be responsible for delivering high-quality patient care in agreement with the service requirements under a seamless delivery model, and will be expected to continually work with MEH to further develop and improve the service in line with shifting demand.
The Trust intends to award a contract for these services for a period of up to three (3) years with an option to extend for up to a further two (2) years subject to agreement and satisfactory performance.
Moorfield’s Eye Hospital (MEH) is the leading specialist Eye Hospital in NHS England, delivering 7 % of total output for NHSE and 44 % in London.
MEH is the appointed lead provider of eye healthcare in the Croydon area, for both secondary and community-based services. Under the scope of community-based services, MEH leads the management and delivery of community-based ophthalmology care services in Croydon under an innovative ‘first of type’ model/arrangement directly commissioned by Croydon Clinic Commissioning Group (CCG). This forms an Integrated Ophthalmology Service (IOS) model which delivers specialist eye hospital and community-based care, in addition to referral refinement delivered through a single point of access.
MEH are looking to form a partnership to deliver the core service elements as set out within this tender, as a minimum, with the intention of expanding service offering to provision for suitable additional services and across a wider regional footprint. The partnership may be formed through a collaboration of Eyecare clinics through a single prime provider model with sub-contracting arrangements and secondary provider(s). All providers will be responsible for delivering high-quality patient care in agreement with the service requirements under a seamless delivery model, and will be expected to continually work with MEH to further develop and improve the service in line with shifting demand.
The Trust intends to award a contract for these services for a period of up to three (3) years with an option to extend for up to a further two (2) years subject to agreement and satisfactory performance.