Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2017-07-15
Buyer: NHS Scarborough & Ryedale Clinical Commissioning Group
Country: UK
Contract type: Services
Procedure: Competitive procedure with negotiation
CPV classification: 85100000: Health services | 85112200 | 85121200: Specialist medical services | 85141000: Services provided by medical personnel | 85141200: Services provided by nurses
Estimated value: 80601463 GBP
Submission deadline: 2017-07-31

Technical requirements: NHS Scarborough & Ryedale CCG is commissioning a partially integrated multi-speciality community provider model for the delivery of a range of community based health and care services (see II.2.4) for its registered and non-registered service users. The services include community services which are currently provided by a third party and some in-house CCG functions. It does not include primary medical care services. This is a 5 + 2 year contract which is subject to an affordabilty cap (see II.2.14).
The CCG would like to receive innovative bids which meet the CCG's desire for a new model of service delivery. A range of first phase services will be required from the Service Commencement Date with second phase services deliverable from Year 2.
This service is being commissioned in respect of the relevant patient population of NHS Scarborough & Ryedale Clinical Commissioning Group. The locality encompasses the population of 15 GP practices.
Stated value is 7 year maximum — an affordability cap. All costs, liabilities including tax and profit elements must come within this affordability cap.
The affordability cap contains an indicative budget for the Phase 2 services (April 2019) which is based on a series of assumptions made by the CCG. The CCG will be reviewing these assumptions and indicative budgets during Year 1 and will notify the Successful Bidder of any adjustments to the available budget for the Phase 2 services.
Financial payment package is based on: Whole Population Payment; Improvement Payment Scheme; Gain/Loss share; & KPI performance.
Bidders must submit a PQQ response. The PQQ sets out the rules of the Procurement Exercise, selection criteria and minimum requirements for selecting top 3 bidders for dialogue phase. There will be 1 round of dialogue.
There is no minimum financial standing requirements but financial and economic standing is evaluated on a scored basis.
PQQ also evaluates/considers: grounds for mandatory/discretionary exclusion, technical and professional ability, requirements of Modern Slavery Act 2015, insurance, skills & apprentices, CQC registration, bidder's past performance, compliance with equality legislation, environmental management, health & safety,
Bidders should note that the services required are such that the Bidders will need to comply with the legal requirements for regulatory registrations both for the provider and individual staff members, for example:
Further details are available in the tender documents and specified in the Contract. Bidders should note that some registration applications have significant lead times and Bidders should make their own enquiries as appropriate.
As set out in the draft contract and supporting contractual documentation to be released in due course. The draft contract will be based on the prevailing NHS Accountable Care Model Contract. Interested providers should in the meantime refer to the draft MCP contract and Integration Agreement available from https://www.england.nhs.uk/ourwork/new-care-models/vanguards/care-models/community-sites/
A light touch regime procedure akin to competitive dialogue — a 2 stage procedure with a selection stage followed by a single dialogue phase.
It is envisaged that 3 bidders will proceed to dialogue, which will include the delivery of presentations and written working solutions culminating in a final call for tender.
Interested providers requiring access to the PQQ and other relevant documents should email Beth Nixon on beth.nixon@brownejacobson.com (see I.1) to request access links to www.bjaccess.net which is the procurement portal for this Procurement Exercise.


Award value: 80601463