Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2016-05-18
Buyer: East Riding of Yorkshire
Country: UK
Region: East Riding of Yorkshire
Contract type: Services
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 85000000 | 85140000: Miscellaneous health services
Estimated value: 16294863 GBP
Submission deadline: 2016-06-29
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: The tender consists of 2 primary elements: ISPHNS commissioned and funded by ERYC, and the 0-19 immunisation and vaccination service commissioned and funded by NHS England. These will be offered as separate Lots and a 3
A series of age related services covering from minus 9 months to 19 years; 25 for LAC and Learning Difficulties, that support the delivery of the Healthy Child Programme in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
The Integrated Specialist Public Health Nursing Service (ISPHNS) consists of 4 services with a 3 year initial term block contract and the option to extend for up to 2 further years, at the sole discretion of the Commissioner. Services consist of a combination of mandated and additional services to be provided across the area of the East Riding of Yorkshire and will include working with a variety of partners to ensure comprehensive, quality and consistency of delivery. Services will be provided all year round and in a number of settings and locations including but not limited to Schools, Children's Centres, colleges, youth clubs, young people's groups, etc.
Framework agreement with NHS England for the delivery of the following immunisations and vaccinations: — Meningitis ACWY; — Human Papillomavirus (HPV); — Td/IPV (School Leaver Booster); and — Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) for children identified as missing doses. within the East Riding of Yorkshire.
A 3 year framework for the provision of the NHS England 5 to 19 Years immunisation Programme, currently consisting of:
Under a separate NHS E 3 year framework agreement, paid monthly on 16/17 actual value and reconciled annually.
This service will be the sole responsibility of NHS England (North Yorkshire and Humber) once awarded however, it is anticipated that the provider will integrate and work closely with the ISPHNS Provider/s.
The Integrated Specialist Public Health nursing Service (ISPHNS) consists of 5 specifications within lot 1; for a 3 year initial term block contract with an option to extend for up to 2 further years at the sole discretion of the Commissioner. The ISPHNS will contribute to the delivery of the ERYC Healthy Child Programme and consists of a range of services for children and young people aged from minus 9 months to 19 years; 25 in the case of Looked After Children or people with learning difficulties. ISPHNS services consist of a combination of mandated and additional services to be provided across the area of the East Riding of Yorkshire and will include working with a variety of partners to ensure comprehensive, quality and consistency of delivery. Services will be provided all year round and in a number of settings and locations including but not limited to Schools, Children's Centres, colleges, youth clubs, young people's groups, etc. The services are divided in to tiers covering differing age groups which include some mandated elements currently delivered by Health Visitors, School Nurses, the Child Measurement Programme and the Family Nurse Partnership (FNP). In order to achieve greater integration, the tender will also include a separate Lot for the provision of the NHS England 5 to 19 Years immunisation Programme, currently consisting of:
ISPHNS — Payment will be made in arrears in equal monthly amounts subject to receipt of an accurate invoice. 0-19 Immunisations and Vaccinations — activity based, paid monthly based on 16/17 figures, reconciled annually.
Where a consortium bid is received the Providers will have to demonstrate a formal agreement has been or will be agreed and entered in to by each Provider.
Some roles will require staff to have professional qualifications which require them to be enrolled on specific registers. See tender documentation for details.
The 5 to 19 Immunisation Programme is being procured on behalf of NHS England to achieve greater integration between the elements of the HCP however, the evaluation, funding and resulting agreement for this service will be the sole responsibility of NHS England.

Eligibility requirements: Some roles will require staff to have professional qualifications which require them to be enrolled on specific registers. See tender documentation for details.