Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2023-02-15
Buyer: Helse Nord RHF
Country: NO
Contract type: Services
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 85140000: Miscellaneous health services | 85312500
Estimated value: 2376160000 NOK
Submission deadline: 2023-03-15

Technical requirements: The Northern Regional Health Authority hereby invites tenderers to a contest for the procurement of somatic habilitation and rehabilitation services. The Northern Regional Health Authority is the contracting authority and contract party. The Norwegian Hospital Procurement Trust is assisting the contracting authority with the procurement. The procurement shall be implemented in accordance with part IV regarding supply of health and social services in the Public Procurement Regulations. The Contracting Authority is making reservations regarding inaccuracies in the tender notice, due to missing adaptations in the electronic tender notice form in relation to the Regulations. See the tender documentation for a complete description of the procurement, including information on negotiations. NOTE: Tenderers can find all the contest documents on the matter in Mercell. Tenders are to be gathered and submitted on this page/main page. Likewise communication must go through the main page, not per sub-service.
Target group: The patient group must mainly receive an offer in their home municipality. Some patients in group A however will need specialised and intensive rehabilitation in the form of day or 24 hour stays in a rehabilitation institution after broken bone treatment, for complex injuries in muscles and the skeleton system, and complicated hip and knee prosthesis surgeries.
Target group: Patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases that have a significantly reduced function level and high (complex symptom picture, symptom pressure, for example due too pain, stiffness, reduced joint movement, and muscle power, as well as fatigue. The group includes patients with arthritis, spondylartrite, connective tissue disease, and some rare rheumatic diseases.
Target group: Patients that have had amputations of lower extremities. Rehabilitation in an institution is relevant after the patients has had a prosthesis fitted and needs walking training. The municipal health service is responsible for follow-up after amputation surgery whilst waiting for a prosthesis to be fitted. In special cases the target group can however include patients who have not have a prosthesis fitted, for example, special wound problems, or other conditions that say that the municipality does not have competence to follow-up this itself.
Target group: Patients with a reduced function level due to chronic fatigue syndrome, CFS/ME diagnosed according to the recommended diagnosis set (the Fukuda criteria (CDC-criteria 1994), Canada criteria 2003, Paediatric criteria 2006 (Jason 2006). The offer is for patients with a mild severity (activity level reduced by at least 50% compared with before the disease debut) and moderate severity (all activity is strongly reduced, housebound, and a need to sleep during the day). The patients must be able to participate in group training and joint teaching sessions.
Target group: Patients with a significantly reduced function level after treatment/surgery, and patients with after-effects after the disease, e.g., fatigue, nutritional deficit, pain conditions, and who must learn to live with a serious disease.
Target group: An offer for patients after an emergency stay in hospital who need further rehabilitation in the specialist health service (Subacute). Patients who have had a previous stroke/brain injury with a loss of function where the initiatives in the primary health service were not sufficient (Chronic).
Target group: The target group includes a broad spectrum of diseases, conditions ,and injuries: Parkinson, MS, post-polio, and other neurological and neuromuscular diseases, muscle disease, and late phase rehabilitation after a spinal cord injury Many patients in this group have progressive and complex conditions and need an offer and help to master changes/worsening of their function level.
Target group: Primarily for patients who have had surgery or have serious heart disease with risk factors such as obesity, high blood pressure, smoking, anxiety problems as regards exercise/activity after heart surgery, etc. Relevant immediately after a hospital stay, or later in their treatment depending on the development of the disease.
Target group: Patients with COPD and other respiratory diseases with symptoms that restrict activity and self-realisation, and anxiety problems as regards physical exercise.
Target group: Patients with compound conditions with pain in their musculature/connected tissue. The patients often have challenges connected to participation in working life.
Target group: Complex, long term conditions that, after examinations in a specialist department, have been found to benefit from rehabilitation.
Target group: Patients with Mb. Menieres disease, tinnitus, and vestibular diseases (dizziness and balance disturbances) that cannot benefit from offers from learning and mastering centres. The patients must be examined by the specialist health services and must be able to participate in group training and joint teaching.
N: Children, adolescents, and young adults with emphasis on physical activity, family, and education.
Target group: Children (<18 years) and young adults (18-30 years) with complex habilitation/rehabilitation needs and a need for a multi-disciplinary approach and 24 hour based stay. Both diagnosis independent and diagnosis specific stays are relevant within this group. Severely reduced function ability due to a serious illness/condition, major trauma, congenital and acquired. The patients must be examined by a local health trust (e.g. HABU, habilitation service for children and young persons).


Award value: 2376160000