Specialised Mental Health Services

HUMBER TEACHING NHS FOUNDATION TRUST · awarded 4 December 2024 · delivered in Yorkshire and the Humber

Award value No value published on this notice
1 Supplier Recorded as a large business
31 Mar 2026 Runs until from 1 Apr 2024

Who

BuyerHUMBER TEACHING NHS FOUNDATION TRUST HULL
Supplier South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Categoryservices
ClassificationAdministrative healthcare services CPV 75122000
Notice published20 December 2024

What it is for

Specialised Mental Health Services - Adult Secure (Low & Medium) Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is commissioned by NHS England as lead provider for Specialised Mental Health Services - Adult Secure (Low & Medium), Adult Eating Disorders and Children and Young People's Mental Health Services across North Yorkshire and Humber, in accordance with national service specifications. Following successful collaborative working under the terms of the Head Contract over the last three years, the Trust is seeking to build upon the success of the Provider Collaborative under the renewed Head Contract for 2024/26 which will be underpinned by achieving Quality, Performance, Financial and Patient Experience standards, reported frequently throughout the year. Providers have been awarded contracts in accordance with Provider Selection Regime - Direct Award Process A, having met the criteria of being the existing provider (or group of providers) is (are) the only provider(s) that can deliver the health care services within the geographical area of commissioning responsibility.

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4 Dec 2024 Specialised Mental Health ServicesYorkshire and the Humber HUMBER TEACHING NHS FOUNDATION TRUST South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS… not published

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