GP Services Purchasing System (PDPS) for APMS contracts: GP services and GP Caretaking services
NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit · Value not published · closes 20 Jan 2024
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23 Jan 2020
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About this contract
NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSEI) is seeking to launch a new online purchasing system (technically known as a 'Pseudo' Dynamic Purchasing System or PDPS) where pre-approved GP providers can apply to join a list of pre-approved providers. Those providers approved to join the system can then be invited by local commissioners to bid to provide APMS services when local needs arise. The PDPS is a 4-year procurement exercise managed through a new e-procurement platform and will see: GP providers appointed to an electronically managed list of approved providers GP providers can apply and be added to this list at any time during the 4-year period, unlike a traditional procurement framework, once approved onto the PDPS, GP providers can be invited via the e-platform to respond to requests for APMS services from local commissioners. These local 'call-offs' will be matched to the bespoke needs of local commissioners. To ensure the PDPS can be managed efficiently while also being sensitive to local commissioner (and provider) needs it will be broken down in to Lots Lot 1 - Substantive APMS Contracts Lot 2 - GP Caretaker Contracts The PDPS will be further broken down into geographical sub-Lots (7 sub-Lots in line with the 7 NHSEI regional areas). GP Providers can apply to be an approved APMS and/or caretaker provider in one or more of the stated Lots and Sub-Lots. Application on to the approved provider list does not commit providers to providing APMS services, nor does it guarantee a provider will be awarded a contract through the PDPS, but it does mean providers will be able to bid when local needs arise. Applications to join the PDPS will be managed in consecutive "Rounds". These Rounds have specific start and end dates by which applications must be submitted. If a provider misses the deadline to submit an application for a particular Round, they can submit their application for evaluation as part of the next Round. Please refer to the online document set available at the EU Supply e-tendering portal (link above) for further details. The Services in the scope of this procurement fall within Schedule 3 to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015("the Regulations") which are not subject to the full regime of the Regulations, but is instead governed by the "Light Touch Regime" (LTR) contained within Chapter 3, Section 7 of the Regulations (Regulations 74 to 77). Neither the employment of any particular terminology nor any other indication shall be taken to mean that The Authority intends to hold itself bound by any of the Regulations save those applicable to Regulation 74. Additional information: The values of the individual contracts and individual contract durations will be confirmed at the call off stages. The dates/values mentioned in the contract information section of this notice do not reflect the actual contract dates/values. Do you need technical support? email: uksupport@eu-supply.com phone: 0800-840-2050 Time table for the DPS Rounds: Round Application period Round 19 07.06.2021- 02.07.2021 Round 20 05.07.2021- 30.07.2021 Round 21 02.08.2021- 27.08.2021 Round 22 30.08.2021- 24.09.2021 Round 23 27.09.2021- 22.10.2021 Round 24 25.10.2021- 19.11.2021 Round 25 22.11.2021- 17.12.2021 Round 26 20.12.2021- 14.01.2022 Round 27 17.01.2022- 11.02.2022 Round 28 14.02.2022- 11.03.2022 Round 29 14.03.2022- 01.04.2022
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