BNSSG_UHBW_CYP_Eating_Disorder_Monitoring_2024-2025_A - Urgent Award

Concepts

• bristol
• outpatient care
• eating disorders
• physical health monitoring
• outpatient physical health monitoring
• disorder service
• disorders
• an eating disorder
• monitoring
• urgent

Location

Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Bristol/Bath Area:

Geochart for 1 buyers and 1 suppliers

NHS Bristol North Somerset & South Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board

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Description

To provide outpatient physical health monitoring in accordance with NICE guidelines for children and young people with eating disorders who have been discharged to the community. This is an essential service which forms part of the recovery pathway for children and young people with eating disorders. The provision by UHBW is on an interim 12-month basis following the withdrawal of delivery by Primary Care providers in BNSSG on 26 January 2025. The service delivered by UHBW will replicate the service previously offered by Primary Care. This urgent award was made in order to ensure continued provision to allow this vulnerable patient group to be supported in treatment and recovery. There is a requirement to award a new short term contract of 12 months whilst the procurement exercise is put in place to award a new contract.

Total Quantity or Scope

The provider will deliver physical health monitoring for children and young people with eating disorders on an interim basis for 12-months. This includes nurse-led clinic provision for physical health monitoring of CYP, and medical assessment and advice for the physical elements holistic of eating disorders care. Children and young people from 0-17 years and 11 months who have been referred by CAMHS clinician/psychiatrist for physical health monitoring relating to an eating disorder. At 18 years the young person will transition to the adult eating disorder service. Child/young person must be registered with a GP in BNSSG. Physical health monitoring for CYP with eating disorders will be carried out during a nurse-led outpatient clinic. … Delaying the award to conduct a full application of the PSR would be likely to pose a risk to patient or public safety.

Award Detail

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 85112200 - Outpatient care services

Legal Justification

These contracts have been awarded under the urgent circumstances provision (regulation 14) of the Provider Selection Regime (Healthcare Services Regulations 2023). The awards have been made under urgent circumstances due to the requirement for an urgent and short timescale repatriation CYP eating disorders to the UHBW CDC. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to these awards. This is an interim award for a period of 12 months. Delaying the award to conduct a full application of the PSR would be likely to pose a risk to patient or public safety. This urgent award was made in order to ensure continued provision to allow this vulnerable patient group to be supported in treatment and recovery. There is a requirement to award a new short term contract of 12 months whilst the procurement exercise is put in place to award a new contract.

Other Information

** PREVIEW NOTICE, please check Find a Tender for full details. ** Award Decision made by - Niall Mitchell, Deputy head of Acute Contracts (Acute and Mental Health) No conflicts of interest were identified or declared during the process These contracts have been awarded under the urgent circumstances provision (regulation 14) of the Provider Selection Regime (Healthcare Services Regulations 2023). The awards have been made under urgent circumstances due to the requirement for an urgent and short timescale repatriation CYP eating disorders to the UHBW CDC. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to these awards. This is an interim award for a period of 12 months. Delaying the award to conduct a full application of the PSR would be likely to pose a risk to patient or public safety.