Storage and warehousing services

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This is a Market Engagement Exercise East Midlands Ambulance Service (NHS) Trust provide emergency 999, urgent care and patient transport services for the 4 800 000 people within the East Midlands region of the UK — Covering Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland and Lincolnshire. On average we receive a new 999 call every 34 seconds — around 2 500 a day. Our vision is 'to deliver outstanding sustainable emergency and urgent care services across the communities of the East Midlands' Supporting the delivery of these frontline services is a full Supply and Logistics Service from a dedicated delivery center to 71 Ambulance Stations (Stations) and delivery points across the East Midlands. To support continuous service improvement and to deliver improved value for money the Authority is undertaking a market engagement exercise to request critical feedback from Potential Providers in relation to the future provision of the Supply and Logistics Service This is a Market Engagement Exercise East Midlands Ambulance Service (NHS) Trust (The Authority) provide emergency 999, urgent care and patient transport services for the 4 800 000 people within the East Midlands region of the UK — covering Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland and Lincolnshire. On average we receive a new 999 call every 34 seconds — around 2 500 a day. Our vision is 'to deliver outstanding sustainable emergency and urgent care services across the communities of the East Midlands' Supporting the delivery of these frontline services is a full Supply and Logistics Service from a dedicated delivery center to 71 Ambulance Stations (Stations) and delivery points across the East Midlands. The Service will include: Ordering and Logistics Service covering the ordering of consumable items, storage and onward distribution of equipment. Medicines Management The Authority in partnership with the local Community Health Trust procures a range of pharmaceutical items ranging from General Sale items through to controlled drugs. Licensing for the purchase of pharmaceutical items is managed by the local Community Trust. Pharmacy items are purchased via 7 approved suppliers are typically being selected via regional / national pharmacy contracts. This is a Market Engagement Exercise and the Authority seeks feedback from Potential Providers in relation to the Draft Service Specification to help inform the final service specification of requirements.