Expired contract

PHE - Corporate - General Practice Morbidity Surveillance Service

Details

Supplier(s)
Royal College of General Practitioners RSC
Duration
6 years
Topic
Administrative healthcare services
Published
2 October 2018

Tender description

Public Health England (PHE) are tendering for a supplier with a dedicated team/unit including medical, scientific and IT expertise to run a general practitioner (GP) morbidity surveillance service.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published2 October 2018
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  2. Completed: Award date2 October 2018
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date29 March 2024

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