Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products

Tender description

Wiltshire Council is seeking to create a framework of Public Health Service providers to provide Commissioned Public Health Services in Wiltshire. The framework will be created by establishing a Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to procure these services which fall within the light-touch regime (LTR — PCR 2015 Regulations 74-77). The Pseudo DPS will in many respects look and feel like a DPS set up under PCR 2015 Regulation 34, but the flexibility of the LTR will apply. None of the formal procedural rules have any direct application including the requirements of Regulation 34. Wiltshire Council makes this distinction to avoid implying that it will follow, or be bound by, the full procurement regime under PCR 2015 for this procurement. Wiltshire Council is seeking to create a framework of General Practices to provide Commissioned Public Health Services in Wiltshire. The framework will be created by establishing a Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to procure these services which fall within the light-touch regime (LTR — PCR 2015 Regulations 74-77). The Pseudo DPS will in many respects look and feel like a DPS set up under PCR 2015 Regulation 34, but the flexibility of the LTR will apply. None of the formal procedural rules have any direct application including the requirements of Regulation 34. Wiltshire Council makes this distinction to avoid implying that it will follow, or be bound by, the full procurement regime under PCR 2015 for this procurement. The Council wish to use the framework to purchase Commissioned Public Health Services and on successful application providers will be awarded a contract to deliver such services. Wiltshire Council is seeking to create a framework of Pharmacists to provide Commissioned Public Health Services in Wiltshire. The Framework will be created by establishing a Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to procure these services which fall within the light-touch regime (LTR — PCR 2015 Regulations 74-77). The Pseudo DPS will in many respects look and feel like a DPS set up under PCR 2015 Regulation 34, but the flexibility of the LTR will apply. None of the formal procedural rules have any direct application including the requirements of Regulation 34. Wiltshire Council makes this distinction to avoid implying that it will follow, or be bound by, the full procurement regime under PCR 2015 for this procurement. The Council wish to use the framework to purchase Commissioned Public Health Services and on successful application providers will be awarded a contract to deliver such services.