Health and social work services

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This notice is placed as a prior information notice and relates only to a pre-procurement market engagement event and questionnaire. NHS England and NHS Improvement South (South East) (the Commissioner) invites expressions of interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced prime providers to provide integrated pharmacy and primary healthcare services, and mental health and substance misuse services to Thames Valley prisons, to be confirmed, but likely to include: — HMP Grendon (Category B or C Mens), — HMP Springhill (Category D Mens), — HMP Huntercombe (Category C, Foreign National), — HMP Bullingdon (Remand prison – Mens and also YOI 18 - 21), — HM YOI Aylesbury (Mens aged 17-21). The contract commencement date is 1.4.2021. The total indicative annual contract value for all establishments is approximately 11 400 000 GBP. NHS England and NHS Improvement South (South East) (the Commissioner) invites expressions of interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced prime providers, including third sector and social enterprise organisations, private and NHS organisations, to provide integrated pharmacy and primary healthcare services, and mental health and substance misuse services to Thames Valley prisons. Lot 1 is likely to comprise of the following: — HMP Grendon (Category B or C Mens), — HMP Springhill (Category D Mens), — HMP Huntercombe (Category C, Foreign National). NHS England will commission a prime provider model for the provision of services for each confirmed lot, and will hold a contract with the prime provider, who in turn can directly provide care and/or subcontract care to other specialist providers. The contract commencement date is 1.4.2021. The total indicative annual contract value for the 3 establishments is approximately 3 700 000 GBP. This service will be commissioned as part of the overall offender health pathway within the prisons and as such this model will ensure an integrated, recovery orientated service delivery system both within the prisons and onwards into the community. The service will focus on delivering person-centred care within seamless, integrated structured clinical and psychosocial interventions/services in prison and facilitating arrangements through the gate into the community to ensure effective continuity of care. Close joint working with other healthcare services, as well as other departments within the prison such as education, offender management, and physical education, is imperative to the success of the delivery of this service. The clinical healthcare services in the contract are likely to include (but are not limited to): — primary care nursing including long term conditions nursing, — access to GP provision, — healthcare administration, — multi disciplinary approach to pain clinics, — in patients unit services including end of life/palliative care, — mental health and emotional well-being services including: primary and secondary mental health and learning disability services, — sexual health services, — clinical substance misuse services, — psycho-social interventions service for substance misusers, — integrated substance misuse services, — public health programmes including health promotion (including smoking cessation), — responsibility for pharmacy services, including mechanism for OOH provision and medicine management service delivery, — dentistry, — access to optometry, physiotherapy, podiatry, and musculoskeletal provision, — appropriate administrative support (including data intelligence and reporting resource). In addition, the provider will be responsible for ensuring: — effective and meaningful pathways of care are established with community based specialist health provision, including hospital based services, — the provider may potentially be responsible for social care provision following assessment, subject to co-commissioning arrangements with local authorities. At this time, NHSEI would like to determine the level of provider interest in preparation for a market engagement event, to be held end of January/early February 2020, likely to be in Reading. The aim of the market engagement event is to work with potential prime providers to understand opportunities and barriers to providing these services and to assist commissioners with shaping their procurement strategy. If you are interested in attending this event, please register on the e-procurement portal, In-Tend and submit a completed market engagement questionnaire by COP 14.1.2020, by uploading to the placeholder provided or via the correspondence function. The questionnaire can be found in the documents section within the Thames Valley Prisons project on In-Tend. Please note there is a limit of 2 attendees per organisation. Further details will be confirmed to providers who express an interest. NHS England and NHS Improvement South (South East) (the Commissioner) invites expressions of interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced Prime Providers, including third sector and social enterprise organisations, private and NHS organisations, to provide integrated pharmacy and primary healthcare services, and mental health and substance misuse services to Thames Valley prisons. Lot 2 is likely to comprise of the following: — HMP Bullingdon (Remand prison – Mens and also YOI 18 - 21). NHS England will commission a prime provider model for the provision of services for each confirmed lot, and will hold a contract with the prime provider, who in turn can directly provide care and/or subcontract care to other specialist providers. The contract commencement date is 1.4. 2021. The total indicative annual contract value for the 3 establishments is approximately 6 300 000 GBP. This service will be commissioned as part of the overall Offender Health pathway within the prisons and as such this model will ensure an integrated, recovery orientated service delivery system both within the prisons and onwards into the community. The service will focus on delivering person-centred care within seamless, integrated structured clinical and psychosocial interventions/services in prison and facilitating arrangements through the gate into the community to ensure effective continuity of care. Close joint working with other healthcare services, as well as other departments within the prison such as education, offender management, and physical education, is imperative to the success of the delivery of this service. The clinical healthcare services in the contract are likely to include (but are not limited to): — primary care nursing including long term conditions nursing, — access to GP provision, — healthcare administration, — multi disciplinary approach to pain clinics, — in patients unit services including end of life/palliative care, — mental health and emotional well-being services including: primary and secondary mental health and learning disability services, — sexual health services, — clinical substance misuse services, — psycho-social interventions service for substance misusers, — integrated substance misuse services, — public health programmes including health promotion (including smoking cessation), — responsibility for pharmacy services, including mechanism for OOH provision and medicine management service delivery, — dentistry, — access to optometry, physiotherapy, podiatry, and musculoskeletal provision, — appropriate administrative support (including data intelligence and reporting resource). In addition, the provider will be responsible for ensuring: — effective and meaningful pathways of care are established with community based specialist health provision, including hospital based services, — the provider may potentially be responsible for social care provision following assessment, subject to co-commissioning arrangements with local authorities. At this time, NHSEI would like to determine the level of provider interest in preparation for a market engagement event, to be held end of January/early February 2020, likely to be in Reading. The aim of the market engagement event is to work with potential prime providers to understand opportunities and barriers to providing these services and to assist commissioners with shaping their procurement strategy. If you are interested in attending this event, please register on the e-procurement portal, In-Tend and submit a completed market engagement questionnaire by COP 14.1.2020, by uploading to the placeholder provided or via the correspondence function. The questionnaire can be found in the documents section within the Thames Valley Prisons project on In-Tend. Please note there is a limit of 2 attendees per organisation. Further details will be confirmed to providers who express an interest. NHS England and NHS Improvement South (South East) (the Commissioner) invites expressions of interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced prime providers, including third sector and social enterprise organisations, private and NHS organisations, to provide integrated pharmacy and primary healthcare services, and mental health and substance misuse services to Thames Valley prisons. Lot 3 is likely to comprise of the following: — HM YOI Aylesbury (Mens aged 17-21) (Young Offender Institution). NHS England will commission a prime provider model for the provision of services for each confirmed lot, and will hold a contract with the prime provider, who in turn can directly provide care and/or subcontract care to other specialist providers. The contract commencement date is 1.4.2021. The total indicative annual contract value for the 3 establishments is approximately 1 400 000 GBP. This service will be commissioned as part of the overall Offender Health pathway within the prisons and as such this model will ensure an integrated, recovery orientated service delivery system both within the prisons and onwards into the community. The service will focus on delivering person-centred care within seamless, integrated structured clinical and psychosocial interventions/services in prison and facilitating arrangements through the gate into the community to ensure effective continuity of care. Close joint working with other healthcare services, as well as other departments within the prison such as education, offender management, and physical education, is imperative to the success of the delivery of this service. The clinical healthcare services in the contract are likely to include (but are not limited to): — primary care nursing including long term conditions nursing, — access to GP provision, — healthcare administration, — multi disciplinary approach to pain clinics, — in patients unit services including end of life/palliative care, — mental health and emotional wellbeing services including: primary and secondary mental health and learning disability services, — sexual health services, — clinical substance misuse services, — psycho-social interventions service for substance misusers, — integrated substance misuse services, — public health programmes including health promotion (including smoking cessation), — responsibility for pharmacy services, including mechanism for OOH provision and medicine management service delivery, — dentistry, — access to optometry, physiotherapy, podiatry, and musculoskeletal provision, — appropriate administrative support (including data intelligence and reporting resource). In addition, the provider will be responsible for ensuring: — effective and meaningful pathways of care are established with community based specialist health provision, including hospital based services, — the provider may potentially be responsible for social care provision following assessment, subject to co-commissioning arrangements with local authorities. At this time, NHSEI would like to determine the level of provider interest in preparation for a market engagement event, to be held end of January/early February 2020, likely to be in Reading. The aim of the market engagement event is to work with potential prime providers to understand opportunities and barriers to providing these services and to assist commissioners with shaping their procurement strategy. If you are interested in attending this event, please register on the e-procurement portal, In-Tend and submit a completed market engagement questionnaire by COP 14.1.2020, by uploading to the placeholder provided or via the correspondence function. The questionnaire can be found in the documents section within the Thames Valley Prisons project on In-Tend. Please note there is a limit of 2 attendees per organisation. Further details will be confirmed to providers who express an interest.