Research with Patients, Carers and GP Practice Staff: Online and Video Consultations in Primary Care

Tender description

Research with Patients, Carers and GP Practice Staff: Online and Video Consultations in Primary Care. This Invitation to Quote (ITQ) has been prepared by NHS England and NHS Improvement (the 'Authority'). The Authority is looking for a Supplier for the provision of research with patients, carers and GP Practice Staff to support NHSE/I's understanding of the real world use of online and video consultation systems in primary care. This is expected to be a 8-12 month programme of work, with a report delivered in 2022 ( by April 2022). This procurement exercise is being carried out as an Invitation to Quote. The Authority has taken reasonable care to ensure that the information provided is accurate in all material respects. However, the Bidders attention is drawn to the fact that no representation, warranty or undertaking is given by The Authority in respect of the information provided in respect of this transaction and/or any related transaction. The Authority does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information provided and shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly as a result of reliance on this ITT or any subsequent communication. No warranties or opinions as to the accuracy of any information provided in this ITQ Pack shall be given at any stage by The Authority. Any person considering making a decision to enter into contractual relationships with The Authority or any other person on the basis of the information provided should make their own investigations and form their own opinion of The Authority. The attention of Bidders is drawn to the fact that, by issuing this ITQ, The Authority is in no way committed to awarding any contract and that all costs incurred by Bidder in relation to any stage of the Tender process are for the account of the relevant Bidder only. In accordance with The Authority's internal financial instructions and general principles applicable to public procurement, The Authority seeks best value for money in terms of the Contract reached with the successful Bidder. The Authority has endeavored, therefore, to express as clearly as possible in this ITQ the terms on which it would propose to contract with the successful Bidder and in particular the obligations, risks and liabilities which it expects to become the responsibility of the successful Bidder.