Expired contract

Breast Screening After Radiotherapy Dataset

Details

Value
£51,060
Duration
2 years
Topic
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Published
11 October 2023

Tender description

The BARD Service supports the National Breast Screening Programme by identifying referring and monitoring the effectiveness for high-risk cohorts of patients who have been cured of cancer at a young age with heightened risk of developing a second primary breast cancer.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date1 April 2023
  2. Completed: Award published11 October 2023
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  3. Completed: Contract expiry date31 March 2025

About the buyer

NHS England runs the NHS in England, and buys as a central healthcare organisation with its own team of procurement professionals. Much of this procurement flows through framework agreements and the Crown Commercial Service. Seven regional teams support the commissioning of healthcare services across the country. The central commercial function that develops procurement strategy for the whole NHS sits here.

Clinical services are commissioned directly or through the Provider Selection Regime.

Over the past 5 years, most of NHS England's contract awards have been in education and training, health and social work, and IT services.

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