Expired contract

Supply, Storage, and Management of Intravenous Fluids

Details

Value
£13,020,000
Duration
2 years
Topic
Intravenous fluids
Published
29 November 2023

Tender description

The Department of Health and Social Care has concluded a procurement exercise for and on behalf of the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care acting as part of the Crown ('Authority'). The Authority sought to procure eleven licensed products which were divided into Lots, for the supply, storage, and management of Intravenous fluids stockpile.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date1 October 2023
  2. Completed: Award published29 November 2023
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date30 September 2025

About the buyer

The Department of Health and Social Care sets health and social care policy for England, and buys as a central healthcare organisation through contracts tiered by value. Much of this procurement flows through framework agreements and the Crown Commercial Service.

Over the past 5 years, most of the Department of Health and Social Care's contract awards have been in business services, IT services and health and social work.

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