Healthcare Contracts and Tenders

Search public procurement portals for live healthcare notices, or move earlier and read a buyer's own health and wellbeing strategy or board papers before a tender opens. Stotles tracks healthcare notices from pre-tender market engagement through to award, across NHS trusts, ICBs, councils and private providers, so you can see what's open now, watch which buyers are active, and build a bid before the competition is public knowledge.

This page covers clinical and care services bought by the public sector: outsourced diagnostics and elective treatment, community and public health services, private healthcare cover for staff, adult social care and homecare, and digital health platforms and patient record systems. It sits across NHS trusts and integrated care boards, local councils and other public bodies, rather than any one buyer type.

No. Occupational health is about keeping an employer's own staff fit for work: health surveillance, fitness assessments and pre-employment medicals, and it has its own page. This page tracks healthcare bought for patients and the public: clinical services, social care and public health, not internal workplace medical schemes.

Healthcare notices in this set most often carry CPV code 85100000 (Health services), used on 1,955 notices, and 85000000 (Health and social work services), used on 2,409, alongside 85300000 (Social work and related services) on 402 notices for the social care side. None of these codes are applied as a filter on this page, because plenty of on-intent notices carry no CPV code at all or a neighbouring one, so filtering on codes would hide genuine healthcare tenders rather than surface them.

Healthcare is bought by NHS trusts and integrated care boards commissioning clinical services, local councils running public health and adult social care, and other public bodies arranging private healthcare cover for their own staff. Buyers range from a single acute trust running one diagnostics contract to national frameworks covering hundreds of providers.