Cardiovascular Disease Market Engagement
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The Department of Health & Social Care, located in London, is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "Cardiovascular Disease Market Engagement." This initiative is part of the government's ambition to reduce premature deaths due to heart disease and strokes by 25% within a decade. The market engagement aims to explore potential collaborations with industry, voluntary, community, and social enterprises to address the challenges associated with cardiovascular disease.
A questionnaire has been issued to gather input on opportunities for collaboration, and respondents are required to complete it by 12th February 2026. A follow-up virtual event is scheduled later in February to further discuss partnership opportunities. This early-stage engagement does not involve a monetary commitment and aims to gather broad and strategic insights from interested parties.
This tender presents opportunities for growth for businesses involved in medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, health services, and related technology. Organisations, especially those focused on innovative cardiovascular solutions, patient engagement tools, or community health services, are well-suited to participate. The engagement encourages input from SMEs, voluntary, community, and social enterprises, creating a platform for diverse business collaborations.
By participating, businesses can align themselves with a significant public health initiative, potentially influencing future procurement activities and contributing to impactful health outcomes in the UK.
This Government has set an ambition to reduce premature deaths from heart disease and strokes by 25% within a decade. To deliver on the ambition, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and NHS England are working together to understand the scale of the challenge and the opportunities for progress across the prevention, treatment and management of cardiovascular disease (CVD). To accelerate progress on the mission and tackle unwarranted variation across the country, we will publish a new cardiovascular disease Modern Service Framework (CVD MSF).
The framework will be published in 2026 and will support consistent, high quality and equitable care whilst fostering innovation across the CVD pathway. DHSC is interested in exploring how industry, voluntary, community and social enterprises and government can better work together to achieve its strategic ambition to reduce heart disease and strokes by 25% within a decade. The purpose of this market engagement is to invite any party connected or interested in our ambition to tackle CVD to complete a questionnaire asking them what they feel are potential areas of opportunity for collaboration.
This questionnaire is likely to form part of a wider programme of market engagement activities related to CVD. This initial engagement is designed to be broad and strategic. DHSC anticipates carrying out further engagements, including more targeted potential partnerships once the MSF has been published with specific challenge areas.
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