Dermatological support service - Mohs patient pathway

The Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has completed a public procurement process for the provision of a Dermatological Support Service specifically managing and delivering the Mohs patient pathway. This contract, classified under the hospital services industry, is located in East Grinstead, within the UKJ2 region. The procurement reached the award stage on 30th September 2025, with Sussex Community Dermatology Service Ltd selected as the supplier, valued at £640,000.

The procurement method followed was limited, being an award procedure without prior publication, due to it falling outside the scope of the typical directive requirements. The process was governed by the Provider Selection Regime (PSR), with the initial planning phase indicating the contract's intention to award was announced on 16th September 2025. This procurement presents ample opportunities for businesses, especially those within the hospital services and dermatology sectors, to expand through competitive offerings.

It is ideal for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) that have the capacity to deliver specialised dermatological services. The awarded contract emphasises quality, innovation, value, integration, and social value, suggesting that businesses adept at providing continuous, sustainable, and socially valuable healthcare services stand to benefit. With an established pathway for patient access and a focus on reducing health inequalities, engaging in such tenders could enhance a business's reputation and outreach within public healthcare service provision.