National Collaborative Framework for Adults in MH & LD CH & CH with Nursing for the NHS and LA's in Wales Call Off CCAPS 5677

The recent contract awarded by the NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services, hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust, marks a significant development in public procurement under the Provider Selection Regime Wales. This specific contract notice, dated 5th August 2025, pertains to the "National Collaborative Framework for Adults in Mental Health & Learning Disabilities Care Homes & Care Homes with Nursing" for the National Health Service and Local Authorities in Wales, identified under Call Off CCAPS 5677. The procurement process is classified under health and social work services (CPV: 85000000), indicative of services aimed at mental health and learning disabilities.

It was conducted through a framework agreement with a competitive call-off mechanism, adhering to the Health Services (Provider Selection Regime) (Wales) Regulations 2025, separate from the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. This award notice confirms the contract status as active, with SHAW HEALTHCARE (GROUP) LTD and Shaw healthcare serving as suppliers, based in Cardiff (region UKL), over a contract period of 360 days. This procurement opens doors for businesses specializing in healthcare and social services, particularly providers capable of delivering mental health and learning disability care support.

Companies possessing expertise in managing care homes with nursing facilities are primely positioned to leverage this opportunity. The framework encourages competitive pricing and high-quality standards, making it a fertile ground for organisations focused on innovation and quality improvement within healthcare. By participating in such frameworks, businesses can expect to grow their portfolio of governmental contracts, gain more visibility in the market, and, consequently, scale their operations sustainably.

The procurement process, aligned with quality assurance criteria and a focus on reducing health inequalities, is a testament to the sector's commitment to enhancing service sustainability and social responsibility.