Norfolk and Suffolk Integrated Urgent Care Service
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The procurement process currently in the planning stage involves a tender titled "Norfolk and Suffolk Integrated Urgent Care Service," managed by the NHS Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board. The initiative focuses on integrating urgent care services across the regions of Suffolk and Norfolk, aiming to improve service delivery and collaboration among providers. The procurement falls under the health services category, with a CPV classification of 85100000, and serves several UK regions, including UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, and UKH17.
Interested parties are invited to submit an expression of interest to help refine the Strategic Plan, with completed submissions due by midnight on Friday, 14 November 2025, and the future notice date set for 1 June 2026. This tender presents significant opportunities for businesses specialising in health services and those experienced in collaborative healthcare initiatives. Companies capable of contributing innovative solutions to integrated care provision and those interested in shaping a robust health service framework in Suffolk and Norfolk would be well-suited to participate.
The initiative opens doors for businesses to influence the strategic direction of urgent care services and potentially secure long-term partnerships within the UK health sector, fostering growth and development in these areas.
Urgent care is changing at a pace we have never seen before. People rightly expect care that is timely, convenient, and centred around their needs. At the same time, our workforce faces growing pressures, and our system must adapt to deliver safe, sustainable, and high-quality services for the future.
This is why the development of an Integrated Urgent Care Strategic Plan is so important. By strengthening collaboration amongst urgent care providers, we want to further enhance integrated services to ensure more people receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time. This approach not only improves people's experience but supports the overall health and care system to make the most of its collective resource and support staff wellbeing.
For Suffolk and Norfolk, we have commenced coproduction of a Strategic Plan which sets out a bold vision for the future-one that is collaborative, innovative, and focused on the needs of the communities we serve. It builds upon our sustained commitment to partnership working and highlights how integration can transform the way we deliver urgent care. We are pleased to present the work we have co-produced thus far, which reflects the collective effort, insight, and commitment of all contributors involved.
At this stage, we are seeking valuable feedback from providers across the integrated urgent care market to help refine and strengthen our outcomes. This feedback is instrumental in ensuring that the final product is both robust and responsive to the needs and priorities we aim to address.
At this stage, we are seeking valuable feedback from providers across the integrated urgent care market to help refine and strengthen our outcomes in the Strategic Plan. This feedback is instrumental in ensuring that the final product is both robust and responsive to the needs and priorities we aim to address. Please submit an expression of interest to Procurement@SNEE.nhs.uk and we will provide you with a copy of the Strategic Plan and a short response template to complete. For the avoidance of doubt these documents are NOT available on the SNEE website Deadline for completed submissions is midnight on Friday 14th November 2025
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