Oculoplastics, Adnexal and Orbital Service
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The procurement process for the Oculoplastics, Adnexal and Orbital Service has reached the award stage, confirming contract awards under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The contracting authority is NHS Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland ICB, operating from Leicester, United Kingdom. This service falls under the health services category and specifically targets eyelid, lacrimal, and orbital disorders in Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland.
The process utilised a limited procurement method without prior publication of a call for competition. The contracts were signed on various dates, the latest being on 30th July 2025. The provided service will continue until 31st March 2026.
This tender presents notable growth opportunities for businesses within the healthcare sector, particularly those specialising in ophthalmology and eye care services. Large-scale suppliers, such as Community Health and Eyecare Ltd and New Medical Systems Limited, are ideal candidates, given the scope of service requirement, which includes consultant-led diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care within an established network model. The focus on timely diagnoses, proactive treatment, and psychological support enhances the service potential, allowing businesses to strengthen their foothold in specialised health services whilst contributing to improved patient outcomes in the community.
The service provides for the initial diagnosis, follow-up & ongoing assessment for service users with eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disorders in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR). The service must be Consultant led and is provided by Consultant Ophthalmologists specialised in lid, lacrimal and orbital disease, supported by specialist nurses and specialty fellows in ophthalmology (with higher training in lid, lacrimal and orbital disease)
The service will deliver the aims to optimise vision and prevent avoidable morbidity by: * making timely and accurate diagnoses * timely investigation and management * providing high quality proactive treatment and care * providing appropriate counselling and psychological support to service users * support service users with poor vision and/ or a visible difference * support service users with long term conditions * ensuring effective communication between service users and service providers Specialised services will be provided in a network model that will build on existing strengths and established networks and shared care practices. This notice is confirmation of award under the Direct Award B PSR process. This is an existing service for a new provider. This is an activity-based service and payments will be made dependent on activity. The service will be provided until the 31st of March 2026.
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