Primary Care Enhanced Services

The procurement process for "Primary Care Enhanced Services" is being conducted by the NHS Lincolnshire Integrated Care Board. This notice pertains to an intention to award under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations, bypassing the standard Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and Procurement Act 2023. The services include phlebotomy, pessaries, warfarin management, specialised drug monitoring, safeguarding, spirometry, and several other healthcare services primarily focused on the Lincolnshire region (UKF3).

This process currently sits at the award stage, with representations to be made by 22nd September 2025 during the standstill period, and the contract's duration is from 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026. The procurement employs a limited method without prior publication of a call for competition, directed towards existing service providers meeting the required quality and innovation standards. This tender presents a significant opportunity for businesses within the healthcare services industry to collaborate with public sector organisations like the NHS.

Companies that can offer enhanced primary care services and align with the objectives of improving access and reducing health inequalities are well-suited for this contract. With a total contract value of £87,955, this engagement can offer considerable business growth for SMEs specifically in the healthcare domain, such as the Old Leake Medical Centre, which has been identified as a potential supplier. Such contracts help establish lasting relationships with public health bodies, pave the way for future opportunities, and contribute to service integration and sustainability within local communities.