Provision of General Medical Services (GMS) or Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) Contract at Neyland & Johnston Surgery
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The procurement process initiated by Hywel Dda University Health Board (HDUHB) involved the tender for the Provision of General Medical Services (GMS) or Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) Contract at Neyland & Johnston Surgery, focusing on health and social work services. The buying organisation, HDUHB, aims to enhance healthcare services across its jurisdiction in the rural areas of Neyland and Johnston in Pembrokeshire. The procurement used an open procedure and covered by the GPA, with initial bidding due by 16th September 2024, and the contractual aim was to transition the practice to independent contractor status by 1st December 2024.
The tender process, initially active, culminated in an unsuccessful status as of 5th September 2025. This tender provided significant opportunities for forward-thinking and innovative partnerships within the healthcare sector, particularly for businesses familiar with managing community-based healthcare services in rural settings. Ideal candidates would have been those capable of navigating the operational complexities of delivering general medical services through two sites, servicing about 5900 patients.
Companies with expertise in healthcare provision and previous experience in collaborative service delivery with public health boards would have been well-suited to bid, potentially increasing their operational footprint and credibility in the health services industry.
Hywel Dda University Health Board (HDUHB) is one of seven health boards in Wales and is responsible for improving the health and wellbeing of around 385k people living in HDUHB and for enabling the provision of high quality, effective healthcare services. With the very rural nature of HDUHB, many services are provided locally, through General Practitioners (GP's) and other primary care services, community hospitals and community services. HDUHB is seeking bids from forward-thinking and innovative partnerships wishing to provide general medical services in the Neyland & Johnston area for the General Medical Services (GMS) or Alternative Provider of Medical Services (APMS) Contract for Neyland and Johnston Surgery The EMIS Web practice is currently managed by Hywel Dda University Health Board and provides services to approximately 5900 patients from two sites, with medical centers located in the small marina town of Neyland and the busy village of Johnston in Pembrokeshire.
One of five practices in the South Pembrokeshire Cluster, the community is served locally by Withybush General Hospital, Haverfordwest (5 miles) and Glangwilli General Hospital, Carmarthen (35.4 miles). The aim is to return the practice to independent contractor status from 1st December 2024.
Hywel Dda University Health Board (HDUHB) is one of seven health boards in Wales and is responsible for improving the health and wellbeing of around 385k people living in HDUHB and for enabling the provision of high quality, effective healthcare services. With the very rural nature of HDUHB, many services are provided locally, through General Practitioners (GP's) and other primary care services, community hospitals and community services. HDUHB is seeking bids from forward-thinking and innovative partnerships wishing to provide general medical services in the Neyland & Johnston area for the General Medical Services (GMS) or Alternative Provider of Medical Services (APMS) Contract for Neyland and Johnston Surgery The EMIS Web practice is currently managed by Hywel Dda University Health Board and provides services to approximately 5900 patients from two sites, with medical centers located in the small marina town of Neyland and the busy village of Johnston in Pembrokeshire. One of five practices in the South Pembrokeshire Cluster, the community is served locally by Withybush General Hospital, Haverfordwest (5 miles) and Glangwilli General Hospital, Carmarthen (35.4 miles). The aim is to return the practice to independent contractor status from 1st December 2024.
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