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Awarded· 10 Feb 2025

Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service

The North Yorkshire Council · North Yorkshire, Yorkshire and The Humber

The North Yorkshire Council has awarded Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service. It is a contract for other health and social care in North Yorkshire.

Source: Find a Tender, published 20 Mar 2025. Details are refreshed every 30 minutes.

Key dates

  1. 2025

    Contract awarded

    North of England Commissioning Support Unit

  2. 2025

    Award notice published

    Award Notice · 16:46

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  3. 2025

    Tender notice updated

    Tender Notice · 12:19

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About this tender

In brief

The North Yorkshire Council has awarded Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service. It is a contract for other health and social care in North Yorkshire. The contract went to North of England Commissioning Support Unit. It was awarded on 10 February 2025. The contract value is £150,000.

It is run as an award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition. Find a Tender published it on 20 March 2025. The notice number is 010376-2025. The OCDS ID is ocds-h6vhtk-04e389.

Summary of the contracting process

The North Yorkshire Council has awarded a contract for the provision of a Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service (PHMOAS) to the North of England Commissioning Support Unit. This contract, under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR), aims to ensure the safe and effective use of medicines across the council's services.

The contract, which starts on 1st March 2025, spans three years with an option to extend for an additional two years, making the maximum term five years. The total contract value is £150,000, with £30,000 allocated annually. This procurement falls under the Direct Award Process C and is outside the scope of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

The primary focus on quality, innovation, and service sustainability highlights the need for providers who can offer high standards of medicines advice and guidance. The North Yorkshire Council, located in Northallerton, invites written representations by 28th February 2025, providing a pathway for businesses to engage actively in the procurement process and potentially secure future contracts of a similar nature.

The notice in full

North Yorkshire Council (NYC) intend to award a contract for their Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service under Direct Award Process C of the Provider Selection Regime. The contract will be for 3 years with the option to extend for an additional 2 years (maximum 5 years). The contract start date is 1st March 2025.

Lots (1)

  1. 01

    Lot 1Cancelled

    North Yorkshire Council intend to award a contract following Direct Award Process C for the provision of a Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service (PHMOAS). PHMOAS will provide up to date medicines advice and guidance to the Council, to ensure the safe and effective use of medicines across our services, and to support delivery of our statutory responsibilities.

    The contract will be for 3 years with the option to extend for an additional 2 years (maximum 5 years). The contract start date is 1st March 2025. The lifetime value of the contract will be PS150,000 (PS30,000 per annum).

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Key facts

Every field the notice carries. Anything it leaves blank is listed under its table.

Contract

Service
Other health and social care
Procurement type
Standard
Category
Services
Contract period
Not specified - Not specified
Lots
1
Awarded to
North of England Commissioning Support Unit
Number of suppliers
1

Procedure

Notice type
Tender Notice
Procurement method
Limited
Procedure
Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition
Current stage
Award
Stages so far
Tender, Award
Published on
Find a Tender Service
Awardee scale
Large
Buyer's portal
EU-Supply

Values

Contracts value
£150,000

Not stated in the notice: tender value, lots value, awards value.

Status

Tender
Complete
Lots
Cancelled
Awards
Active
Contracts
Active

References

Find a Tender notice
010376-2025
Open Contracting ID
ocds-h6vhtk-04e389
CPV code
85149000 - Pharmacy services
CPV division
85 - Health and social work services
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Location

The North Yorkshire Council is based in North Yorkshire. The area the service covers can be wider, so check the notice and the lots.
Local authority
North Yorkshire
Town
Darlington
Postcode
DL7 8AD
Electoral ward
Romanby
Constituency
Richmond and Northallerton
Delivery area
North Yorkshire
Region
Yorkshire and The Humber
Sub-region
North Yorkshire
Area
North Yorkshire
Country
England
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Buyer and supplier

Contracting authority

Organisation
The North Yorkshire Council
Category
Services
Contact
Louisa Cordon
Address
Northallerton, DL7 8AD · Yorkshire and The Humber · England

Not stated in the notice: phone.

Awarded supplier

Supplier
North of England Commissioning Support Unit
Awardee scale
Large
Number of suppliers
1
Awards value
Not stated
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Documents and links

Official sources for this notice. The tender pack itself sits on the buyer's portal.
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Questions about Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service

Who won the Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service contract?

The North Yorkshire Council awarded the contract to North of England Commissioning Support Unit on 10 February 2025.

How much is the Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service contract worth?

The contract value is £150,000.

Who is the buyer for Public Health Medicines Optimisation Advisory Service?

The North Yorkshire Council, based in North Yorkshire, Yorkshire and The Humber. The named contact is Louisa Cordon.

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