Closed tender

NELFT & ELFT - RFI for Positive Behaviour Support Services

Details

Published
12 October 2023
Submission
2 November 2023

Tender description

An early engagement piece to speak to the market to identify suppliers who can provide Positive Behaviour Support to children and adolescents reaching crisis within the community by working closely with Key Workers across North East London.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published12 October 2023
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date2 November 2023

About the buyer

North East London NHS Foundation Trust delivers community and mental health services across North East London and south west Essex, buying as an NHS trust with its own procurement team. That team handles sourcing, market research, supplier evaluation and contract negotiation. Much of this procurement flows through frameworks from the Crown Commercial Service and the London Procurement Partnership. Six directorates commission services across the localities the trust covers.

Over the past 5 years, most of North East London NHS Foundation Trust's contract awards have been in construction work, business services and medical equipment and pharmaceuticals.

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