Awarded contract

The Follow Me Service for the Wessex ODN

Details

Value
£260,000
Topic
Outpatient care services
Published
1 October 2025

Tender description

B. The Service aims to improve access to testing and treatment for hepatitis C across community services. Lot 1: The Service aims to improve access to testing and treatment for hepatitis C across community services; An award has been made following direct award process A. The lifetime of this contract is 2 years. The services are to be provided from 1 July 2024 until 1 July 2026.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date1 July 2024
  2. Completed: Award published1 October 2025
    Current notice

About the buyer

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust runs Southampton General Hospital, Princess Anne Hospital and Southampton Children's Hospital, and buys as a healthcare organisation. Wessex NHS Procurement Limited runs procurement for the Trust. The company is jointly owned with Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The Trust has run a leasing facilities framework that UK public bodies beyond the Trust can use.

Over the past 5 years, most of University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust's contract awards have been in health and social work, medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, and software and information systems.

AI insights

  • Is there a preferred supplier?
  • What are the buyers pain points?
  • What has the buyer previously procured?
  • What are the key requirements?

This one's been awarded. Find the next before it's published.

Get a free pre-tender lead
Save this contract

Decision makers

Connect with the people behind this procurement.

Contact nameJob titlePhone numberWork email
Head of Procurement+44 •••• ••••••
Commercial Director+44 •••• ••••••
Procurement Manager+44 •••• ••••••
Category Lead+44 •••• ••••••
Senior Buyer+44 •••• ••••••
Contracts Manager+44 •••• ••••••

Finding public sector work shouldn't be hard

Make your next tender search effortless with Stotles. Set up alerts, find decision maker contacts and never miss a good-fit opportunity again.