Open Tenderocds-h6vhtk-032969

DAPL Reopening - Healthcare Services - i-1428

OCC is inviting applications for its Dynamic Approved Provider List (DAPL) for Community Healthcare Services re-commencing in April 2022. This process is an opportunity for providers to apply prior to the commencement date to enable provision of call-off contracts to be in place from the outset of the DAPL. These services are split into 3 lots: Lot 1 - Emergency Hormonal Contraception (EHC) Lot 2 – Pharmacist Supervised Consumption of Prescribed Opiate Substitution Therapy (PSC) Lot 3 - Needle Exchange Programme –...

Buyer

Oxfordshire County Council

Value

Not provided

Published

1 Apr 2022

Closes

31 Mar 2026

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

Oxfordshire

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

85100000

Health services

Lots

Lot 1 Emergency Hormonal Contraception (EHC)

Value not provided

The aim of the EHC Service in Oxfordshire is to reduce the risk of unintended and unwanted pregnancy in women, by providing adequate and appropriate access to EHC. The provision of the medication for EHC is under a ‘Patient Group Direction’ (PGD). Service objectives include: • Free access to EHC according to the inclusion criteria of the relevant PGD. • Prov...

Delivery: Oxfordshire

Lot 2 Pharmacist Supervised Consumption of Prescribed Opiate Substitution Therapy (PSC)

Value not provided

This Service will provide supervised consumption of prescribed opiate substitution therapy medications to people living in Oxfordshire, according to the directions of the prescriber. The Service Provider will offer a user-friendly, non-judgmental, person-centred and confidential service at all times. The prescriber, will be either a Drug Misuse Shared Care G...

Delivery: Oxfordshire

Lot 3 Needle Exchange Programme – Sterile Works from Oxfordshire Premises (SWOP)

Value not provided

The principle aim of the SWOP service is to provide a harm reduction intervention which: Reduces transmission of blood borne viruses by substance misusers; Reduces the risk and impact on the local community from drug injecting waste; Reduces the number of drug related deaths; Reduces the burden on the local health and social care system caused by injecting d...

Delivery: Oxfordshire

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