Contract award · 8 Aug 2025

Integrated Reproductive and Sexual Health

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust awarded “Integrated Reproductive and Sexual Health” to Birmingham and Solihull Women's Aid for £136k.

No competitionHealth & social careWest Midlands

Awarded without open competition

Awarded without open competition. The buyer went directly to one or a few suppliers instead of advertising the contract. Procurement rules allow this only in specific cases, such as extreme urgency, when only one supplier can do the work, or for call-offs from an existing framework.

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Key facts

Buyer
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust · Body governed by public law
Value
£136,445
Procedure
Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition
Sector
Health & social care · Family-planning services (CPV 85312330)
Timeline
  1. Contract date8 Aug 2025
  2. Published14 Aug 2025Published 6 days after the contract date

Description

University Hospitals Birmingham NHSFT (UHB) are commissioned by Birmingham City Council (BCC) & Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, to provide an Integrated Reproductive and Sexual Health Contract up until 31st March 2024. In 2023 BCC re-tendered the service and UHB were re-awarded the contract on 23rd January 2024 for the period 1.04.2024 to 31.3.2028 plus two optional years up to 31.3.2030.<br/>As part of the tendered service there is an expectation from BCC that the Lead Provider (UHB) will sub-contract clinical and non-clinical services across primary care, community and specialist organisations to target those most at risk significantly impacts outcomes across Birmingham and Solihull. <br/>Within the bid UHB cited all relevant GPs, Pharmacy’s plus four key Partnering organisations: <br/>• Birmingham Youth Service<br/>• Birmingham and Solihull Women’s Aid<br/>• Birmingham Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual and Trans <br/>• Birmingham Rape, & Sexual Violence Project <br/>UHB are seeking to…

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