First Aid Unit Chipping Norton

NHS Thames Valley ICB ("the Commissioner") is commissioning a First Aid Unit in Chipping Norton The service will provide medical or non-medical practitioner led assessment, triage, and treatment to patients at premises in Chipping Norton who require immediate treatment of minor illness and injuries. Thames Valley ICB has followed PSR Direct Award C for the contract to which this notice relates.

The total expected value of the contract for the initial 12-month contract term is £132,232 The optional 12-month extension expected value of the contract is £132,232. Therefore, the full expected lifetime contract value is £264,464 The contract period will commence on 01 April 2027.

This procurement has been carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the Commissioners. Additional information: Evidence that South Central Ambulance Service have satisfied the existing contract to a sufficient standard according to the detail outlined in the contract: they provided all of the required documentation, information and policies for the existing contract.

They have followed the contractual service specification, not deviated from Thames Valley ICB Safeguarding requirements, charged the correct local prices as per the contract, issued invoices correctly in accordance with the Thames Valley ICB process, complied with Quality reporting requirements, and followed Schedule 6A reporting requirements. They have complied with/not fallen foul of the applicable NHS Standard Contract (Shorter Form) Service Conditions, including Service Conditions in relation to the following: service standards, co-operation, information requirements, safeguarding, payment terms and quality requirements.

They have also complied with/not fallen foul of the applicable shorter Form General Conditions, including those relating to liability & indemnity, assignment & sub-contracting, and Information Governance. The proposed contracting arrangements are substantially consistent with the existing arrangements, which the provider has delivered to a satisfactory standard. Accordingly, the Commissioner is satisfied that the provider is likely to continue delivering the services to the required standard under the proposed contract.