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Meet the Market Event

Sexual Health Services

Kent County Council

18/09/2013

Agenda• Introductions• Meradin Peachey – Director of Public Health• Overview of Service Outcomes• Procurement Process• Use of the Kent Business Portal• Evaluation Methodology• Consortia Bidding • Questions • Provider Networking

Introduction from Meradin Peachey

Director of Public Health – Kent County Council

Overview of Service Outcomes

Wendy Jeffreys – Head of Sexual Health Commissioning

KCC are looking for providers with..

• Expertise to provide service(s) which will improve the sexual health of the population in Kent;

• Flexibility to deliver services based on need;

• Intelligence systems to give commissioners clear activity level information and robust data.

Overview of Service Outcomes

• Earlier diagnosis of HIV with a reduction in the late diagnosis of HIV;

• Improved awareness and diagnosis of STI’s with an increase in chlamydia screening and positivity rates;

• Reduction in unwanted pregnancies with increase in the accessibility of EHC, condoms etc;

• Reduction in health inequalities with improved access to and information of services.

Overview of service standards

• Performance measured through patient satisfaction;

• Quality and safety measured through performance indicators;

• ‘You’re Welcome’ compliant;

• Workforce development;

• Compliant with UK National Guidelines.

Integrated service model

• ‘Integrated’ across sexual health and with other services;

• Hub, super spoke and spoke model with; substantial, flexible (clinic in a box) outreach;

• A single integral website for all sexual health services in Kent.

What can you do?• GUM or GUM and contraception;

• Community sexual health services;

• Services for young people;

• Extension of a condom programme;

• Emergency hormonal contraception service;

• Coordination of the chlamydia screening programme;

• Workforce development.

Overview of Procurement Process

Procurement Timetable

Stage Date

2nd Meet the Market Event October 22nd 2013

PQQ Stage Open Mid-October 2013

PQQ Stage Closed Mid November 2013

ITT Phase Open Early December 2013

ITT Phase Closed Mid January 2013

Contract Award Early February 2014

Contract Commencement July 1st 2014

* Dates are indicative and may be subject to change

Tender Process• Tender documentation and questions will be placed on

Pro-Contract (via the Kent Business Portal www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk)

• Questions will include a mixture of pass/fail and assessed questions

• Great care should be taken with all questions • Assessed question will require a written response -

limited character field List = Bullet points Describe = Essay type answer

• Criteria and question weightings will be clear within

Pro-Contract

Tender Process

• Supplier guidance will be provided on Pro-Contract, under each question

• Clarification Questions will be accepted through the portal only

• If you require any technical support using Pro-contract, please contact Due North via the contact details on the portal

Evaluation Methodology

• The process will consist of 2 stages; a Pre Qualification Stage and an Invitation to Tender (ITT) Stage

• This is a restricted procedure; organisations/consortiums that do not satisfy the pre-qualification requirements will not be admitted to the ITT

Evaluation Methodology

Pre Qualification Questionnaire

•Organisational and Financial Standing

•Health and Safety, Equal Opportunities, Environment, Safeguarding and Quality policies and accreditations

•Track record in delivering similar services and industry specific accreditations

•Staff competencies, qualifications and CVs

Evaluation Methodology

Invitation to Tender

•Approach to service delivery

•Monitoring, reporting and auditing arrangements

•Pricing schedule

Consortia Bidding

• KCC will welcome consortia bids for this contract

• Consortiums will need to be declared in the PQQ stage

• One organisation can participate in a maximum of three tenders whether individually or as a consortium

Questions to the Panel

Thank you for your attendance

Next Event – 22nd October 2013

Sessions House – Maidstone

For more information and to register please contact;

Peter Sharpe, Procurement Officer, Kent County Council, peter.sharpe@kent.gov.uk

Networking

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