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Digital Primary Care Open Framework

NHS England

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PLEASE NOTE - This is not a 'call to action' notice and requires no response to the Authority. This notice is published in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 as a Planned Procurement Notice (UK3). It provides advance notice that NHS England intends to establish an open framework using the competitive flexible procedure for the future procurement of Digital Primary Care General Practice Information Technology (GPIT) solutions, ahead of the publication of a tender notice. Digital systems are fundamental to the delivery of modern general practice services. NHS England's Digital Services for Integrated Care (DSIC) programme is improving digital products across care settings to support and enable an integrated care system, working with technology suppliers to deliver a choice of commonly assured, intuitive and innovative products and services. This framework will be key to this, as well as supporting commitments in the NHS 10 Year Health Plan (10YHP), national digital strategy, and the GP Contract’s digital requirements. For the purposes of this procurement, GPIT encompasses the digital solutions (products and services) that support the commissioning, delivery, administration and continuous improvement of general practice. This includes technologies used by clinicians, administrative staff, patients and commissioners to facilitate access to care, care delivery, clinical decision-making, service integration, population health management and operational efficiency. The technology used in general practice falls into two groups: core digital capabilities needed to deliver care, including the recording, management and access of patient health information (‘Foundation’ Electronic Patient Record solutions); and broader digital capabilities which provide clinical and operational support solutions to complement, extend or enhance the core digital capabilities (sometimes referred to as ‘Non-Foundation’ solutions). The Authority intends to establish a lotted open framework in accordance with section 49 of the Procurement Act 2023. It is anticipated that the framework will provide a simplified route to market for General Practice Information Technology (GPIT), enabling access to innovative digital solutions whilst securing value for money for the NHS. The indicative lotting structure is as follows: • Lot 1: Foundation Electronic Patient Record (EPR) Solutions • Lot 2: Clinical and Operational Support Solutions • Lot 3: Research and Development The above Lots are characterised by the digital capabilities they consist of. For further description of the capabilities listed below, please see the supporting document attached titled ‘Description of Framework Capabilities’. Further details of the requirements for appointment to the framework will be available in the tender documentation. Lot 1 (Foundation Solutions) will consist of the following capabilities: • Appointments Management - GP • Consultation Management - GP • Patient Information Maintenance - GP • Prescribing - GP • Referral Management - GP • Resource Management Lot 2 (Clinical and Operational Support Solutions) will consist of the following capabilities: • Advice and Guidance (Professional to Professional) • Care Plans • Caseload Management • Clinical Decision Support • Communication Management • Cross Organisation Appointment Booking • Cross Organisation Workforce Management • Custom Workflows • Digital Diagnostics • Digital Dictation • Dispensing • Document Management • Domiciliary Care • Emergency Alerts • GP Extracts Verification • Medical Reports • Medicines Optimisation • Population Health Management • Remote Patient Monitoring • Reporting • Risk Stratification • Scanning • Self-Service Appointment Check In • Social Prescribing • Task Management • Telecare • Video Consultation Lot 3: Research and Development This lot will offer successful suppliers on Lots 1 and 2 the opportunity to be involved in research and development to aid the authority with developing and proving out …

Deadline: Not published
Published: 6 Oct 2026(yesterday)
Contract value: £838.7m
Location: United Kingdom
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-050c1e
First seen: yesterday

Classifications

48180000Medical software package48311000Document management software package72300000Data services72263000Software implementation services73100000Research and experimental development services

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