NEYPPC-High Tech Homecare Medicines Service(2025)

Buyer
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Value
£200,000,000
Closes
16 November 2026
Where
Leeds, Yorkshire and the Humber
Type
Sets up a framework (suppliers apply to join)

In plain English

The NHS North East and Yorkshire region is looking for companies to supply specialized medicines services delivered to patients' homes. This is a large framework covering six different types of high-tech homecare medicines, including compounded drugs (specially prepared medicines) and specialist treatments for conditions like metabolic disorders and chemotherapy.

What the buyer wants

• Supply and deliver specialized homecare medicines to patients at home across the NEY NHS region • Provide compounded unlicensed medicines (Desferrioxamine, Antimicrobials, Chemotherapy, Monoclonal Antibodies) or specialist non-compounded medicines • Manage logistics, storage, and clinical compliance for high-risk pharmaceutical delivery to vulnerable patients in their homes

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Likely requirements

Our reading of the notice. Always check the tender documents.

This contract is not suitable for most small businesses: it requires specialist pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities, GMP certification, qualified pharmacy staff, and the ability to handle unlicensed compounded medicines under strict clinical governance. The estimated contract value of £200 million indicates this is designed for large pharmaceutical manufacturers and hospital pharmacy services, not small trades.

How to bid

This is a framework: the buyer picks a set of suppliers now and awards work to them over several years. If you are not on it when it is awarded, you usually cannot win work from it until it is re-tendered, so this is the window to bid.

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