Midlands Critical Care Transfer Service Ambulance Provider
NHS England
Key dates and value
Status
Open
Submission deadline
6 Oct 2026
Published
17 Aug 2026
Estimated value
£85.2m
Contract start
1 Apr 2029
Contract end
31 Mar 2039
Location
London, London
Notice type
UK4
Overview
This procurement activity is hosted by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (the “Authority”) on behalf of the NHS England, for the requirement of a Midlands Critical Care Transfer Services Ambulance Provider.
This service covers the ambulance provider provision for the Midlands Critical Care Transfer Services (MCCTs) for Neonatal Critical Care, Paediatric Critical Care, Adult Critical Care, and ECMO Transfer Services.
The Midlands Critical Care Transfer Services covers the Midlands region for Neonatal, Paediatric, and Adult Critical Care, and for the ECMO service provides supra-regional care and supports the devolved nations. This service is for a combined dedicated ambulance transfer service to support the clinical and operational delivery of the NHS Egland Specialised Commissioned services for:
• Neonatal Critical Care Retrieval Services (CenTre & NTS)
• Paediatric Critical Care Retrieval Services (CoMET & KIDS)
• Extra Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation Transfer Service (ECMO) (Adult, Paediatric, and Neonatal)
• Adult Critical Care Transfer Service (ACCOTS)
The MCCTs Ambulance Provider will provide 24/7 365-day service provision to support the delivery of these time critical services.
Full detail can be viewed on Atamis ref C462374.
CPV codes
85143000 Ambulance services
About the buyer
NHS England has published 439 tender notices since 7 Oct 2023, with a combined advertised value of £118bn. 64 of them are currently open.
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Buyer
Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership Ltd
Location
London
Deadline
Closes 14 Oct 2026
Value
£36.7m
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