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Contract of the Month!

Wed, 01/02/2012
February Contract of the Month

NHS CPC is pleased to announce that February’s Contract of the Month is Aids for Daily Living.

NHS CPC at HSJ Awards 2011

Thu, 22/12/2011
HSJ Award certificate

NHS CPC has been named as a finalist in the Procurement Initiative of the Year category at the HSJ Awards 2011.

January Contract of the Month

Thu, 22/12/2011
Mobile therapy services

NHS CPC is pleased to announce that January’s Contract of the Month is Mobile Therapy Services.

NHS CPC Drive and Home Oxygen Services commended!

Tue, 13/12/2011
Health Business Awards

NHS CPC Drive and the Home Oxygen Services have been commended at the 2011 Health Business Awards.

Relaunch of CPC Plus!

Mon, 05/12/2011
CPC Plus logo

We are pleased to reveal the new and improved CPC Plus, the online tendering site delivering significant savings in cost and time for NHS CPC member Trusts.

Home Oxygen Services contract shortlisted for major procurement award

Fri, 02/12/2011
Health Business Awards

Yorkshire and the Humber Home Oxygen Services contract has been shortlisted for the 2011 Health Business Hospital Procurement Award.

December Contract of the Month

Wed, 30/11/2011
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NHS CPC is pleased to announce that December’s Contract of the Month is Document Scanning and Document Management Services.

Contract of the Month

Mon, 10/10/2011
November contract of the month

NHS CPC is pleased to announce that November’s Contract of the Month is File Servers and Associated Deployment Services.

A low cost route for NHS Trusts to source their Server and Associated Services requirements.

CONTRACT OF THE MONTH

Thu, 01/09/2011
September Contract of the Month!

NHS CPC is pleased to announce that September’s Contract of the Month is Anti-embolism Stocking Standardisation with Rebate.

Major changes to plans for the NHS based on the recommendations of the independent NHS Future Forum

Wed, 15/06/2011
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The Government has accepted the core recommendations of the report from the independent NHS Future Forum and made changes to put patients at the centre of the health service.

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