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{
"id": "029554-2023",
"tag": [
"planning"
],
"date": "2023-10-06T14:41:40+01:00",
"ocid": "ocds-h6vhtk-0408a8",
"buyer": {
"id": "GB-FTS-109",
"name": "NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)"
},
"tender": {
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"description": "NWSSP is seeking to engage the market to understand the technical solutions, delivery options and ideas that will inform a business case to determine the most appropriate method to replace the current Contract Management System (CMS, which is used to create, tender, analyse and maintain contracts for the Pharmacy Sourcing Team. The system will be used in conjunction with a number of other systems in order to provide a complete contract tendering and management package.\nThe current CMS system offers a thorough series of functions that are able to record, hold and produce most documents and information to effectively tender and manage contracts. Currently the primary system that CMS is supported by is Bravo (e-Tender Wales). Bravo is an online tendering tool which uses a tender spreadsheet composed by the CMS. Once the tender closes this sheet is then downloaded from all submitted tenders and uploaded on mass to the CMS for analysis.\nDocuments can be exported from the CMS in several formats. Currently the most used formats are PDF and Excel. PDF is used when exporting contract schedules and the composite, and excel used for the tender spreadsheets and exporting data loads for mass analysis. When data is exported in many cases once completed it will be re-uploaded. This is the case with many of the processes such as tender spreadsheets, analysis and usage requirements.\nThe current CMS system utilizes Access 2007 and SQL 2005. The IT environment is flexible and depending on the solution NWSSP would be willing to discuss on premises, cloud or supplier based hosting.\nThe new CMS will be able to fulfil the following list of requirements:\n1.)\tMaster Tables – these hold data on the following:\n-\tProducts\n-\tSuppliers\n-\tTerms\n-\tContracts\n2.)\tCreate a workspace for each pharmacy contract in order to carry out the management of the end to end procurement process from gathering tender requirements, analysing tender bids, awarding contracts and ongoing contract management activity as detailed below.\n3.)\tTender - ie functions to setup tender requirements and analyse received bids:\n-\tReceive requirement inputs for the generation of a tender ie typically from health boards operational needs\n-\tOutput tender spreadsheets as Excel ie ready to publish to the market via Bravo (e-tender Wales)\n-\tReceive completed tender sheets as inputs which will form part of the Analysis function\n4.)\tAnalysis:\n-\tBuild an analysis of tender from the incoming completed tender sheets\n-\tCompare the values per product from supplier bids and take into account the pack size tendered\n-\tExport the analysis into Excel / PDF\n5.)\tAward of tender to winning supplier(s):\n-\tAward products to supplier as part of the contract\n-\tGenerate a debrief document per supplier (excel)\n-\tCreate a contract schedule outlining all awards / costs\n6.) Contract management – in order to carry out the ongoing tasks involved with the contract at the post-award stage such as:\n-\tAdd / Remove awards\n-\tModify price\n-\tGenerate updated contract schedules for any amended contract details\nA new CMS must match the functionality of the current system and deliver the following additional functionality. NWSSP would look to continue development of the application to these areas:\n-\tImproved contract analysis module – to deliver more in depth insights and automation to analyse tender responses\n-\tContract debrief module – to offer a more streamlined and efficient process to provide tender response debriefs to suppliers as part of the post-tender feedback process\n-\tImproved analytics – in order to provide greater insights into contract management, such as spend analytics as part of the post award contract management process\nThe application must be designed to be flexible to enable continued development.\nNWSSP would investigate the potential for the system to be used by further procurement sourcing teams, within Procurement Services. These teams would include but not limited to the Medical/Clinical and Non-Medical teams. Additional information: This contract will cover the following organisations:\nNHS Wales Shared Service Partnership"
}
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"description": "Industry specific software package"
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],
"title": "Pharmacy Contract Management System",
"status": "planned",
"coveredBy": [
"GPA"
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"legalBasis": {
"id": "32014L0024",
"scheme": "CELEX"
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"description": "National pharmaceutical procurement for NHS Wales is delivered by the Pharmacy sourcing team, which is part of Procurement Services within NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership (NWSSP). The team consists of procurement professionals managing the end to end sourcing process for a range of pharmaceutical contracts, which are utilised by Health Boards across Wales.\nA key piece of software used by NWSSP Pharmacy sourcing to manage their tenders and procurement process, deliver their contracts as well as manage ongoing contracts is the Contract Management System (CMS). The current system has been in place for about 20 years. The current CMS system is used in close conjunction with Bravo eTenderwales which is the tendering system used by NWSSP.\nThe purpose of this Prior Information Notice (PIN) is to alert suppliers to a potential opportunity to deliver a replacement CMS.\nThe CMS will be a tool used by NWSSP Pharmacy sourcing team initially, with the scope to expand it’s use to additional procurement sourcing teams, within NWSSP Procurement Services in the future.",
"communication": {
"futureNoticeDate": "2023-10-09T00:00:00+01:00"
},
"classification": {
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"scheme": "CPV",
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"mainProcurementCategory": "goods"
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"address": {
"region": "UK",
"locality": "Cardiff",
"postalCode": "CF15 7QZ",
"countryName": "United Kingdom",
"streetAddress": "4-5 Charnwood Court,, Heol Billingsley, Parc Nantgarw"
},
"details": {
"url": "http://nwssp.nhs.wales/ourservices/procurement-services/",
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"contactPoint": {
"name": "Rob Hollands",
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"language": "en",
"description": "Due to the nature of this engagement, there is no guarantee that a procurement tender exercise will be undertaken following this PIN. However, this is an excellent opportunity for suppliers to help inform the business case and engage with NWSSP to determine the most appropriate method to realising its ambition.\nIndicative pricing will also be requested as part of this pre-market engagement. A summary draft of requirements for the engagement stage, will be sent to interested suppliers and it is intended to hold Supplier Engagement sessions during December 2023 – January 2024. (exact timings TBC).\nNOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=135387.\n(WA Ref:135387)",
"initiationType": "tender"
}Complete JSON history (1 releases)
6 Oct 2023 · 029554-2023 · planning
{
"id": "029554-2023",
"tag": [
"planning"
],
"date": "2023-10-06T14:41:40+01:00",
"ocid": "ocds-h6vhtk-0408a8",
"buyer": {
"id": "GB-FTS-109",
"name": "NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)"
},
"tender": {
"id": "ocds-h6vhtk-0408a8",
"lots": [
{
"id": "1",
"status": "planned",
"description": "NWSSP is seeking to engage the market to understand the technical solutions, delivery options and ideas that will inform a business case to determine the most appropriate method to replace the current Contract Management System (CMS, which is used to create, tender, analyse and maintain contracts for the Pharmacy Sourcing Team. The system will be used in conjunction with a number of other systems in order to provide a complete contract tendering and management package.\nThe current CMS system offers a thorough series of functions that are able to record, hold and produce most documents and information to effectively tender and manage contracts. Currently the primary system that CMS is supported by is Bravo (e-Tender Wales). Bravo is an online tendering tool which uses a tender spreadsheet composed by the CMS. Once the tender closes this sheet is then downloaded from all submitted tenders and uploaded on mass to the CMS for analysis.\nDocuments can be exported from the CMS in several formats. Currently the most used formats are PDF and Excel. PDF is used when exporting contract schedules and the composite, and excel used for the tender spreadsheets and exporting data loads for mass analysis. When data is exported in many cases once completed it will be re-uploaded. This is the case with many of the processes such as tender spreadsheets, analysis and usage requirements.\nThe current CMS system utilizes Access 2007 and SQL 2005. The IT environment is flexible and depending on the solution NWSSP would be willing to discuss on premises, cloud or supplier based hosting.\nThe new CMS will be able to fulfil the following list of requirements:\n1.)\tMaster Tables – these hold data on the following:\n-\tProducts\n-\tSuppliers\n-\tTerms\n-\tContracts\n2.)\tCreate a workspace for each pharmacy contract in order to carry out the management of the end to end procurement process from gathering tender requirements, analysing tender bids, awarding contracts and ongoing contract management activity as detailed below.\n3.)\tTender - ie functions to setup tender requirements and analyse received bids:\n-\tReceive requirement inputs for the generation of a tender ie typically from health boards operational needs\n-\tOutput tender spreadsheets as Excel ie ready to publish to the market via Bravo (e-tender Wales)\n-\tReceive completed tender sheets as inputs which will form part of the Analysis function\n4.)\tAnalysis:\n-\tBuild an analysis of tender from the incoming completed tender sheets\n-\tCompare the values per product from supplier bids and take into account the pack size tendered\n-\tExport the analysis into Excel / PDF\n5.)\tAward of tender to winning supplier(s):\n-\tAward products to supplier as part of the contract\n-\tGenerate a debrief document per supplier (excel)\n-\tCreate a contract schedule outlining all awards / costs\n6.) Contract management – in order to carry out the ongoing tasks involved with the contract at the post-award stage such as:\n-\tAdd / Remove awards\n-\tModify price\n-\tGenerate updated contract schedules for any amended contract details\nA new CMS must match the functionality of the current system and deliver the following additional functionality. NWSSP would look to continue development of the application to these areas:\n-\tImproved contract analysis module – to deliver more in depth insights and automation to analyse tender responses\n-\tContract debrief module – to offer a more streamlined and efficient process to provide tender response debriefs to suppliers as part of the post-tender feedback process\n-\tImproved analytics – in order to provide greater insights into contract management, such as spend analytics as part of the post award contract management process\nThe application must be designed to be flexible to enable continued development.\nNWSSP would investigate the potential for the system to be used by further procurement sourcing teams, within Procurement Services. These teams would include but not limited to the Medical/Clinical and Non-Medical teams. Additional information: This contract will cover the following organisations:\nNHS Wales Shared Service Partnership"
}
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"scheme": "CPV",
"description": "Industry specific software package"
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"title": "Pharmacy Contract Management System",
"status": "planned",
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"id": "32014L0024",
"scheme": "CELEX"
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"scheme": "CPV",
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"buyer",
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"locality": "Cardiff",
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"streetAddress": "4-5 Charnwood Court,, Heol Billingsley, Parc Nantgarw"
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