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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire (The PCC) wishes to invite tenders for the provision of an occupational health service. This opportunity is for the provision of an Occupational Health Service in respect of Police Officers, Police Staff, Special Police Officers, Volunteers. Please note that no volume or value of orders will be guaranteed in respect of this contract.
The Occupational Health Service is required for all Cheshire Constabulary employees to advise on matters relating to the health, welfare and wellbeing of its staff together with fitness for work.
The PCC is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced provider to deliver a service that: satisfies the home office police medical standards, provides medical screening, examinations, assessments and advice together with proactive wellbeing initiatives. The provider is required to be familiar with the nature of policing and other Emergency services, the range of organisational roles and the environment in which Police Forces and other Emergency services operate so that any medical assessments, advice or decisions that are provided/made in an occupational health context, takes these matters into account. The provider will also need to be able to be flexible in times of changing demands.
Full details of the requirements and specification are contained within the ITT document which can be found in the documents folder once you have expressed interest and logged in. The standard questionnaire (SQ) should be competed electronically within the online ITT.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthwork | - | £700,000 | - |