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New Hospital Programme – Programme Delivery Partner (PDP) — NHS England | UKGovscan
NHSE is appointing a Programme Delivery Partner (PDP) for the New Hospital Programme (NHP) to be the long-term partner to the programme.<br/><br/>The PDP will provide expertise in scheme design, programme and project management expertise to allow NHP to develop a more standardised approach to design and delivery, increase participation from suppliers in the health infrastructure market, and unlock efficiencies and accelerate delivery to allow NHSE to meet the Government’s commitment to deliver the biggest hospital building programme in a generation. NHP’s ambition is to transform operations across digital, clinical, and workforce workstreams, to identify requirements and translate these into national standards and policies, thereby improving benefits for patients and staff. The PDP interfaces with and supports transformation workstreams, for example supporting the transfer of learning from more advanced Trusts to later ones. The PDP will work with NHSE and NHS Trusts to ensure that the programmatic benefits are increasingly embedded in hospital design and delivery as these benefits are developed.
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TURNER and TOWNSEND PROJECT MANAGEMENT LIMITED***
-
~£307,000,000
estimated from lot values
1 lot
Lot 1
-
Lots
This procurement was divided into 1 lots, each awarded separately. 6 bids were received in total.
Lots
1
Initial Term Value
£614,000,000
Value with Extensions
£307,000,000
Bids Received
6
Bids per Lot
3
Lot
Value
Bids Received
Awarded To
Status
Lot 1
3,780 days (≈10.4 yrs)
£307,000,000
£614,000,000 initial term
3
MACE CONSULT LIMITED
TURNER and TOWNSEND PROJECT MANAGEMENT LIMITED***
active
Data note: the source feed marks these lots as cancelled even though their awards are active — an inconsistency in the published notice. The award status is shown above.
Award criteria
Weightings from the notice.
Technical70%
Price30%
Government spending data: These suppliers have received £72,371,319 in 593 payments (over £25k) from Ministry of Defence, Department for Transport, Department for Work and Pensions, Department for Education, FCDO and 9 more public bodies (2021-03-02 to 2026-06-19).
Key Dates
Published
18 March 2025
Tender Open
-
Tender Deadline
19 January 2024
Award Date
-
Contract Signed
4 March 2025
Contract Start
-
Contract End
-
Notice Amendments
Changes the buyer published to this notice after it first appeared.
Amendment 1
Description of procurement (II.2.4.1): - → The Government has announced that we will build 40 new hospitals by 2030. Together with 8 hospital schemes which have secured previous investment and will be delivered as part of the programme, this will result in 48 hospitals by the end of the decade, the biggest hospital building programme in a generation.
The Government has confirmed an initial £3.7bn funding allocation over the next four years.
The new hospitals form part of the Government's wider Health Infrastructure Plan, a strategic long-term investment to ensure our world-class healthcare system and staff have the world-class facilities they need for the future.
All the hospital schemes that are part of the New Hospital Programme will work with the central DHSC and NHS England & NHS Improvement team, with the support of regional, system and local NHS Trust leadership, to design and deliver their hospital. A package of support is being provided by the central team to all NHS Trusts in the New Hospital Programme, including business case training and close working to support the scheme development and streamline approvals.
The NHP wishes to initiate early supply market involvement across a wide range of suppliers and topics in support of developing the approach, including:
• Procurement & commercial considerations;
• Modern Methods of Construction (MMC);
• Net zero carbon;
• Digital technologies;
• Future healthcare demand and capacity modelling;
• Skills & workforce;
• Evolving clinical and operational models;
• Integration with regions and systems;
• Improved community service.
New standards will be developed to help standardise the design of new hospitals and make use of modular construction methods to speed up the build. The programmatic approach will facilitate continual improvement and adapt in response to lessons learned from earlier schemes.
As part of the delivery of these new hospitals, NHS Trusts, with support of the central programme team, will be incorporating best practice design certified with input from the UK's best qualified healthcare professionals to ensure the highest quality standards; with particular focus in areas such as improved patient flow, digitisation of services and clinical requirements. The new hospitals will make an important contribution to the Government's net zero target, and wider ambitions for sustainable development, and will complement those outlined in the NHS Long-Term Plan.
This PIN is to signal the commencement of the NHP market engagement programme and invites any interested parties across the whole supplier base to register interest to participate in future market engagement activities. The PIN does not relate to a specific contract or proposed procurement but is to inform suppliers that NHP wishes to commence market engagement and consultation, including inviting responses to the questionnaire available at:
https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/NHP-PIN/
The responses to the questionnaire will inform future NHP market engagement activity.
Procurement Details
Method
Selective — suppliers are shortlisted first
Method Details
Competitive procedure with negotiation
Route to market
Restricted or negotiated
Main category
Services
Category
Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Delivery location
UK
Open under
WTO Government Procurement Agreement
Buyer Reference
C221339
Legal Basis
Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (EU Directive 2014/24)
CPV Codes
71541000 – Construction project management services; 71000000 – Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services; 71313000 – Environmental engineering consultancy services; 79993100 – Facilities management services; 71241000 – Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis; 71300000 – Engineering services; 72224000 – Project management consultancy services; 71245000 – Approval plans, working drawings and specifications; 71700000 – Monitoring and control services; 79994000 – Contract administration services; 71315000 – Building services; 71900000 – Laboratory services; 71310000 – Consultative engineering and construction services; 71200000 – Architectural and related services; 71242000 – Project and design preparation, estimation of costs; 71321000 – Engineering design services for mechanical and electrical installations for buildings; 71500000 – Construction-related services; 72000000 – IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support; 72300000 – Data services; 71312000 – Structural engineering consultancy services; 72221000 – Business analysis consultancy services; 79400000 – Business and management consultancy and related services