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NHS Supply Chain is a managed service that was let by the NHS Business Services Authority and awarded to DHL. The organisation's role is to provide a dedicated supply chain to the National Health Service (NHS) in England.

History

The 10 year contract for the venture was signed in September 2006 and became active in October 2006. The formation of NHS Supply Chain amalgamated serviced that were provided by the NHS Logistics (previously NHS Logistics Authority ) and some elements of NHS Purchase and Supply Agency.

Locations

The organisation has a number of warehouses in the following locations:

There are three office sites:

What services does NHS Supply Chain provide?

EU Procurement Directive & UK Regulation compliant procurement of framework contracts for use by the NHS.
Contract management accross multiple categories:
- Medical / Surgical Consumables
- Stationary
- Wound Dressings
- Capital equipment
- Catering consumables
- Dental

External links

Category:National Health Service (England) Category:2006 establishments in England Category:Government agencies established in 2006 Category:Organisations based in Derbyshire Category:Government procurement in the United Kingdom

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