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Pipeline Framework: Soft Market Testing – City of London Occupational Health Physician
A pipeline has been launched for Soft Market Testing – City of London Occupational Health PhysicianThe contract start Date is 01 January 2019. Approach to market date is 02 October 2017The City of London is currently using the services of an contracted Occupational Health Physician (OHP), this service is used by all departments of The City of London & City of London Police. The OHP conducts clinical assessments on fitness to work for a range of circumstances, for example, long term sickness absence, ill health retirement and injury awards, pre-employment medicals etc. the OHP is required for 2 days per week for 45 weeks per year 1 day for COL & COLP, totalling 90 days per annum.This market engagement has been designed to seek input from the market to help inform how the City of London will deliver this service going forward and would ask interested providers to respond by completing the questionnaire.Suppliers can respond via the capitalesourcing portal. www.capitalesourcing.comThis is a potential opportunity from the government, and the pipeline gives advance notice of an opportunity that might be offered by the public sector in the future – allowing potential suppliers to plan accordingly. When a public sector organisation publishes a pipeline notice, it does not necessarily mean that an opportunity will be offered in the future.For more information contact: City of London Corporation, Guildhall North Wing, London EC2P 2EJ. Email: robert.pine@cityoflondon.gov.uk (Robert Pine)
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