The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023
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(1) In these Regulations— “basic selection criteria” means the selection criteria determined by the relevant authority in accordance with regulation 19 and Schedule 16; “central digital platform” is the online system established by the Minister for the Cabinet Office and which may be accessed on www.gov.uk; “Competitive Process” means the process set out in regulation 11 for the award of a contract with a competition; “contract or framework award criteria” means the criteria on which the award of a contract, or conclusion of a framework agreement, is based; “CPV” means the Common Procurement Vocabulary, as adopted by Regulation (EC) No. 2195/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council; “debarment list” means the list kept under section 62 (debarment list) of the Procurement Act 2023; “Direct Award Process A” means the process set out in regulation 7 for the award of a contract without a competition; “Direct Award Process B” means the process set out in regulation 8 for the award of a contract without a competition; “Direct Award Process C” means the process set out in regulation 9 for the award of a contract without a competition; “excludable supplier” means a provider that would be an excludable supplier in accordance with sections 57 (meaning of excluded and excludable supplier) and 58 (considering whether a supplier is excluded or excludable) of the Procurement Act 2023, were the relevant authority the contracting authority, and the provider a supplier, under that Act and any references to an associated person omitted; “excluded supplier” means a provider that would be an excluded supplier in accordance with sections 57 and 58 of the Procurement Act 2023, were the relevant authority the contracting authority. and the provider a supplier, under that Act and any reference to an associated person omitted “existing provider”— means a provider with whom a relevant authority has a contract for the provision of relevant health care services which has not expired or otherwise been terminated; and in a case where the identity of a provider with whom a relevant authority has such a contract is expected to change due to succession into the position of provider following corporate changes including takeover, merger, acquisition or insolvency, includes the provider in its changed identity; “framework agreement” means an agreement between one or more relevant authorities and one or more providers concluded and operated in accordance with Part 3; “health-related services” has the same meaning as in section 13N of the National Health Service Act 2006; “key criteria” means the criteria set out in regulation 5; “Most Suitable Provider Process” means the process set out in regulation 10 for the award of a contract without a competition; “procurement principles” means the principles in regulation 4; “provider” means a person who provides, or offers to provide, relevant health care services for the purposes of the health service in England; “relevant health care services” means health care services which fall within one or more of the CPV codes specified in the table in Schedule 1, to the extent described in that table (and see regulation 3(5)); “social care services” has the same meaning as in section 13N of the National Health Service Act 2006; “standstill period” has the meaning given by regulation 12; ... (2) Nothing in these Regulations prevents the award of a contract to more than one provider, either jointly or otherwise.
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(1) In these Regulations— “basic selection criteria” means the selection criteria determined by the relevant authority in accordance with regulation 19 and Schedule 16; “central digital platform” is the online system established by the Minister for the Cabinet Office and which may be accessed on www.gov.uk; “Competitive Process” means the process set out in regulation 11 for the award of a contract with a competition; “contract or framework award criteria” means the criteria on which the award of a contract, or conclusion of a framework agreement, is based; “CPV” means the Common Procurement Vocabulary, as adopted by Regulation (EC) No. 2195/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council; “debarment list” means the list kept under section 62 (debarment list) of the Procurement Act 2023; “Direct Award Process A” means the process set out in regulation 7 for the award of a contract without a competition; “Direct Award Process B” means the process set out in regulation 8 for the award of a contract without a competition; “Direct Award Process C” means the process set out in regulation 9 for the award of a contract without a competition; “excludable supplier” means a provider that would be an excludable supplier in accordance with sections 57 (meaning of excluded and excludable supplier) and 58 (considering whether a supplier is excluded or excludable) of the Procurement Act 2023, were the relevant authority the contracting authority, and the provider a supplier, under that Act and any references to an associated person omitted; “excluded supplier” means a provider that would be an excluded supplier in accordance with sections 57 and 58 of the Procurement Act 2023, were the relevant authority the contracting authority. and the provider a supplier, under that Act and any reference to an associated person omitted “existing provider”— means a provider with whom a relevant authority has a contract for the provision of relevant health care services which has not expired or otherwise been terminated; and in a case where the identity of a provider with whom a relevant authority has such a contract is expected to change due to succession into the position of provider following corporate changes including takeover, merger, acquisition or insolvency, includes the provider in its changed identity; “framework agreement” means an agreement between one or more relevant authorities and one or more providers concluded and operated in accordance with Part 3; “health-related services” has the same meaning as in section 13N of the National Health Service Act 2006; “key criteria” means the criteria set out in regulation 5; “Most Suitable Provider Process” means the process set out in regulation 10 for the award of a contract without a competition; “procurement principles” means the principles in regulation 4; “provider” means a person who provides, or offers to provide, relevant health care services for the purposes of the health service in England; “relevant health care services” means health care services which fall within one or more of the CPV codes specified in the table in Schedule 1, to the extent described in that table (and see regulation 3(5)); “social care services” has the same meaning as in section 13N of the National Health Service Act 2006; “standstill period” has the meaning given by regulation 12; ... (2) Nothing in these Regulations prevents the award of a contract to more than one provider, either jointly or otherwise.
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