Healthcare tenders cover a wide range of services and governmental organisations such as the NHS rely on providers to procure the critical services, supplies and goods they need. Tracker makes it easier to find, bid for, and win healthcare tenders.
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Read MoreThe NHS now operates with a budget of around £188.5 billion (2023/24), with £171 billion allocated to NHS England. A significant portion continues to be spent on procurement, including approximately £8 billion annually on medical equipment and consumables, though efforts to centralise purchasing via NHS Supply Chain have not fully met targets.
The sector delivered around £11.5 billion of NHS-funded services in 2022/23—up from £9.7 billion in 2019/20—representing nearly 6.5% of total health spending. This includes a sharp rise in the use of private providers for elective care, such as cataract surgeries, where private clinics earned £880 million in 2023/24 alone.
These figures exclude general practice, dentistry, and community pharmacies, which can also be delivered by the private sector. These are just a few of the many tendering opportunities available in the healthcare sector, with Tracker publishing thousands of healthcare tenders and bid opportunities every year. With Tracker, you gain access to the latest tender opportunities in the healthcare industry — giving your business a head start to bidding for and winning valuable healthcare tenders.
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The range of crucial services the healthcare industry provides means there is a constant stream of medical tender opportunities for equipment and services across many different areas and specialisms. Many of these services are provided by the private sector.
For example, a study by the British Medical Journal found that roughly one-third of the contracts to provide NHS clinical services are won by private sector providers.
This can include anything from tenders for niche medical equipment to social care contracts.
The healthcare sector is a rewarding industry for private sector suppliers, and they provide a vast range of services to the NHS and other buyers, such as:
While businesses may be experienced in supplying these products and services at a high quality level, finding buyers is not always as simple.
Tracker helps connect suppliers to buyers through market-leading procurement tools — because finding relevant business opportunities within the public sector starts with having access to the right tendering intelligence.
To get your share of this lucrative marketplace and find out about new healthcare tenders as soon as they are published, sign up to Tracker today.
Tracker ensures you learn about relevant and valuable tendering opportunities in the healthcare industry as soon as they become available.
Tracker offers access to the largest public sector tender and awards database in Europe — including healthcare tenders from the NHS and other public sector organisations and local authorities.
When it comes to bidding on contract opportunities in healthcare, Tracker makes finding the right tender opportunities easier and ensures you never miss a new tender notice.
When aiming to win a healthcare tender from a government organisation as substantial as the NHS, our vast experience and exceptional business intelligence can help both large and small businesses (including start-ups) in their objectives to find, bid for, and win more contracts in the healthcare and medical sector.
After you have identified the relevant healthcare tender opportunities through our daily alerts, our bid management tool allows your team to collaborate seamlessly and efficiently by providing a single space to access, manage, and organise all of your bid responses. From there, winning bids becomes simpler — and winning tenders is the natural next step.
If you are looking for new business opportunities for the provision of healthcare equipment and services, Tracker can assist you in finding the right buyers.
Our team can offer advice on how our tender intelligence solutions can help you find contract notices and new business opportunities applicable to your business.
Alternatively, request a free demo to see for yourself how we can streamline the bid management process and help you win relevant, quality healthcare tenders.
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