Actuate UK is hosting a webinar on Thursday 8th July at 12pm with the New Hospital Programme discussing opportunities for bidding in this Government’s multi-billion-pound Health Infrastructure Plan to develop 48 hospitals by 2030.
Thursday 8th July, 12-1pm
REGISTER HERE
This is your chance to learn more and ask questions about the New Hospital Programme (NHP) which is part of the Government’s multi-billion-pound Health Infrastructure Plan to develop 48 hospitals by 2030.
Facilitator: David Frise CEO BESA/Member of Executive Group Actuate UK
Speaker: Emma-Jane Houghton, Commercial Director New Hospitals Programme (NHP) will be outlining the programme of works over the next few years and explain how NHP will look into procuring from the engineering services sector (mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering). It will also outline the next steps for their market engagement and how the MEP supply chain can be involved.
NHP would like to have an early and extensive market engagement, to ensure they capture a wide range of suppliers who may be interested.
They published a Prior Information Notice (PIN) providing details of an online Smart Survey where organisations can register their interest to engage, through their Supply Markets Team. The PIN will be live for 6 weeks, but the ability to register interest via the Smart Survey link will be ongoing -
see this link to access the PIN - www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/013023-2021
REGISTER HERE: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8144394204540698384
This webinar will be delivered via the BESA webinar platform.
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