Government Actuary's Department
Health Assessments
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The Authority intends to undertake a procurement exercise for the provision of employee health assessment services to support the health and wellbeing of its workforce.
The requirement is expected to comprise the delivery of comprehensive, on demand health assessments for employees through a network of accessible locations across the United Kingdom.
The service will support the early identification of potential health risks, provide employees with health and lifestyle information, and contribute to the Authority's wider wellbeing strategy.
What the notice asks for
The Authority intends to undertake a procurement
The Authority intends to undertake a procurement exercise for the provision of employee health assessment services to support the health and wellbeing of its workforce.
The requirement is expected to comprise
The requirement is expected to comprise the delivery of comprehensive, on demand health assessments for employees through a network of accessible locations across the United Kingdom.
The service will support the early identification
The service will support the early identification of potential health risks, provide employees with health and lifestyle information, and contribute to the Authority's wider wellbeing strategy.
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What it takes to bid this
Typical UK bid effort for the £100k–£1m band — an estimate, not a quote.
Qualify & bid/no-bid ~10% · SQ / PQQ ~20% · Written response ~55% · Review & presentation ~15%
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- Hold at bidCQC registration / safeguarding policies
- Plan for deliveryDBS-checked staff & vetting process
- Plan for deliveryTUPE (incumbent staff often transfer)
- Show at bidComparable references / case studies
- Hold at bidFinancial standing (accounts, often ~2× contract value turnover)
- Hold at bidInsurance cover (PL / EL, often PI)
- Show at bidSocial value commitments
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- ocds-h6vhtk-06df31
- Stage
- planning · Planning
- Source
- Find a Tender
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- 075334-2026
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