Hastings Provision of ADHD Primary Care Connect: Adult ADHD Access Pathway Pilot 26/27

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85100000 - Health services85141000 - Services provided by medical personnel
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F03Contract award notice
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Publication date
25 Sept 2026, 13:25

Overview

Hastings - Provision of ADHD Primary Care Connect: Adult ADHD Access Pathway Pilot<br/>the NHS in Sussex is developing ADHD Connect: a single, needs-led access and triage model for ADHD assessment designed to improve equity, experience, waiting times, and safety by matching individuals to the most appropriate provider based on complexity. The ADHD Connect pathway pilot aims to deliver a more resilient, standardised approach that uses specialist mental health capacity appropriately while strengthening specialist Primary Care and VCSE-enabled supports.

Hastings - Provision of ADHD Primary Care Connect: Adult ADHD Access Pathway Pilot the NHS in Sussex is developing ADHD Connect: a single, needs-led access and triage model for ADHD assessment designed to improve equity, experience, waiting times, and safety by matching individuals to the most appropriate provider based on complexity. The ADHD Connect pathway pilot aims to deliver a more resilient, standardised approach that uses specialist mental health capacity appropriately while strengthening specialist Primary Care and VCSE-enabled supports.

Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (Directive 2014/24/EU)

Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition This procurement is being undertaken using Direct Award A under Regulation 23 of the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) 2023. Under this route, the relevant healthcare services are being continued in substantially the same form, with no material change to the scope, service model, or patient cohort.<br/>As such, the formal application of key selection criteria is not required, as no comparative assessment between providers is being undertaken. The purpose of Direct Award A is to enable the continuation of an existing service where the incumbent provider is already delivering the required outcomes and remains appropriate to do so.<br/>Notwithstanding this, consideration has been given to the underlying PSR principles, including quality, patient safety, integration, and value. The incumbent provider continues to:<br/>• Deliver safe and effective services, meeting clinical requirements<br/>• Support continuity of care and service stability, with no disruption to patients<br/>• Operate in an integrated manner within SABP’s clinical pathways<br/>• Provide appropriate value and capacity to meet ongoing demand<br/>Given that the service is already embedded and performing effectively, and that no material changes are proposed, the decision not to formally apply key selection criteria is proportionate and compliant with Regulation 23.<br/><br/><br/>Details of the award decision-makers:<br/>Deputy Chief Strategy and Partnerships Officer<br/>Deputy Director Contracts<br/>Finance BP<br/>Senior Category Manager Healthcare/Clinical Procurement<br/><br/>No Conflicts of interest Recorded

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