Highlights
- Aggregation of spend across the public sector, increasing buying power and enabling improved value for money in line with HM Treasury requirements.
- Improved cashable savings for the NHS and wider public sector through commercial leverage and standardised pricing.
- Reduced duplication of effort by avoiding multiple, parallel procurement exercises across organisations.
- Shorter procurement timescales, benefiting both contracting authorities and suppliers.
- More efficient use of internal resources, allowing organisations to focus on delivery rather than repeated tendering activity.
- Stronger strategic relationships with key suppliers, supporting cost reduction, performance improvement, and innovation.
- Improved alignment with public sector priorities, including NHS digital transformation and local government objectives.
Why this framework matters to you
The adoption of apps has already been proven to reduce GP visits, prevent costly trips to A&E, lower usage of prescription drugs and to help close the population health inequalities, delivering both direct and indirect savings and benefits.