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We are using this PIN as a means of understanding the market and possible contracting models. NHS England requires the following services: Background. The Controlled Drugs (Supervision of Management and Use) Regulations 2006 (“the 2006 Regulations”) came into force on 1 January 2007 in England and 1 March 2007 in Scotland. As a consequence of the passing of the Health and Social Care Act 2012, these Regulations have been revised to reflect the new architecture for the NHS in England from April 2013. The Controlled Drugs (Supervision of Management and Use) Regulations 2013 (“the 2013 Regulations”) came into force in England and Scotland on 1.4.2013. Controlled Drug Liaison Officer requirements. To fulfil the statutory controlled drug Regulations 2013 we require staff authorised by Secretary of State for Health, e.g. Controlled Drug Liaison Officers (CDLO). They require the powers of entry and inspection under the Health Act 2006, which ensures the safe, appropriate and effective management and use of Controlled Drugs and the enforcement of the Misuse of Drug Regulations (Safe custody). Experience of working as a CDLO as either a serving or ex-police officer with a wealth of experience; and vetted up to Security Clearance level. They need experience and expertise in conducting Community Pharmacy inspections for the purpose of inspections and destruction of OOD CD’s. They must be familiar with NHS systems and conversant with Information Governance; solid awareness of Data Protection principles and regulations, Human Rights, Freedom of Information and the Caldicott principles. Have expertise in conducting interviews, taking statements and the preparation of prosecution files for Crown Prosecution Service. Must have experience of liaison with other regulatory bodies such as Home Office, GPhC. GMC, GDC, MHRA and other regulatory bodies is essential; contact with organisations that are not covered by a regulator but use Controlled Drugs. They need a wide field of knowledge of cases where recommendations have been made into the sharing of information and intelligence, e.g. Soham and Shipman murders and Bichart enquiry. As Safeguarding is now a priority amongst most public bodies and the importance of sharing information appropriately is uppermost in their day to day working. The role will include being authorised witnesses for controlled drugs that require destruction, it is important that this act is witnessed as required under regulation 27 of the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 and to take into account other legislation in relation to the destruction and disposal of CDs such as the Environment Agency’s Waste Management Licensing Regulations 1994 and the Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005. Provide training for providers, Accountable Officers and support national training for CDLO’s. Power of entry into Her Majesty’s Prisons would be valuable for inspections and witnessing destructions. Locally Greater Manchester Police custody suites are visited on a rotational basis. CDLO’s familiar with the statutory duties of the Chief Officer of Police to share information lawfully and implement that duty appropriately with the access to Police officers and computer systems within the Police service. NHS England wishes to gauge the level of interest from organisations who can and are interested in providing these services. We would therefore like all interested suppliers to register their interest via the NHSBSA's eSourcing portal by Friday 9th October 2015. NHS England will then submit a request for information from interested suppliers confirming how they meet the requirements stated above. This will; be issued to all suppliers who register an interest in the project. The responses received will determine the nature of the procurement process to be followed. The deadline for responses will be Friday 16th October 2015. Failure to register an interest or submit a response to NHS England's request for information does not exclude any supplier from participating in any subsequent procurement. Instructions for registering are as follows: a) Register your company on the eSourcing portal (this is only required once). b) Browse to the eSourcing Portal: https://nhsbsa.bravosolution.co.uk c) Select the ‘Click here to register link’. d) Accept the terms and conditions and select ‘continue’. e) Enter your correct business and user details. f) Note the username you chose and select ‘save’ when complete. g) You will shortly receive an email with your unique password (please keep this secure). Express an Interest in the tender: a) Login to the portal with the username/password. b) Select the ‘Open Access PQQs’ link. (These are PQQs open to any registered supplier). c) Click on the Witnesses for the Disposal of Controlled Drugs PQQ (it should be noted that this is NOT the actual PQQ stage of the procurement. It is a preliminary stage to gauge interest. The system limitations mean that the label states ‘PQQ' but the opportunity is not yet live. You will be notified when the tender goes live). d) Select the ‘Express Interest’ button in the ‘Actions’ box on the left-hand side of the page. e) This will move the PQQ into your ‘My PQQs’ page. (This is a secure area reserved for your projects only). f) You have now registered your interest and will be notified of any future stages.

Controlled Drug Liaison Officer Services.

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