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Commissioning and Procurement experiences within NE Lincolnshire
At the July VCSE Forum meeting we discussed commissioning and procurement processes with NE Lincs Clinical Commissioning Group (NELCCG) and NE Lincs Council (NELC).
Since then I have met with Sally Czabaniuk (NELCCG) and we have agreed to gather feedback and perspectives in regard to commissioning and procurement journeys - both from the NELCCG/NELC and VCSE Sector. Our aim is to improve the commissioning and procurement approach for all concerned. This first piece of data gathering is a starting point, we will along the way:
Engage those involved in the journey/with experience to look at solutions/ways of working to support the VCSE sector; to explore commissioning and procurement going forward – what that looks like is not yet known, but is likely to start with a small working group/meeting of commissioners and VCSE organisations - any ideas please let me know.
Be aware of other initiatives and activities nationally and within the sector, NELCCG and NELC that may influence or impact the commissioning and procurement process, examples include, The Social Value Act, The Engagement Strategy for NEL (currently being drafted in partnership with the sector), constitutional requirements and new and upcoming proposals such as the support of the New Economy Partnership as discussed in the July VCSE Forum
Keep VCSE Forum and the wider VCSE sector, CCG and NELC updated and engaged with the work/outcomes as they take place
To this end this is a call for information about your organisations commissioning and procurement experiences. Please provide clear and constructive feedback, both positive and negative.
See below for a link to our full Privacy notice, any information gathered will be anonymised unless you specifically state that you are happy to be quoted. The anonymised information will be shared with the VCSE Forum, NELCGG and NELC initially but may be used in subsequent reporting to the wider audience.