Awarded
Anti Coagulation System
Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust · NHS and health
In brief
Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust awarded healthcare work to 4S Information Systems Limited.
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What the notice says
The Trust intends to make a direct award to DAWN Health for the provision of an anticoagulation clinical information system following the planned withdrawal of the incumbent RAID system, which will no longer be supported after 30 November 2026. A review of the available UK market identified that DAWN AC is the only solution capable of meeting the Trust’s essential clinical, operational, and technical requirements for an acute NHS anticoagulation service, including the safe management of both warfarin and direct oral anticoagulant (DOAC) patients at scale and integration with existing Trust systems. Alternative systems were assessed and confirmed as unsuitable due to limitations in functionality and interoperability. The proposed award will ensure continuity of a critical, high‑risk clinical service supporting approximately 7,000 patients and avoid disruption to patient care. On this basis, and as no reasonable alternative or substitute exists within the required timeframe, the Trust has concluded that a direct award to DAWN Health is appropriate.
Who won
| Winner | Value | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| 4S Information Systems Limited | £121,000 |
Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.
Timeline
- Transparency notice · UK5, notice 040889-2026
About the buyer
Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustLast 12 months
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From notice 040889-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 5 May 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.