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School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme - Supply 2024

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£125,400,000
value
GBP
7 Jun 2024
awarded
11
suppliers named

Who

Buyer NHS Supply Chain — not a council we hold
Supplier Brake Bros Ltd
Supplier Compagnie Fruitière UK Limited
Supplier DeGroot Fresh Produce UK Ltd
Supplier Del Monte UK Ltd
Supplier Dole UK
Supplier Fresh Direct UK Limited
Supplier J N Fox and Sons UK Ltd
Supplier JRM Godden Associates Ltd
Supplier Minor Weir and Willis LTD
Supplier Nationwide Produce PLC
Supplier Westfalia Fruit UK

What

NHS Supply Chain: Food looked for suppliers who had the capacity and capability to deliver and possess the drive to work collaboratively with NHS Supply Chain: Food and Schools to provide the right solution and manage the Supply into Distributors as part of the SFVS. This procurement is for: The supply of fruit and vegetable products under the SFVS to be delivered to nominated distribution hubs in England. SFVS is a Government funded initiative that supplies a piece of fruit or vegetable to all key stage 1 children (ages 4-7) in England for consumption up to 190 days each academic year. It is anticipated that in the first 24 months the value of the Framework Agreement will be in the region of £62,700,000. This is based on the around 16,520 Primary Schools currently using the School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme. For the full 48 month term (if extended) the anticipated value of the Framework Agreement will be in the region of £125,400,000. These values are approximate only and are based on the most recent historical usage information. The values provided are for guidance only and are not a guarantee of business.

Dates and source

Runs 25 Aug 2024 to 24 Aug 2028
OCID ocds-b5fd17-b5a71f41-9962-4449-b782-5aa4f6e74ece
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