SaaS Applications (Asset Management and Corporate Finance), Implementation Services and On-Going Support Services

Launched in April 2013, NHSPS is a Limited company 100% owned by the Secretary of State and an important part of the NHS family. NHSPS owns the legal title to approximately 3,500 property assets, valued at around £3 billion. The organisation retains a local focus providing strategic and operational management of NHS estates, property and facilities across England, using its skills to support better health outcomes and patient experiences. NHSPS has two main roles: • Strategic estates management – acting as a landlord, modernising facilities, buying new facilities and selling facilities the NHS no longer needs. • Dedicated provider of support services such as cleaning and catering. NHSPS is building a high-performing organisation where people share strong values and take ownership of delivering to the highest standards. NHSPS' goal is to be the leading healthcare property provider in England, and property partner of choice for NHS England, the wider NHS and other public sector organisations in the health and social care environment.4 To realise this goal, NHSPS has undertaken a programme of work to transform how its services add value to its customers and shareholder, the Secretary of State for Health. It is a programme built on achievements to date and highlights the benefits for the NHS of a dedicated professional property management and facilities services business that supports them in driving efficiency and value for money. The NHSPS’s business systems programme will be aligned with the operating model of the business and seeks to support the purpose, goals, strategy and culture of the organisation. The aim of the Business Systems Transformation Programme is to strengthen its customer offer and optimise our potential, underpinned by four business drivers: • frontline, customer-facing strategic asset management; • lower-cost, better-quality services; • improved financial and billing support; and • integrated data systems and processes. Asset management and Corporate Finance are the first of several applications to be implemented over the next two years.