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Written by HPV
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NEHTA/GS1 are running a Supply Chain Seminar Series in Melbourne on 23 May 2012 and Sydney on 24 May 2012 – these are aimed at the purchasers, suppliers and distributors of medicines, medical equipment and consumables. The series will focus on the implementation of medical supply chain management innovations in both public and private healthcare. For more information and to RSVP this is the official invitation.
This updated document shows the current Australian Healthcare Product Purchasers' Intention Statement (NPC and eProcurement) completed, ongoing and future implementations. |
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Written by Matt Flynn
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The tender process for Interventional Radiology has commenced with the Executive Reference Group set to meet w/c 19 June 2012. An industry briefing is anticipated to be held on 5 September. Tender release is tentatively set for the 12 September 2012.
Interested suppliers are invited to submit product brochures including product codes and descriptions, preferably electronically to Jillian Williams, Clinical Advisor at
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. Enquiries in relation to this tender can be directed to Matt Flynn at
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Written by Kathryn Moir
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Due to current expansion at HPV we have a number of employment opportunities:
Victorian Product Catalogue Implementation Analyst - Further information about this role on Seek and Position Description
Catalogue Analyst - Further information about this role on Seek and Position Description
Category Manager - Further information about this role on Seek and Position Description
Senior Cateogry Manager - Further information about this role on Seek and Position Description
Clinical Advisor - Further information about this role on Seek and Position Description |
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Written by Maddie Grant
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Ten years ago HPV started out with a team of three people, a limited budget and wide ranging mandate under an amendment to the Health Services Act 1988. Our aim at the time was to assist health services in Victoria with collective tendering to achieve best value. As we celebrate our tenth birthday, what better time to look at ten of the ways in which we have assisted health services and what we intend to do going into our next ten years?
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Written by Maddie Grant
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Established in 2001 to improve the collective purchasing power of Victorian public health services and hospitals, Health Purchasing Victoria achieves ‘best value’ outcomes in the procurement of health related goods, services and equipment via more than thirty contract categories.
HPV works in partnership with public hospitals and health services in order to understand their requirements, facilitate large scale tenders and manage common-use contracts on behalf of the state. HPV also takes a lead in identifying and evaluating opportunities for collective procurement and for delivering projects which enhance public health procurement capability.
HPV is responsible to the Minister for Health and works closely with the Department of Health. HPV is an independent statutory authority under Section 129 of the Health Services Act 1988.
The information in this website has been laid out to enable all users to source answers to queries quickly and easily. Please keep returning to the home page as content will be changing to ensure you're kept informed of the latest news, developments in Procurement and updates to Tenders and Contracts.
Megan Main,
CEO, Health Purchasing Victoria |
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Written by Maddie Grant
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Please note there have been some changes to the navigation through menus on our website.
To eliminate duplications between the menu previously on the left hand side of the page and the top menu, categories have been grouped together and expanded to make navigation easier by using only the top menu.
General Information for public (unregistered) users includes FAQs; links to our legislation; Useful Tools including information on our Tender Process and Procurement 'Best Practice'; our Policies and Procedures; and information on PRG and Advisory Groups.
Health Services includes specific FAQs; Useful Weblinks and our Searchable Index.
Suppliers includes specific FAQs and Useful Weblinks.
About HPV has been expanded to include our Mission, Vision and Values; Terms & Conditions; Disclaimer; Organisation Profiles and most importantly, our Tenders and Contracts list. |
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Written by Maddie Grant
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HPV is pleased to announce that the development and implementation of the Victorian Product Catalogue (VPC) has begun.
The tender for our VPC Technology Partner has been awarded to Bizcaps Pty Ltd. They will work with HPV and Victorian hospitals and health services to deliver a service that will synchronise health product information between the National Product Catalogue (NPC), the VPC and Victorian hospitals and health services.
Currently, Victoria’s hospitals and health services operate independent catalogues using different systems, therefore the VPC is an important tool to ensure that we have access to product data that is both current and consistent across the state.
HPV appreciates the support we’ve received to date from Victorian hospitals and health services, the Department of Health, NeHTA and GS1. The VPC analysis and due diligence has been comprehensive and we now look forward to working with all these stakeholders during the implementation.
For more information please contact Richard Bowen, Manager Data Systems & Reporting on +613 9947 3754 or
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Written by Maddie Grant
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Rural & Regional New Stock Item Requests
Since April 2011, HPV has been processing requests for new stock items for the Rural & Regional (R&R) Catalogue. Bendigo Supply Department continues to be involved with the process at a supervisory level.
Requests for items to be added to the R&R Catalogue should now be sent to the new HPV mail box:
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For further information, please contact Andrew Tempest
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