The company is the incumbent provider of most of the services being tendered after winning a contract in 2012.
A company spokesman said: “We’re looking forward to… continue to integrate and improve services in Devon from April 2019.”
Virgin’s contract was due to expire in the spring but last October it was given £35m to continue to run the service for another 12 months while Northern, Eastern and Western Devon Clinical Commissioning Group prepared for re-procurement.
The re-procurement process will begin next month, subject to the proposal being approved at a governing body meeting today….read more
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