P4H Health Procurement & Supply Chain Summit 2026
Win More Public Sector Health Contracts
Identify healthcare opportunities early. Engage decisively. Stay ahead of the competition.
HCI is exhibiting at P4H Health Summit — and we’d love to see you on the day.
What’s waiting for you
Intelligence, technology and expertise — on one stand
Drop by and get exclusive access to intelligence, technology and expertise that puts your organisation in pole position for health sector success.
Exclusive live health intelligence
Access real-time market intelligence and get your hands on our latest health market report — free, exclusively for P4H Health Summit visitors. Understand where the contracts are, who’s buying, and where the growth opportunities lie.
Free reportLive HCI platform demos
See HCI in action with live demonstrations of our platform, including our cutting-edge Frameworks module. Discover how organisations like yours track procurement activity, monitor competitors and respond faster to opportunities.
Frameworks moduleMeet Aria Intelligence — your AI co-pilot
Say hello to Aria, HCI’s AI-powered assistant built to accelerate your health market strategy. From surfacing the right opportunities to guiding your next move, Aria puts intelligent decision-making at your fingertips.
AI co-pilotHCI combines live tenders, upcoming procurement frameworks, historical award data, spend analytics and buyer insights — all in one place.
The only healthcare intelligence you need
Our team of health market experts will be on hand throughout P4H Scotland 2026. Whether you’re new to HCI or already a subscriber, we’d love to talk — explore the evolving health marketplace with us and discover how our solutions can help you uncover relevant intelligence and grow your market share.
On the stand, you can
- Pick up your free health market report, exclusive to P4H Health Summit visitors
- Get a live walkthrough of the HCI platform
- See Aria Intelligence in action and explore what AI can do for your pipeline
- Speak with our experts about your specific health sector goals