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Young People Substance Misuse Prevention and Treatment Service

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£8,450,945
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GBP
16 Jan 2024
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1
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Who

Buyer Lancashire
Supplier We Are With You Ltd

What

Lancashire County Council (LCC) wishes to procure aa strategic partner to deliver Substance Misuse prevention and treatment service to Children and Young People across the county. This service is funded by Public Health Service in Lancashire. The Provider will be required to deliver Substance Misuse prevention and treatment service to Children and Young People. The service is aimed to deliver prevention, treatment and deliver positive outcomes focussed interventions. As a result, it seeks to empower the successful Provider to use evidence-based practice to innovate and develop staff to deliver a fit for purpose service for our children and young people, families, and communities. The Authority understands that substance use patterns are constantly changing, the successful provider must be sensitive to the evolving nature of substance use and develop effective, sustainable, and timely responses based on evidenced need. Contract term - Initial period of three years with a right to extend the contract for up to 48-months beyond the initial term by any number of defined periods as long as the total contract term does not exceed seven years. Maximum value for Year 1: up to £1,209,643.00 Maximum value over 7 years: up to £8,467,501.00 We advise interested tenderers to register and familiarise themselves with the etendering system used, Oracle Fusion. https://www.lancashire.gov.uk/fusion-supplier-portal/ For system support and advice on bids and tenders, contact the LCC Procurement team - PIM@Lancashire.gov.uk 01772 534966 option 3

Dates and source

Runs 1 Apr 2024 to 31 Mar 2031
OCID ocds-b5fd17-4c98aff0-d1cb-4aae-b72c-33ca24288c9f
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