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Decision - Weight Management
Brighton and Hove
Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee
Decided 10 Jan 2023
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Decision maker
Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee
Report author
Ben Chivers-Gibbs
Published
10 Jan 2023
Reference
6824
As published
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Tender for weight management services
RESOLVED - That the Adult Social Care and Public Health Sub-Committee delegates authority to the Executive Director, Health and Adult Social Care to procure and award a contract for Tier 2 Weight Management Services for a term of three (3) years with the optional extension of a further two (2) years and delegates authority to the Executive Director Health and Adult Social Care to grant that extension subject to satisfactory performance.
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The report sought approval to procure a new Tier 2 Weight Management Services contract for children, young people, adults and families across Brighton and Hove. The proposed contract would run for three years, with an optional two-year extension, replacing the current contract provided by BeeZee Bodies Ltd.
Recommendation
Delegate authority to the Executive Director, Health and Adult Social Care to procure and award a contract for Tier 2 Weight Management Services for three years, with an optional further two-year extension subject to satisfactory performance.
Financial impact
The budget is estimated at £0.4 million for the first year and £2 million for the lifetime of the contract, including the optional extension period. The planned 2023/24 budget is £0.400 million per annum and is funded from the ring-fenced Public Health grant.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Adult Social Care and Public Health Sub-Committee
Date in document
10 Jan 2023
Stakeholders named
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Children and young peopleOverweight and obese adultsFamiliesPeople with disabilitiesResidents in deprived areasBlack and other ethnic groupsHealthcare professionalsService usersPartner organisationsPotential service providers
Next steps
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Advertise the services through an open tender process.
Develop the new service specification using feedback from healthcare professionals, service users and partner organisations.
Procure and award a three-year contract with an optional two-year extension.
Consider granting the extension subject to satisfactory performance.
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