All age community-based 'integrated' drug & alcohol treatment and recovery
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Liverpool City Council has completed the award stage for an 'all-age community-based integrated drug & alcohol treatment and recovery' service, with the procurement being handled through an open procedure. This project aims to deliver high-quality, accessible treatment services that are tailored to the diverse needs of the community, emphasising prevention, wellbeing, and safety. The awarded contract, valued at approximately £124.5 million, will be carried out by CHANGE GROW LIVE SERVICES LTD. The service is scheduled to start on 1 April 2025 and end by 31 March 2030, servicing across England, United Kingdom.
Related procurement activities were initially published on 2 August 2024, with tender submissions closed by 9 September 2024, marking a critical point in the procurement timeline. This tender presents substantial business opportunities, especially for entities experienced in providing medical and community health services, as reflected in the classification codes (85141000, 85312500, and 85323000). It invites a broad spectrum of organisations, including SMEs and VCSEs, to engage in creating community-centric solutions, enhancing treatment accessibility, and integrating feedback from service users and their families.
Businesses specialising in rehabilitation and community health services are well-positioned to leverage this opportunity, contributing to the broader public health outcomes and potentially establishing lasting partnerships with the public sector.
Liverpool is to have a high quality, all-age, modern, integrated, recovery orientated treatment and recovery service that will be based on the following principles and values (not limited to);
- It will be easily accessible, and support people with a substance misuse need (the term 'substance misuse' is used within national guidance and will encompass drug and/or alcohol use).
- It will be prevention focused and wellbeing centred, whilst increasing the emphasis on the full treatment package, rather than just the pharmacological or psychosocial aspects.
- It will be clinically safe and underpinned by robust, proactive clinical leadership.
- It will respond positively to the cultural, religious, ethnic, language, gender, disability, and age-related needs of an individual.
- It will provide a 'gendered' approach to delivery where appropriate, including consideration of the different needs of women.
- It will be inclusive of the voices of people using the service and the voice of affected children, families, and carers and to safeguard children.
- In line with the national strategic outcomes, our ambitions will include (not limited to).
- Improving the capacity, efficiency, and quality of service delivery
- Increasing the numbers accessing treatment
- Reducing overall drug use, drug related crime, drug and alcohol related harms and deaths.
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The contract period is five years.
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