Autism Pathway, Autism Awareness, Positive Behavioural Support and Pathological Demand Avoidance Training for the Adult Care and Community Wellbeing Directorate Adult Care Teams (ACCW)

Lincolnshire County Council has successfully completed a procurement process for the delivery of Autism Pathway, Autism Awareness, Positive Behavioural Support, and Pathological Demand Avoidance Training for the Adult Care and Community Wellbeing Directorate Adult Care Teams. The process was conducted under the services category, focusing on education and training services, and is classified under the CPV code 80000000. Located in Lincolnshire, within the region UKF3, the contract aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of Adult Care staff, ensuring care remains person-centred with optimal outcomes for residents.

The procurement culminated in an award to Andrew Whitehouse Limited, a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME), with a contract valued at £33,280. The process was initiated as a tender and concluded with the contract being active as of 26th June 2025. This tender offers significant opportunities for businesses specialising in health, education, and training services, particularly those focused on autism and behavioural support.

Companies that have expertise in training adult care professionals and can provide programmes aligned with regulatory requirements are well-suited to contend in such procurements. SMEs like Andrew Whitehouse Limited, with specialised knowledge in developing and delivering person-centred care training, can leverage similar opportunities to expand their market presence and contribute to community wellbeing initiatives. By engaging in such public procurement processes, businesses can not only achieve growth but also play a vital role in enhancing public services.