Autism Support for Young People
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The Birmingham Children's Trust Community Interest Company is actively planning a procurement process titled "Autism Support for Young People," with an estimated annual contract value of £600,000. The tender falls under the industry category of Health and Social Work Services and Other Community, Social, and Personal Services, specifically targeting interventions for children with autism and their families. Located in Birmingham, UK (region UKG31), the procurement is in the planning stage with notable key dates ahead—including the submission deadline set for 16th January 2026 and the award period ending on 11th February 2026.
The open procurement method, qualifying under a light-touch regime, indicates a streamlined procedure for interested bidders. This tender offers significant opportunities for business growth, particularly for organisations specialising in health and social services keen to extend their expertise in autism support. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs) will find this process particularly suitable due to its emphasis on specialised interventions and workforce upskilling.
With the contract period beginning in April 2026, extending for a potential maximum term ending in March 2031, businesses have the chance to engage in long-term provision, thereby cementing their presence in the public service sector while delivering essential support to youth in the Birmingham area.
The contract will be award to one provider to begin 1st October 2025. The estimated annual value of this contract will be PS600,000 (subject to change). The commissioned service will provide direct interventions to children with autism and their families.
The specialist interventions will be specifically related to support associated with the child's autism. The brief will also include upskilling practitioners within the Early Help service, offering advice, guidance and training on autism enabling practitioners to respond effectively to families.
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The contract period is three years.
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