Birmingham Adult Drug and Alcohol Service

The Birmingham City Council has awarded a contract for the Birmingham Adult Drug and Alcohol Service, focusing on community health services within the region UKG31. The procurement, valued between £64,287,726 and £83,000,000, encompasses a four-year period starting from 1st October 2025, with potential extensions totalling up to six years if required. Following the Direct Award Process C under the Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023, the procurement reached the Award stage on 9th September 2025.

The contract ensures that services, including interventions for substance misuse, are tailored to local needs using a personalised approach. The selected supplier, Change, Grow, Live Services Limited, is responsible for the delivery of this initiative. This procurement opportunity offers substantial growth for businesses involved in community health and rehabilitation services.

Companies that specialise in drug and alcohol recovery, public health programming, or those with a focus on tailored, person-centred health interventions stand to benefit substantially. The opportunity allows for diversifying service offerings and expanding market presence within Birmingham through engagement with a crucial public health service led by a prominent regional authority. Additionally, businesses with a track record of delivering high-quality health services will find this contract a strategic fit, taking advantage of the financial backing and potentially benefiting from additional grant funding.