Care Together Seed Funding Evaluation
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Cambridgeshire County Council is currently in the tender stage of a public procurement process with the title "Care Together Seed Funding Evaluation". This tender, set in the UKH12 region of the United Kingdom, specifically Alconbury Weald, Huntingdon, seeks to commission an independent evaluation of a seed-funded component of the "Care Together" programme. The project focuses on research and development services tailored towards health and social work.
The tender is operating under an open procurement method with a below-threshold competition type. Interested parties should note that the tender documentation can be accessed online, and deadlines are approaching, with the enquiry period ending on 9th December 2025 and the submission deadline set for 15th December 2025. This tender presents an excellent opportunity for businesses specialising in consultancy services related to research and development as well as health and social work to expand their portfolio and leverage their expertise.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are particularly encouraged to apply, as the tender is marked suitable for them. Successfully engaging in this project could allow businesses to contribute significant innovations to the public sector and enhance their credibility in the field of public health evaluation. The contract is valued at £24,995, and its completion is expected between the start and end dates of 5th January 2026 and 7th March 2026, respectively.
Businesses should prepare to deliver insights that will guide future commissioning and the development of an evaluation toolkit for upcoming funding rounds.
Cambridgeshire County Council is commissioning an independent, proportionate evaluation of the seed-funded element of the Care Together programme. Care Together has several components, including community-led projects supported through small grants and wider activity designed to strengthen local support for older people. This evaluation focuses on the community-led projects that received seed funding.
The evaluation will provide a high-level assessment of delivery and early outcomes across all district areas, supported by a small number of case studies and light-touch engagement with partners, participants and community organisations. It will explore the programme's contribution to prevention and early help, identify key learning, and highlight what works well across different community settings. Findings will inform future commissioning and support the development of a practical evaluation toolkit to guide monitoring and assessment for the 2026/27 Care Together funding round.
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