Community Physical Activity Service for men aged 40 years plus- living in deprived areas of Wirral

Wirral Council has awarded a contract for the provision of a Community Physical Activity Service targeting men aged 40 years and over, particularly in deprived areas of Wirral. The contract is categorized under the services industry, specifically health and social work services, and is situated within the region of UKD74, United Kingdom. This procurement process concluded in the Award stage, with the contract being signed on 1st April 2025 and set to run until 31st March 2028.

The procurement was conducted using a direct method termed as 'Below threshold - without competition', adhering to the 2023/54 legal basis applicable within the UK legislative framework. This tender presents substantial opportunities for growth for businesses specializing in community and health services, notably those with experience in delivering physical activity programs and health services within community settings. Companies like small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a focus on health promotion and social well-being initiatives would be well-suited to compete for similar contracts.

The awarded supplier, Tranmere Rovers in the Community, exemplifies the type of organisation equipped to handle such services, emphasizing the importance of strong community ties and established credibility within public health sectors. This opportunity highlights the potential for organisations to expand their footprint in public service delivery by leveraging their service offerings to meet community needs in targeted demographic populations.