Digital Wellbeing Platform

The Cabinet Office has recently completed a procurement process for a "Digital Wellbeing Platform" aimed at providing tools, content, and resources for various aspects of wellbeing. This contract falls under the industry categories of general personnel services for the government and miscellaneous health services. It was a competitive quotation process, classified as a "limited procurement" method.

The procurement stage reached the award phase, with the contract awarded to Champion Health on 20th March 2024. The contract period started on 29th March 2024 and is set to conclude on 31st May 2025. The procurement was conducted in the United Kingdom with a total contract value of £40,000 GBP.

This tender offers substantial opportunities for businesses, particularly those focusing on health and wellbeing solutions, as well as digital platform development. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs) were deemed suitable for participation, indicating a supportive environment for diversified business involvement in government contracts. Companies capable of developing and managing digital wellbeing platforms or offering related services can leverage this opportunity to enhance their portfolios, expand market reach, and establish a foothold in government procurement channels.

The project aims to improve public services through innovative solutions, allowing businesses to showcase their capabilities in delivering high-impact, scalable wellbeing tools.