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The council of the Borough of Kirklees has recently awarded a contract for the provision of drug and alcohol dependency advisory services under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations of 2023. The contract, titled "KMCPH-042 Drug & Alcohol Dependency Advisor," falls under the hospital and related services category (CPV: 85110000). The service will support drug and alcohol dependency treatment in secondary care and provide ongoing support for individuals to reduce or stop their substance use during and after hospital stays.
This contract was awarded to Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust via a direct award process on 21st March 2025 and will run from 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026, with an option to extend for an additional three one-year periods. The total contract value, including extensions, is £202,532. The procurement method used was a limited procedure without prior publication of a call for competition.
This tender presents substantial opportunities for businesses specialising in healthcare services, particularly those with expertise in substance misuse treatment and support. Companies offering innovative service models, strong integration and collaboration capabilities, and those seeking to reduce health inequalities through effective resource targeting would be well suited to compete in similar future tenders. The awarded contract underscores the emphasis on quality and innovation, partnership work, and sustainable service provision, which are critical for any organisation aiming to deliver high-impact healthcare services.
Such contracts not only provide financial growth but also foster strong community ties and contribute to public health outcomes, making them ideal for businesses committed to delivering social value and improving community health standards.
The Kirklees district has a high rate of drug and alcohol related deaths as well as a high proportion of drug and alcohol users who do not access community drug treatment services for support. This service will support with Better and more integrated responses to physical and mental health issues from the Menu of Interventions provided by the Office of Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) (the funders). This will assist more individuals accessing the community treatment service for support with their drug and alcohol use. The service will support the treatment of drug and alcohol dependency in secondary care and help provide on-going support for people to stop or reduce their drug and alcohol use in the hospital as an inpatient and following discharge. The service will link with other community substance misuse services. Recognising that drug and alcohol dependency is a chronic, relapsing clinical condition that can lead to premature death, substance use is seen as a medical condition that can be treated, rather than as a lifestyle choice. The service supports a longer-term commitment to supporting people with substance use addiction. The service will increase the support offered to people accessing the Trusts services, to help them to stop using drugs and alcohol and to reduce harm from substance use. Awarding a contract following Direct Award Process C. 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026 with the option to extend for up to 3 years. PS202,532 including extensions.
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