Middlesbrough 0-11 Healthy Child Programme Service

The public procurement process detailed involves Middlesbrough Council as the buying organisation, focusing on the provision of the "Middlesbrough 0-11 Healthy Child Programme Service," a health and social work service based in Middlesbrough, United Kingdom. This service pertains to early intervention and prevention in public health for children aged 0-11. The procurement falls under the services category and has been updated with a contract award notice under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023.

The procurement stage is now in the award phase, ensuring the contract has been formally awarded to the most suitable provider. The legal framework applicable is CELEX, and the procurement process bypasses the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. Key contact for inquiries is Jonathan Williams at Middlesbrough Council.

This tender offers valuable business opportunities for organisations specialising in public health services who can provide early intervention programmes tailored for children. It is suitable for businesses that have expertise in health and social work services and a proven track record in service provision within the healthcare sector. Small to medium enterprises (SMEs) in the local area, as well as larger organisations with specialist knowledge and resources in child health programmes, may find this tender particularly advantageous for growth and expansion into the public health domain.