Provision of Addiction Services
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The West Dunbartonshire Council is seeking proposals for the provision of addiction services, titled "Provision of Addiction Services", within the services industry category. This procurement is relevant to those located in the UKM8 region, primarily Dumbarton. Currently, at the tender stage, this opportunity is part of an open procedure, which requires electronic submissions.
Interested parties must make their submissions by 20th August 2025, 12:00 PM. The contract, valued at £2.8 million, is designed to support adults over 18 dealing with addiction to alcohol or substance misuse through intensive support and peer services. This tender presents substantial business growth opportunities, particularly for service providers experienced in addiction and healthcare services.
Organisations adept in delivering comprehensive support to individuals facing substance misuse challenges will find this opportunity aligns with their expertise. The contract requires a registered, qualified provider, making it ideal for businesses that specialise in health and social care services. The open procedure procurement method allows a wide range of businesses to compete, offering an excellent chance for companies looking to expand their portfolio in public health services.
WDADP through The Council wish to tender a requirement for an Addictions Service to be delivered throughout the Council's geographical region. This will appoint a suitably qualified, experienced and registered Provider to deliver and develop a service which is responsive to the needs of adults aged 18 years and over who experience challenges including addiction to alcohol and/or substance misuse. The Services provided will be Intensive and support services for adults aged 18 years and over who experience challenges with alcohol and substance misuse.
Peer support services for adults aged 18 years and over who experience challenges with alcohol and substance misuse.
WDADP through The Council wish to tender a requirement for an Addictions Service to be delivered throughout the Council's geographical region. This will appoint a suitably qualified, experienced and registered Provider to deliver and develop a service which is responsive to the needs of adults aged 18 years and over who experience challenges including addiction to alcohol and/or substance misuse. The Services provided will be Intensive and support services for adults aged 18 years and over who experience challenges with alcohol and substance misuse. Peer support services for adults aged 18 years and over who experience challenges with alcohol and substance misuse.
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