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Awarded· 17 Feb 2025

Provision of Halton 0-19 (+025 SEND) Healthy Child Programme

Halton Borough Council · Halton, North West

Halton Borough Council has awarded Provision of Halton 0-19 (+025 SEND) Healthy Child Programme. It is a contract for other health and social care in Halton.

Source: Find a Tender, published 27 Mar 2025. Details are refreshed every 30 minutes.

Key dates

  1. 2025

    Contract awarded

    Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

  2. 2025

    Award notice published

    Award Notice · 10:48

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  3. 2025

    Tender notice updated

    Tender Notice · 09:12

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About this tender

In brief

Halton Borough Council has awarded Provision of Halton 0-19 (+025 SEND) Healthy Child Programme. It is a contract for other health and social care in Halton. The contract went to Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. It was awarded on 17 February 2025. The contract value is £25,050,368.

It is run as an award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition. Find a Tender published it on 27 March 2025. The notice number is 011444-2025. The OCDS ID is ocds-h6vhtk-04e31e.

Summary of the contracting process

Halton Borough Council has awarded a contract for the Provision of the 0-19 (+25 SEND) Healthy Child Programme, focusing on integrated public health nursing services. The programme, which falls under the health services industry category, is set to commence on 1st April 2025 and will run until 31st March 2030, with the possibility of two additional 12-month extensions.

The contract, valued at £25,050,368, was awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, specifically using the direct award Process C. The procurement process is in the award stage, with the decision confirmed on 4th March 2025. Ideal candidates would be organisations capable of delivering comprehensive health programmes, particularly those with expertise in community public health nursing.

The programme requires providers that can work in partnership with local authorities, education systems, and other health professionals.

The notice in full

The 0-19 (+25 SEND) Healthy Child Programme, integrated Public Health Nursing Service will provide clinical leadership, co-ordination, and delivery of the Healthy Child Programme 0-19 (+25) HCP in the Halton Borough Council. The service will be led by health visitors and school nurses working in partnership with a range of professionals and agencies to support children and families and to deliver the Healthy Child Programme.

Health visitors and School Nurses will be specialist community public health nurse (SCPHN); they will be registered nurses or midwives who has undertaken a year's further post registration training in child health, health promotion, public health, and education.

Health Visitors and School Nurses will provide place-based services and work in partnership with education, LAs, health and other key partners where needed to deliver an effective Healthy Child programme for prevention and support. The service will work alongside other child and family services who will be delivering other Public Health elements of the Healthy Child Programme.

As an essential part of the children's services 'system', the Service will make a major contribution to the Halton Borough Council Children and Young People's Improvement Plan ambitions by improving health and wellbeing outcomes for children and young people, identifying additional needs early, building resilience and reducing health inequalities by providing effective universal and targeted interventions for children, young people and their parents.

Lots (1)

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    Lot 1Cancelled

    The 0-19 (+25 SEND) Healthy Child Programme, integrated Public Health Nursing Service will provide clinical leadership, co-ordination, and delivery of the Healthy Child Programme 0-19 (+25) HCP in the Halton Borough Council. The service will be led by health visitors and school nurses working in partnership with a range of professionals and agencies to support children and families and to deliver the Healthy Child Programme.

    Health visitors and School Nurses will be specialist community public health nurse (SCPHN); they will be registered nurses or midwives who has undertaken a year's further post registration training in child health, health promotion, public health, and education.

    Health Visitors and School Nurses will provide place-based services and work in partnership with education, LAs, health and other key partners where needed to deliver an effective Healthy Child programme for prevention and support. The service will work alongside other child and family services who will be delivering other Public Health elements of the Healthy Child Programme.

    As an essential part of the children's services 'system', the Service will make a major contribution to the Halton Borough Council Children and Young People's Improvement Plan ambitions by improving health and wellbeing outcomes for children and young people, identifying additional needs early, building resilience and reducing health inequalities by providing effective universal and targeted interventions for children, young people and their parents.

    Halton Borough Council intends to award a contract to an existing provider following Direct Award Process C under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023.

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Key facts

Every field the notice carries. Anything it leaves blank is listed under its table.

Contract

Service
Other health and social care
Procurement type
Standard
Category
Services
Contract period
Not specified - Not specified
Lots
1
Awarded to
Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Number of suppliers
1

Procedure

Notice type
Tender Notice
Procurement method
Limited
Procedure
Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition
Current stage
Award
Stages so far
Tender, Award
Published on
Find a Tender Service
Awardee scale
Large

Values

Contracts value
£25,050,368

Not stated in the notice: tender value, lots value, awards value.

Status

Tender
Complete
Lots
Cancelled
Awards
Active
Contracts
Active

References

Find a Tender notice
011444-2025
Open Contracting ID
ocds-h6vhtk-04e31e
CPV code
85100000 - Health services
CPV division
85 - Health and social work services
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Location

Halton Borough Council is based in Halton. The area the service covers can be wider, so check the notice and the lots.
Local authority
Halton
Town
Warrington
Postcode
WA8 7QF
Electoral ward
Central & West Bank
Constituency
Widnes and Halewood
Delivery area
East Merseyside
Region
North West
Sub-region
East Merseyside
Area
Merseyside
Country
England
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Buyer and supplier

Contracting authority

Organisation
Halton Borough Council
Category
Services
Phone
+44 1515118421
Address
Widnes, WA8 7QF · North West · England

Not stated in the notice: contact.

Call +44 1515118421

Awarded supplier

Supplier
Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Awardee scale
Large
Number of suppliers
1
Awards value
Not stated
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Documents and links

Official sources for this notice. The tender pack itself sits on the buyer's portal.
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Questions about Provision of Halton 0-19 (+025 SEND) Healthy Child Programme

Who won the Provision of Halton 0-19 (+025 SEND) Healthy Child Programme contract?

Halton Borough Council awarded the contract to Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust on 17 February 2025.

How much is the Provision of Halton 0-19 (+025 SEND) Healthy Child Programme contract worth?

The contract value is £25,050,368.

Who is the buyer for Provision of Halton 0-19 (+025 SEND) Healthy Child Programme?

Halton Borough Council, based in Halton, North West.

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