Public Health Nursing Services for Children, Young People aged 0-19 and their Families

The public procurement process, spearheaded by Worcestershire County Council, involves modifications and the formal awarding of a contract under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The contract titled "Public Health Nursing Services for Children, Young People aged 0-19 and their Families" pertains to community health services. This initiative, located in Worcestershire (UKG12), is in the award and contract update stage, with key activities dated from 2025.

The contract was modified effective from 7th August 2025, with an approximate lifetime value now adjusted to £61,497,170 following an amendment to augment services. The procurement follows a direct award process, notably without prior call for competition, and complies with the Provider Selection Regime excluding Public Contracts Regulations 2015 provisions. This tender offers significant business growth opportunities, particularly for established service providers with a focus on community health and early intervention services.

The integration of additional funding implies a demand for specialists such as SEND-focused health visitors and expanded infant feeding support, lending itself well to businesses adept in delivering multifaceted health services. Firms with strong expertise in community-based health services and a capability to implement innovative health programs can potentially benefit. The demand for coordinated, evidence-based interventions highlights a preference for organisations capable of working collaboratively with multi-agency teams to improve holistic health outcomes, thus fostering a service-oriented mesh beneficial for capable service providers.