Recovery Hubs Most Suitable Provider
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The Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the Recovery Hubs project, with the aim of selecting the most suitable provider. The project focuses on health services under the industry category with a classification of "Recovery Hubs Most Suitable Provider". Located within six BSOL localities in the UK, including Central, East, North, Solihull, South, and West, this initiative involves the provision of community health services to improve outcomes for adults with severe mental health issues.
The procurement operates under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, with a planned future notice date of 1st March 2026. The total contract value is estimated at £2,877,126. This tender represents a significant business opportunity, especially for businesses specialising in health services and community care.
Companies that provide accessible, inclusive, and person-centred recovery support services will find this project particularly aligned with their expertise. Engaging in this procurement process offers the potential for both business growth and a meaningful impact on community health, especially within the specified localities. Businesses should prepare to present their suitability to the BSMHFT, as the procurement method focuses on selecting the most suitable provider to ensure enhanced service delivery in mental health care communities.
This is an intention to follow a Most Suitable Provider process for the award of recovery hubs to BSMHFT - any providers who consider themselves suitable should make themselves known to the Authority.
Procurmentof these services conducted by BSOL Procurement Collaborative on behalf of BSMHFT Learning Disability and Autism Collaborative.
This service is for recovery hubs within six BSOL localities including Central, East, North, Solihull, South and West.<br/><br/>The service provides accessible, inclusive and person-centred recovery support across all six localities with the aims of improving outcomes for adults with severe and enduring mental health problems. Additional information: Service Specification and associated documents are to be requested from the Authority.
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