Smokefree Surrey: Additional smoking cessation services
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Surrey County Council has recently awarded a contract for the provision of additional smoking cessation services under its Smokefree Surrey initiative. This contract is part of a broader governmental effort to establish a Smokefree Generation, with local Stop Smoking Services enhanced through a substantial annual grant. The contract, valued at approximately £2.28 million inclusive of VAT, was awarded to THRIVE TRIBE LIMITED on 18 July 2025 and is valid until 30 April 2026, with the possibility of extension until 2029.
This procurement falls under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR), a limited competition method, and supports services across various regions in the United Kingdom, specifically in the health and social work services category. The tender process is complete, and the service delivery aligns with Surrey's Health and Wellbeing Strategy to reduce health inequalities. This tender offers significant opportunities for companies in the public health and health service sectors to expand their influence and impact by aligning with Surrey's commitment to public health improvements.
Businesses that are innovative, quality-driven, and have capabilities in integrating health services and collaborating at a community level are well-positioned to thrive in this initiative. The emphasis on addressing health inequalities and driving social value underscores the demand for providers capable of delivering high-quality, sustainable health services. This contract represents a valuable business growth opportunity for firms specialising in health and social services, particularly those seeking to engage with local government health initiatives.
Description The Government has announced their plans to create a Smokefree Generation. To support this Surrey County Council has been awarded an annual grant as part of the PS70m available to increase capacity and demand to local Stop Smoking Services. Recommendations from the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment on Smoking, Vaping and Tobacco Control, which included the latest data, evidence on service delivery models and engagement with Surrey workforce and residents, has informed this service specification and related outcomes.
The services included support the ambitions in Surrey's Health and Wellbeing Strategy, priority one, supporting people to reach their potential by addressing the wider determinants of health. Ensuring people have a healthy weight and are active and that substance misuse is low, including smoking. What we aim to achieve The Surrey Public Health Team works to improve and protect the health of people living and working in Surrey with a focus on reducing health inequalities through strategic leadership and collaborative working with local partners and the community.
We do this through provision of Public Health leadership and intelligence, expert advice on relevant health protection and healthcare issues and through Public Health commissioned services which contribute to the Surrey Health and Wellbeing Strategy's ambition of reducing health inequalities to ensure no-one is left behind. Surrey County Council are seeking to commission a high quality, evidence-based specialist stop smoking service to compliment the core One You Surrey Integrated Lifestyle Service which includes a smoking cessation service. Total value (estimated) PS1,900,000 excluding VAT PS2,280,000 including VAT Above the relevant threshold Contract dates (estimated) 1 July 2025 to 1 May 2026 Possible extension to 1 May 2029 3 years, 10 months, 1 day 'This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) confirmation of contract award notice.
This contract has been awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Procurement Act 2023 do not apply to this award. This contract has now been formally awarded using the most suitable provider process.'
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