Stop Smoking Services

Stoke on Trent City Council has completed the procurement process for the provision of Stop Smoking Services, aimed at individuals aged 12 and over who live, work, or attend educational settings in Stoke-on-Trent. The project, with the title "Stop Smoking Services," falls under the services category and is set to benefit various vulnerable groups including pregnant women and individuals with mental health issues. This tender was executed through an open procedure, highlighting its accessibility to various potential suppliers.

The contract, valued at £4,440,324 gross, was awarded on 15th September 2025 to Reed Wellbeing, with the service commencing from 1st October 2025 and running until 31st March 2030, with optional extensions possible up to 2032. The project location is within the Stoke-on-Trent area, listed under the miscellaneous health services industry category. This procurement creates significant opportunities for businesses involved in health services, particularly those with expertise in smoking cessation.

Companies offering innovative solutions through technology or pharmaceutical interventions, as well as those experienced in working with high-risk groups, could find growth opportunities by engaging in similar future tenders. Further, organisations that can provide flexible service delivery and collaborate effectively with partner agencies stand to benefit greatly. Given the large scale and potential renewal of the contract, interested entities should focus on building robust support mechanisms for vulnerable populations to enhance competitive advantage in subsequent tenders.

This contract underlines the potential for large-scale, impactful services aimed at improving public health outcomes in Stoke-on-Trent.