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Specialist Community Substance Misuse Service for Adults (Drugs and Alcohol) in Halton

Halton Borough Council is responsible for the commissioning of Substance Misuse Services for the residents of Halton. Halton Borough Council would like to invite tenders for the provision of a specialist community drugs and alcohol service for adults which will focus upon prevention, treatment and recovery. Organisations should be suitably qualified and experienced in the provision of providing substance misuse services and able to demonstrate they are capable of meeting the service specification. Organisations wil...

Buyer

Halton Borough Council

Value

£6,818,248

Published

18 Nov 2016

Closes

26 Oct 2015

Procurement details

Source

Contracts Finder

Region

East Merseyside

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

31 Mar 2016

Contract ends

31 Mar 2021

CPV classifications

85000000

Health and social work services

Lots

Lot default Specialist Community Substance Misuse Service for Adults (Drugs and Alcohol) in Halton

£6,818,248

Halton Borough Council is responsible for the commissioning of Substance Misuse Services for the residents of Halton. Halton Borough Council would like to invite tenders for the provision of a specialist community drugs and alcohol service for adults which will focus upon prevention, treatment and recovery. Organisations should be suitably qualified and expe...

Delivery: North West · United Kingdom, North West, United Kingdom

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27 Jan 2016

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