Closed tender

SBC HJ Substance Misuse

Details

Buyer
SE Shared Services
Topic
Toxic substances rehabilitation services
Published
5 September 2016
Submission
5 October 2016

Tender description

Slough Borough Council is seeking to appoint a single provider to work in conjunction with the pharmacological provider, to deliver Recovery Oriented Substance Misuse Services to adults and young people in Slough. The provider will need to demonstrate that they have the knowledge, innovation and ability to deliver drug and alcohol services that meet the needs of a diverse population Contract start date is the 1st April 2017 and will be for a term of three years with a possible extension of two years. The financial envelope available for this service is £825,000 per annum.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published5 September 2016
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date5 October 2016

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