Anti-social Behaviour & Mental Health Navigator Service

Tender description

Westminster City Council is seeking to work with a single Provider who can offer dedicated capacity to assist and empower victims and perpetrators of Anti-social Behaviour (ASB) to access the right support, to manage a range of needs and social distresses that can affect an individual’s mental health and in doing so, alleviate pressure on services. The contract is expected to run for 2 years with an option to extend for a further year. Through this market engagement exercise WCC is trying to understand the appetite in market, ability and experience of Providers to assist WCC in reaching its strategic goals in the delivery of this contract. This opportunity will run as tender process, and we expect to publish the Contract on or around Spring 2025 (subject to change) on Jaggaer which is our online procurement portal. The tender is aiming to launch in December 2024 (subject to change). If you are interested in this opportunity but do not have a Jaggaer account, you can register here using the ‘Register Now’ function. Full details of the requirements will be published with the tender documents. It should be noted that this is not a guarantee of further competition. The Authority reserves the right, at its own discretion, to withdraw from the process and pursue alternative routes to market for the provision of this service, should it decide to do so. Expressions of Interest are not to be emailed directly and must go via the E-procurement portal Jaggaer. Kindly register your expression of interest via our e-tendering portal; https://wcc.ukp.app.jaggaer.com/ and search for the following reference: PQQ: SQ_30017 - Anti-social Behaviour & Mental Health Navigator Service - Market Engagement by 6th November 2024. Further information in regards to completing the questionnaire is available to registered delegates via the e-tendering portal. Lot 1: Westminster City Council is seeking to work with a single Provider who can offer dedicated capacity to assist and empower victims and perpetrators of Anti-social Behaviour (ASB) to access the right support, to manage a range of needs and social distresses that can affect an individual’s mental health and in doing so, alleviate pressure on services.