FTS UK public procurement

Children and Young People's Substance Misuse Treatment Service

Birmingham City Council

CompleteOCDS ID ocds-h6vhtk-04f748
Tender valueNot supplied1 awards · 1 contracts

01 Procurement

Tender overview

Updated 8 April 2025
Buyer
Birmingham City Council
Status
Complete
Procurement method
Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition
Category
services
CPV classification
85100000 — Health services
Tender period
Not supplied — Not supplied

Description

The vision for the new children and young people's drug and alcohol service is to have an integrated service model with wider children and young people services. It will provide a range of young person-centred, sensitive, and trauma-informed services to CYP who may be at risk of substance misuse or currently experiencing substance related harm. The service will be structured to support Children and Young People with three tiers of provision: Universal, Targeted and Specialist. The Service will deliver a Public Health approach to address poor health outcomes of substance misuse and promotes health transitions into adulthood.

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02 Awards and contracts

Published award records

1 shown
Active

Children and Young People's Substance Misuse Treatment Service

Awarded
Not supplied
Award value
Not supplied
Suppliers
1
Signed contract
21 March 2025

03 Organisations

Buyers, suppliers and other parties

3 parties
Buyer

Birmingham City Council

Council House, 1 Victoria Square, Birmingham, UKG31, B11BB, United Kingdom

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Birmingham City Council

Council House, 1 Victoria Square, Birmingham, B1 1BB, United Kingdom

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04 Provenance

Source for this process

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