Multiple Disadvantage Outreach Team (MDOT) 2022

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Buyers

Reading Borough Council

Value

£1,799,994

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Change, Grow, Live

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Health and social work services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

Reading Borough Council are completing an Open ITT exercise for the provision of a Multiple Disadvantage Outreach Team (MDOT) relevant to the Rough Sleeping Drug and Alcohol Treatment Grant Scheme as provided by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) and Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). This contract is to provide an assertive response, improved support and recovery outcomes to those experiencing rough sleeping who have drug and alcohol dependence and mental/physical health support needs. The contract duration has a term of up to 27 months subject to ongoing eligibility for grant funding.Suppliers that would like to take part in this process are invited to Express Interest upon which they will be given access to the full documentation delivered through this portal. Documents can be accessed from the My Tenders area of this website by selecting the View Details button for the project.Expressions of interest will only be accepted until Wed

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Reading Borough Council

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