the Hillingdon Adult Substance Misuse, Treatment and Recovery Service and the Hillingdon Smoking Cessation Service

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Buyers

London Borough of Hillingdon

Value

£30,179,561

Suppliers

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust

Classifications

Health services

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Published

1 year ago

Description

The Public Health Department of  London Borough of Hilllingdon has awarded a contract to a provider to deliver 
Lot 1 - the Hillingdon Adult Substance Misuse, Treatment and Recovery Service; and Lot 2 - the Hillingdon Smoking Cessation Service 
Hillingdon's Objectives
In Hillingdon our intention is to commission substance misuse services that have ‘harm reduction’ as a principle aim and ‘recovery’ as a desirable and achievable outcome.
In Hillingdon our goal is to reduce smoking prevalence in each of the priority groups, with a general overall population level reduction in smoking prevalence across Hillingdon and Improvement relative to London and England.
The Contract term is for 5 years with optional extensions of 2 + 2 years 
This notice reflects the value of a potential 9 year contract

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London Borough of Hillingdon

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Sally Offin

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