SC240066 - West Kent Drug and Alcohol service

Award

Buyers

Value

£30,291,916

Suppliers

Classifications

  • Rehabilitation services

Tags

  • award
  • contract

Published

8 months ago

Description

Following the elapse of the 8 working day standstill period, the Council is awarding a contract as detailed within this notice to an existing
provider following The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023
Direct Award C procurement procedure.
Kent County Council has statutory responsibility as a condition of its Public Health Grant to
provide specialist Substance Misuse Services aimed at reducing the harm caused by drugs
and alcohol and to improve the health and wellbeing of Kent’s population.
This contract under the Adult Kent Drug and Alcohol Services is due to expire on 31 January
2025 and therefore a procurement was required to ensure the continuity of the services
from the 1st February 2025.
The provision of drug and alcohol services aligns with local and national strategies. Locally,
the services support the levelling up agenda and integrated model of care outlined in the
KCC Strategic plan 2022-26 (Framing Kent’s Future) as well as the improvement of the local
treatment and recovery system as outlined in the Kent Drug and Alcohol Strategy,
2023-2028.

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Kent County Council

Regional or local authority

Mr Matt Wellard

[email protected]

+44 3000413221

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