Provision of Early Years Targeted Support Services

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£1,325,000

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  • Social services

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1 month from now

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19 hours ago

Description

The London Borough of Lambeth is seeking to commission Early Years Targeted Support Services, which will be procured as two separate contracts (two Lots).
The Lots include:
• Lot 1 Provision of Early Years Targeted Support Services for Young Parents (under 25 years) • Lot 2 Provision of Early Years Targeted Support Services Financial Advice & Support for Families with Young Children.
The contract will be for an initial 3 (three) years from 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2028, with an option to extend for an additional 2 (two) years on an annual basis until June 2030.

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