0-19 Public Health Service in Sunderland (PSR Direct Award Process C - Notice of intention to make an award of a contract to the existing provider)

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Value

£56,340,284

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Classifications

  • Community health services

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  • award
  • contract

Published

2 weeks ago

Description

A contract for the provision of the 0-19 Public Health Service in Sunderland ("the Service"), including an integrated Public Health service for pregnant women, children and young people and their families in Sunderland. The Service will be delivered using the core elements of a universal reach, personalised response model.

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Organisation

Sunderland City Council

Regional or local authority

Issy Langley

[email protected]

[email protected]

+44 7796937741

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