A Support Service for Parents/Carers of Children and Young People Affected by or at risk of Extra-Familial Exploitation and/or who Repeatedly go missing in York and North Yorkshire

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£355,572

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  • Health and social work services

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Submission Deadline

1 week from now

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5 hours ago

Description

The contracting authority is seeking to award a contract for the provision of A Support Service for Parents/Carers of Children and Young People affected by or at risk of Extra-Familial Exploitation and/or who repeatedly go missing, in York and North Yorkshire, as detailed in the Invitation To Tender Statement of Requirements. 
Contained within the tender pack are the following documents: 
ITT – Instructions for Bidders 
ITT – Statement of Requirements 
ITT – Response to Tender  
ITT – Pricing Schedule 
ITT – Terms and Conditions of Contract  
Appendix 1 – Special Conditions 
Appendix 2 – TUPE Tender Confidentiality Agreement 
Appendix 3 – Draft Information Sharing Agreement 
Appendix 4 – Template for Reporting Data Breach 
Appendix 5 – Security Standards Agreement 
Appendix 6 – Pre-Market Engagement Questionnaire 
The project can be accessed at https://sell2.in-tend.co.uk/blpd/publictenders

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