AHS5185 - Tower Hamlets Healthy Communities Programme
London Borough of Tower Hamlets · London
Key facts
- Estimated value
- £4,000,000
- Closing date
- 10 May 2017
- Contract starts
- 01 Oct 2017
- Contract ends
- 02 Oct 2020
- Procedure
- Other -
- Buyer type
- Local government
Description
The Council is commissioning the Tower Hamlets Healthy Communities Programme in order to improve population health and wellbeing and reduce local health inequalities. The new programme will address health and wellbeing issues across the whole life course, from infancy to old age. The programme will predominantly support the 'Communities Driving Change' priority in the Tower Hamlets Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2017-2020, however we anticipate that it will also impact on each of the other high-level areas that have been prioritised within the Strategy: Creating a Healthier Place; Employment and Health; Children's Weight and Nutrition and Developing an Integrated System .
We want to build on the great work that has been achieved through previously commissioned programmes, whilst moving away from a model of service delivery to a model of community empowerment. In line with the Council's commitment to co-production we want the programme to be shaped by local community priorities as well as by the expertise of local providers. We are therefore issuing an outcomes-based specification and asking providers to identify the most effective way of working with local people to address their priorities, as well as achieving the outcomes set out in the Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
The programme will be split into 3 phases however we are procuring the three phases together, so are looking for Providers who can effectively deliver across all three phases.
Phase 1 - Scoping (3 months): - identifying 2 or 3 geographical or topical areas of focus - identifying the key stakeholders within each area of focus
Phase 2 - Engagement and development (3 months): - engaging and understanding the local community and relevant stakeholders - identifying local assets, building on rather than duplicating what exists - co-producing local outcomes frameworks and delivery plans for each area
Phase 3 - Delivery, reflection and review of the delivery plan (30 months) - delivery of the plan produced in phase 2 - monitoring of progress against the outcomes agreed in phase 2 - review of progress and refresh of the delivery plan
We are procuring the programme in four locality-based lots, with providers being welcome to bid for one or more of the lots. We welcome consortia bids. The anticipated contract start date is: Monday 2nd October 2017
The estimated value of the contract is: Lot 1 £200 000 per annum Lot 2 £200 000 per annum Lot 3 £200 000 per annum Lot 4 £200 000 per annum
For a period of: 3 + 2 years
Organisations wishing to express their interest are requested to register on the London Tenders Portal via the link below, where the tender documentation will be available to download.
Categories (CPV)
- 85100000 Health services
Similar open tenders
Tender for the Provision of Learning Disability And Autism Supported living
Location: LondonBuyer: London Borough of Hounslow
Open tenderCloses 1 Dec, 202627 daysValue £4.70mSource Find a TenderThe London Borough of Hounslow is an ambitious council that aims to provide the absolute best services to the community it serves. The Council are committed to supporting people to live as independently as possible ensuring people with a learning disability and/or autism have access to high-quality support that enables
Contract for the Provision of Support and Services for Carers
Location: United KingdomBuyer: The Council of the City of Wakefield
Open tenderCloses 4 Dec, 202630 daysValue £2.69mSource Find a TenderWakefield Metropolitan District Council (the Council) wishes to commission a Service to provide information, advice and support for Adult and Young Adult Carers living in Wakefield District. Unpaid carers are a vital part of the health and care system, providing essential support to family members, friends and neighbor
Establishment of Framework for Mediation Service- External Conflict Resolution
Location: Northern IrelandBuyer: Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery
Open tenderCloses 30 Nov, 202626 daysValue £40.00kSource Find a TenderICRIR wishes to establish a call-off framework/contract for the provision of independent external workplace mediation and conflict resolution services. The service will provide access to suitably qualified and experienced mediators to support the early resolution of workplace disputes, employee relations issues and con
Establishment of Framework for Mediation Service– External Conflict Resolution
Location: Northern IrelandBuyer: Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery
Open tenderCloses 8 Dec, 202634 daysValue £40.00kSource Find a TenderICRIR wishes to establish a call-off framework/contract for the provision of independent external workplace mediation and conflict resolution services. The service will provide access to suitably qualified and experienced mediators to support the early resolution of workplace disputes, employee relations issues and con
Best Start in Life Parent /carer panels
Location: East MidlandsBuyer: Leicestershire County Council
Open tenderCloses 2 Dec, 202628 daysValue £98.00kSource Find a TenderNo Description:To support the delivery of the 2026-2029 Department for Education (DfE) Family Hubs and Start for Life Programme, Leicestershire County Council is seeking to commission a third-party provider to establish and coordinate a dedicated parent and carer engagement forum. The service will gather the voices and
Community Domestic Abuse Support Service
Location: North WestBuyer: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
Open tenderCloses 3 Dec, 202629 daysValue £4.03mSource Find a TenderThis Service Specification sets out the requirements for the delivery of the COMPASS Community Domestic Abuse Support Service across the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport. The Provider will provide a flexible, trauma-informed and person-centred offer comprising both safe accommodation-based support and community-based