Opportunity overview
1. Following confirmation from the Department of Health and Social Care in December 2025 of the inclusion within the Public Health Grant of ringfenced funding for drug and alcohol prevention, treatment and recovery from 2026/27 to 2028/29 that was previously provided to DCC in separate grants, the following components of the CDDARS contract are to be extended from 1 April 2026 to 30 September 2028: a. In-Patient Detoxification (IPD): an IPD Coordinator who operates on behalf of the South of Tyne 'LA4' Consortium, which includes the local authorities of Gateshead, South Tyneside, and Sunderland. b. Individual Placement and Support (IPS): an IPS team of 1.0 whole-time equivalent (WTE) Senior Employment Specialist and 4.0 WTE Employment Specialists. c. Rough Sleepers Drug and Alcohol Treatment (RSDAT): a team that comprises 1.0 WTE Mental Health Nurse, 1.0 WTE Domestic Abuse Worker, 1.0 WTE Workforce Development Worker, and 3.0 WTE Recovery Outreach Workers. 2. The net impact on the contract value of the above modifications is therefore an increase of £1,048,274. Original Contract Price Awarded £20,012,171. Previously agreed modifications to the contract increased the Contract Price by £1,121,671. Increase the agreed Contract Price by a further £1,048,274 in respect of this modification.
Awarded to
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Waythrough
- Contract value
- £22.2m
- Awarded
- Not supplied
- Contract signed
- 31 Mar 2025
- Award ID
- 032442-2026-DN742666-1
- Status
- active
- Identifier
- GB-CHC 515755
- Location
- Co Durham, UKC14, United Kingdom
Classification
- CPV85323000 — Community health services
Lots
- County Durham Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service. The Service aims to enable individuals to become 'free from their dependence' and reduce the harm caused by substance misuse to families, communities, and society as a whole. The Service is underpinned by an emphasis on the local 'think family' approach, helping to support individuals through their recovery process, reducing vulnerabilities, safeguarding and risk within the wider context of their family unit, as appropriate.Value not stated