19 093 Healthy Child Programme (0-19 service)
Cheshire East Borough CouncilEstimated Value
£39,000,000 – £40,500,000
Deadline
13 March 2020
Published
7 February 2020
Type
services
Overview
Cheshire East Council (in conjunction with NHS England) are recommissioning the Healthy Child Programme which aims to give children and young people the best start in life and beyond; achieving public health outcomes. The vision for the service is to create an accessible, inclusive offer for children and young people aged 0-19 (up to 24 with SEND) and their families.
The service will provide universal and targeted support in local communities, working in a trulyintegrated way to create a holistic, safe, well informed offer which can provide the right help at the right time.There are four core elements to the service: Integrated Health Visiting (0-5), Integrated Health (5+), TargetedIntensive Support (Family Nurse Partnership) and Breastfeeding Support. Asingle provider is being sought to deliver the entire requirements of Lots 1 and 2.\r Potential bidders should express an interest in this opportunity and download all of the relevant documentation from the Chest system www.the-chest.org.uk reference DN429006 applies.\r The Council advises that requirement is likely to be subject to TUPE implications as outlined within the documentation. The successful bidder for Lot 1 (HCP) will automatically be awarded the NHS England contract for Lot 2, and will also be required to enter into lease and licences agreements for the Councils various Childrens' Centre premises to be used in the delivery of the services as described within the tender documentation.
Contact & helpdesk
A significant change is the inclusion ofa Central Contact Hub which will act as a single point of access for parents, young people and professionals.
AI AnalysisMembers
Requirements, key tasks and tips for reading this tender — included with Tendarix membership.
£4.99/month after a 7-day free trial. Cancel anytime before it ends and you pay nothing.
Before you bid, buyers check
two years of filed accountsyour financial standingturnover vs contract valueyour Companies House recordcash flow for 30-day termscredit scores and ratios
Actions
Start free trialto open noticeStart free trial to downloadCreate an account and start a 7-day free trial to open the buyer’s own notice and tender documents, plus fit scoring and the Bid Writer. Then £4.99/month — cancel anytime.
Open Bid WriterIndependent software, web & cloud studio. We design, build and grow digital products that quietly outlast their category.
How to Apply
Step-by-step submission guide
Submission Portal
Contracts Finder
Open the original notice
Click the button below to view this tender on Contracts Finder
Find the submission method
Look for "How to apply" section — most tenders link to an eSourcing platform (e.g. In-Tend, ProContract, Jaggaer)
Create an account
Register on the eSourcing platform for free — you'll need a company email and DUNS number
Download tender documents
Download the ITT (Invitation to Tender), specification, pricing schedule, and any templates
Submit your response
Upload completed documents through the portal before the deadline — late bids are automatically rejected
Most buyers do NOT accept email submissions. You must submit through their eSourcing platform. Check the notice for the exact link.
Buyer Profile
Cheshire East Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
7 February 2020
Submission deadline
13 March 2020
Notice type
tender
Source
contracts finder
Related Tenders
Non-planar surface characterisation and swabbing using the spot robot
The contract is for a UK government agency to commission the design, development, testing, demonstration and delivery of a software suite for the Spot robot that can characterise non‑planar surfaces and perform swabbing tasks.
Neurodevelopmental support for children, families and professionals
The NHS Cheshire and Merseyside ICB will directly award a three‑year contract to the current provider to deliver neurodevelopmental support for children, families and professionals dealing with ADHD or ASD across Liverpool, Sefton, Wirral, St Helens, Knowsley, Halton and Warrington.
Provision of occupational health services
The Trust requires a minimum of two Occupational Health Physicians/Providers for a 3- year term from the 1st January 2027 with a 2-year extension option. This contract is for the p
WCST01.27 - westcountry schools trust - CAFM system
WeST operates 31 schools serving approximately 15,000 pupils and employing approximately 2,300 staff. The estate comprises 23 primary schools and 8 Secondary schools, the largest o
