26051 Perinatal Mental Health Peer Support Service
Cambridgeshire County CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £100,000
Deadline
27 July 2026
Published
26 June 2026
Type
services
Overview
Delivery of face-to-face peer support community groups to parents in Cambridgeshire who are experiencing mild to moderate perinatal mental health difficulties, from pregnancy up until the child is age 5. Contract Start Date: 1 October 2026 Contract End Date: 30 September 2028 Extension Options: No
This process is being run under The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 following 'The Competitive Process' route (Regulation 11) which is a formal bidding procedure, under which the contract is advertised, and all interested organisations/ consortium can bid. This ITT provides further details of the requirement and process for submitting bids.
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- The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023
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Cambridgeshire County CouncilKey Dates
Published
26 June 2026
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27 July 2026
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