Isle Of Wight Supervised Self Administration
Midlands Partnership Foundation TrustEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
Not specified
Published
17 June 2026
Type
services
Overview
Inclusion offers the service at Pharmacies throughout the Isle of Wight without restriction. Service users have free choice of which pharmacy they visit.
If a pharmacy does not have a contract in place they can approach Inclusion at any time and a contract will be issued. The provider requirements are standard for the day to day operation of any pharmacy including presence of a qualified pharmacist on site
Provision of supervised consumption of naloxone and/or Needle exchange services in the Isle Of Wight. This is carried out by a suitably trained and qualified pharmacist within a community pharmacy setting.
Additional details
An award has been made following direct award process B, the lifetime value of this contract is estimated to be £66,666.66, however as service users have free choice of which pharmacy they visit in the area it is not possible to project an accurate contract value. This contract is active from 1st April 2026 to 31st July 2027. This is an existing service and the providers are likely to be both existing and new.
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Various Pharmacies
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- 1
Connection Support
1 contract wonlatest 13 Aug 2026 - 2
Better Way Recovery
1 contract wonlatest 17 Jun 2026 - 3
Pharmacies in Telford
1 contract wonlatest 12 Jun 2026
Connection Support is the most likely incumbent based on recency and category match. To win, bidders typically need a clearly differentiated proposition or a price advantage.
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Midlands Partnership Foundation TrustKey Dates
Published
17 June 2026
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