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United Kingdom-London: Health and social work services – Recurrent Lead
The current contract for Health and social work services – Recurrent Lead is projected to end on 30-JUN-20 and may be available for retender. Healthwatch and NHS Complaints Advocacy Services.
Healthwatch and NHS Complaints Advocacy Services.
The London Borough of Waltham Forest wishes to commission an integrated Healthwatch and NHS Complaints Advocacy Services and invites bid submissions from suitably experienced organisations wishing to tender for the above contract.
The contract, which is expected to start on 1.7.2017, will be for a 3-year period with the option to extend by a further 2 years, subject to annual review.
This contract will address the responsibility of the Council to ensure an integrated Healthwatch service and NHS Complaints Advocacy service are available to residents of the borough.
The London Borough of Waltham Forest wishes to commission an integrated Healthwatch and NHS Complaints Advocacy Services and invites bid submissions from suitably experienced organisations wishing to tender for the above contract.
The contract, which is expected to start on 1.7.2017, will be for a 3-year period with the option to extend by a further 2 years, subject to annual review.
This contract will address the responsibility of the Council to ensure an integrated Healthwatch service and NHS Complaints Advocacy service are available to residents of the borough.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 85000000, Health and social work services, 98000000, Other community, social and personal services,
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