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Awarded · ResultStage · contract

NHS England

Mental Health Expert by Experience review of High Intensity Use (HIU) model

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Value£25k
Awarded11 Jul 2023
Published11 Aug 2023
RegionLondon
Outcome — awarded

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£25ktotal contract value
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this tender£0£561k

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A Supplier to conduct a review of the High Intensity Use model led by experts by experience.

3 month contract with optional 1 month extension at no extra cost to the Authority.

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