Framework Agreement for Staffordshire County Council Workforce Mental Wellbeing Early Intervention Support
Framework ceiling £250,000 across 6 suppliers or lots — the most the agreement may spend across all suppliers and call-offs, not a contract value.
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
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Staffordshire County Council requires a range of organisations/individual professionals to complement our employed Occupational Health and Health and Safety professionals to deliver a range of prevention and early intervention support services to the workforce under a Framework Agreement.
The use of a Framework Agreement for the provision of early intervention support to employees will allow the Council to have a range of competent providers offering a wide range of skills and services.
There are no guaranteed levels of referrals per provider.
Providers are expected to work in partnership with the County Council to deliver early intervention services to the corporate workforce of 4300 employees and for other customers supported by the Council's Health, Safety and Wellbeing Service.
Providers appointed to the framework will assist us to support employees suffering from mental ill health and help prevent and reduce the impact that ill health of this nature has on individuals, their families and organisational productivity.
What the notice asks for
Staffordshire County Council requires a range
Staffordshire County Council requires a range of organisations/individual professionals to complement our employed Occupational Health and Health and Safety professionals to deliver a range of prevention and early intervention support services to the workforce under a Framework Agreement.
The use of a Framework Agreement
The use of a Framework Agreement for the provision of early intervention support to employees will allow the Council to have a range of competent providers offering a wide range of skills and services.
Providers are expected to work in partnership
Providers are expected to work in partnership with the County Council to deliver early intervention services to the corporate workforce of 4300 employees and for other customers supported by the Council's Health, Safety and Wellbeing Service.
Providers appointed to the framework will assist
Providers appointed to the framework will assist us to support employees suffering from mental ill health and help prevent and reduce the impact that ill health of this nature has on individuals, their families and organisational productivity.
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Framework Agreement for Staffordshire County Council Workforce Mental Wellbeing Early Intervention Support
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- ocds-h6vhtk-03c51f
- Stage
- award · Awarded
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- Find a Tender
- Buyer ref
- 027757-2023
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