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Staffordshire County Council

Health Visiting Services 0-19 years Cohort Study

R&DCPV 73210000
ValueValue not published
Deadline
Published12 Aug 2026
RegionNationwide
Who to contact
commercial.team@staffordshire.gov.uk

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The brief

Staffordshire County Council are looking to commission a research provider to undertake a retrospective cohort study to determine the effectiveness of the health visiting services provided to Staffordshire residents.

The study will look at the outcomes of a representative sample of the 8000+ babies born in 2021/22 who's parents have accessed health visiting services.

The provider will need to navigate ethics and data protection requirements in order to access relevant intelligence.

The procurement is expected to take place in the new academic year, with the contract commencing in January 2027.

Further details, funding, and timescales are yet to be determined based on findings of this pre-market engagement.

If you are interested in discussing this opportunity further, then we would like to hear from you as we shape the research specification.

Please contact Ruth.Blunn-Jennings@staffordshire.gov.uk or lucy.hegarty@staffordshire.gov.uk before 11th September 2026

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The procurement is expected to take place in the new academic year, with the contract commencing in January 2027.

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OCID
ocds-h6vhtk-06e2d3
Stage
planning · Planning
Source
Find a Tender
Buyer ref
076872-2026
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