LBN - HIV Support Services 2020-23
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The London Borough of Newham intend to recommission HIV support services framework for children, young people and adults living with or affected by HIV.
It is expected other London Boroughs may also call off framework services.
The framework is expected to be in place by 1st November 2020 and end on 31st March 2023.
The total framework value is approximately £1,300,000.
Lot one - adults and people living with or affected by HIV.
Lot two - children, young people and families affected by HIV.
Commissioners intend to hold a series of market engagement events to engage with providers from the sector to develop future services.
Commissioners are looking to engage with market providers to understand the needs of people living with or affected by HIV to inform the development of future services.
Providers are expected deliver one or more framework service lots.
Providers will be required to work with the Council to contribute towards shared goals and outcomes through delivery of an effective and efficient framework.
All interested providers will be required to participate in the Council's tendering procurement processes to be considered for a contract award.
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The London Borough of Newham intend
The London Borough of Newham intend to recommission HIV support services framework for children, young people and adults living with or affected by HIV.
The framework is expected to be in
The framework is expected to be in place by 1st November 2020 and end on 31st March 2023.
Providers are expected deliver one or more
Providers are expected deliver one or more framework service lots.
Providers will be required to work
Providers will be required to work with the Council to contribute towards shared goals and outcomes through delivery of an effective and efficient framework.
All interested providers will be required
All interested providers will be required to participate in the Council's tendering procurement processes to be considered for a contract award.
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