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| November 2013
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Services and tenders
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Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council are seeking suitably qualified
and experienced organisations to deliver a range of community
based drug and alcohol treatment services within the Borough of
Redcar and Cleveland.
Three separate tender opportunities are presented and prospective
providers may submit expressions of interest against one, two or all
three opportunities but should submit individual expressions of
interest against each contact.
The three opportunities presented are for a Prevention service, a
Substance Misuse Recovery Coordination service and a Through
care/Aftercare service. Further explanation of each opportunity will
be provided on the NEPO portal from 1st November 2013, where a
tender pack will also be available from this date.
Organisations wishing to express an interest must register, download
tender documents and submit their tender via www.nepoportal.org
Each contract will be for a period of 3 years commencing 1st April
2014 with an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 months.
If you have queries regarding registering on the NEPO Portal please
contact Jane Turner by email at jane.turner@redcar-cleveland.gov.uk.
The closing date for the receipt of completed tenders is 12 noon on
25th November 2013.
Community Drug
and Alcohol
Treatment Services
Tender Opportunities
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Salford City Council intends to procure an
Integrated Drug and Alcohol
Recovery Treatment System
For further information please go to The Chest
https://www.the-chest.org.uk
The deadline for submission of PQQ is 29th November 2013
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Chemical Cocktails:
the nature & impact of
polydrug use
November 29, 2013 - Edinburgh City Chambers - book now online:
crewsus2013.eventbrite.co.uk
Regular tickets £125, Exhibitors £325 (including 2 tickets)
More info: events@crew2000.org.uk
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Keynote speakers
Fiona Measham
(chair of
ACMD polysubstance use
working group),
Marion
Logan
(Phoenix Futures),
Carole Kelly
(CREW) and
others discuss policy and
practice issues in
polydrug use plus
workshops for
effective treatment
for people using
more than one
substance
in association with Edinburgh Alcohol & Drug Partnership
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