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| Source: | Find a Tender Service (FTS) |
| Notice Type: | Tender notice |
| Buyer: | Hartlepool Borough Council |
| Main Category: | Services |
| Procurement Method: | Below threshold - open competition |
| Tender Status: |
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Application Deadline
18 November 2026
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Estimated Value
£200,000
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| Estimated Value (ex. VAT): | £200,000 |
| Estimated Value (inc. VAT): | £200,000 |
| Release Date: | 27 October 2026 |
| Application Deadline: | 18 November 2026 |
| Contract Start Date: | 31 March 2027 (Estimated) |
| Contract End Date: | 31 March 2029 (Estimated) |
| Contract Duration: | 2.0 years |
| Award Criteria: | Quality 70% Price 20% Social Value 10% |
| Procurement ID (OCID): | ocds-h6vhtk-0791c7 |
| Notice Reference: | 101782-2026 |
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Quality 70% Price 20% Social Value 10%
Hartlepool Borough Council (the Council) is seeking tender submissions from suitably qualified Providers to deliver a perinatal infant mental health support service to Hartlepool parents with mild to moderate mental health needs, or who are vulnerable to perinatal infant mental health issues. Families will be supported on an individual and group basis from pre-birth through to their child's second birthday. The Successful Contractor will have experience and skills in assessing and intervening with mothers and fathers (including non-biological stepparents and same sex partners) where mild to moderate mental health issues and emotional health issues are prevalent, or there is an evident risk of, working to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for babies and the relationships between parents and their baby. The service will work collaboratively with others, including, maternity services, health visiting and best start family hubs, and work to reduce barriers to accessing support. The provider will support families to build confidence, resilience and social connections while increasing self-management strategies.
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