Tender: Review of Inpatient Detoxification Services for People Who Use Drugs and Alcohol – Leicester City Council
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Leicester City Council is seeking information from potential providers to review current and future inpatient detoxification provision for Leicester residents who use drugs and alcohol. The council currently commissions access to specialist inpatient detoxification as part of a wider treatment and recovery pathway and is carrying out a Soft Market Test to understand market provision and options to develop the service. The review is particularly focused on understanding the benefits, limitations and suitability of medically monitored detoxification and community-based treatment models. Any procurement timelines and the total contract value noted are estimates and may change.
This is likely to be of interest to specialist inpatient detox providers and organisations offering medically monitored or community-based substance misuse treatment; key considerations include demonstrating how proposed models would integrate with the wider treatment and recovery pathway and being prepared for provisional procurement timelines and contract value.
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