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1617-0566a Transformation of Islington Substance Misuse Treatment Services – Meet the Buyer Event

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Opportunity Id
DN243165
Title
1617-0566a Transformation of Islington Substance Misuse Treatment Services – Meet the Buyer Event
Categories
85000000-9 - Health and social work services
Description
Please note that this is NOT an advertisement, contract notice, or invitation to tender for a contract opportunity.
A Meet the Buyer event has been scheduled for providers to find out more details about the re-procurement of Islington Substance Misuse Treatment Services.

Suitable suppliers are hereby invited to attend. The details are as follows:

Venue Details: The Laycock Centre, Laycock Street, N1 1TH
Date: 10 March 2017
Time: 2pm-4pm

Islington Council will soon be tendering for an Integrated Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service. The Council is seeking innovative and new ways of working in order to improve outcomes for service users and their families.
Islington’s priorities for the drug and alcohol treatment system are to continue to improve recovery outcomes, increase uptake of the most appropriate treatment for those who need it and ensure the treatment pathway meets the changing needs of the population of drug and alcohol users.
Many thanks for expressing your interest in the event named above. Please find attached the registration form and draft agenda. In order to download the document, please place your mouse over the document, right-click and choose "save target as" to save the document to your computer. If you have any queries regarding this Meet The Buyers Event please use the messaging facility on the London Tenders Portal. Please note that it is your responsibility to review all previous questions and answers as well as any additional information that may be provided via the messaging facility. Please note that documents submitted electronically using the Council’s e-procurement system will, upon being submitted, be deemed to have been signed electronically within the meaning of the Electronic Communications Act 2000.

Region(s) of supply
United Kingdom
Estimated value
N/A
Keywords
SUBSTANCE MISUSE, Alcohol , Drugs

Key dates

Estimated contract dates
Start date
04/05/2017
End date
31/07/2017

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Contact details

Buyer
Islington
Contact
Sara Montague
Email
sara.montague@islington.gov.uk
Telephone
020 7527 3150
Fax
020 7527 3013
Address
No address found

Attachments

1617-0566a - Advert - Meet the Buyers final 20022017.pdf 222 KB
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