Award

Ask AI about this notice

Summarise, research or assess it with AI

View Markdown

Share this notice

Send this contract to a colleague

Proactive Intervention Offer

Norfolk County Council

This public procurement record has 3 releases in its history.

Award

30 Dec 2025 at 11:09

UK7 - Contract Details Notice
Award

21 Jul 2025 at 17:09

UK6 - Contract Award Notice
Tender

16 May 2025 at 14:04

UK4 - Tender Notice
Summary of the contracting process

Norfolk County Council has recently completed the procurement process for the "Proactive Intervention Offer," which involves targeted interventions for individuals aged 50 and above, and occasionally younger individuals, in the Health and Wellbeing Partnership area. The procurement falls under the Health and Social Work Services category and covers multiple regions across the UK, specifically UKH15, UKH16, and UKH17. The process followed an open procedure under the light-touch regime with a gross budget of £7.2 million. Contracts were signed on 22nd August 2025, with an initial period ending in 2027 and a possible extension up to 2029, providing service opportunities in various localities such as Breckland, Broadland, Great Yarmouth, Kings Lynn and West Norfolk, among others.

This procurement presents significant opportunities for SMEs and VCSEs, as it supports initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of local communities. Organisations involved in health and social work services, particularly those with capabilities in training, social engagement, and advisory services for ageing well, are well-suited to compete and thrive under this contract. Furthermore, the contract's flexibility to include additional funding and adapt based on future needs makes it a lucrative prospect for innovative service providers looking to expand their reach and impact within Norfolk's evolving strategic framework.

How relevant is this notice?

Notice Information

Notice Title

Proactive Intervention Offer

Notice Description

Norfolk County Council sought to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area, and on occasion younger people who may be suitable to be supported through this offer too. Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions will deliver outcomes around: a) Ageing Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support ageing well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider will support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership).

Lot Information

Breckland

Norfolk County Council wishes to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area (on occasion younger people may be supported through this offer, where suitable). Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions should deliver outcomes around: a) Aging Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support aging well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider should plan to support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership) and must ensure they have the capacity to enable this. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions. 1

Options: The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid. The council will have the right to include additional funding throughout the duration of this contract based on future assessments and availability of additional resources. Consequently, the contract is designed to be adaptable, allowing for modifications and enhancements in response to evolving needs and circumstances. This flexibility ensures that the programme can effectively meet its objectives and deliver optimal outcomes. The funding is likely to come from, but is not limited to Integrated Care Partners for example the Integrated Care Board, District Council, etc. If funding does become available for proactive intervention work and the Council deems this contract to be a suitable fit, the Council may may increase the funding available for this contract to expand the scope of the services being delivered.

Renewal: The Council shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to extend the Contract Period for a further period or periods of up to a total of 24 months. The estimate value in this notice represents the total sum across all lots and does not include any inflationary or other uplifts. The value includes the 24 month initial term plus a 24 month extension.

Broadland

Norfolk County Council wishes to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area (on occasion younger people may be supported through this offer, where suitable). Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions should deliver outcomes around: a) Aging Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support aging well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider should plan to support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership) and must ensure they have the capacity to enable this. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions. 2

Options: The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid. The council will have the right to include additional funding throughout the duration of this contract based on future assessments and availability of additional resources. Consequently, the contract is designed to be adaptable, allowing for modifications and enhancements in response to evolving needs and circumstances. This flexibility ensures that the programme can effectively meet its objectives and deliver optimal outcomes. The funding is likely to come from, but is not limited to Integrated Care Partners for example the Integrated Care Board, District Council, etc. If funding does become available for proactive intervention work and the Council deems this contract to be a suitable fit, the Council may may increase the funding available for this contract to expand the scope of the services being delivered.

Renewal: The Council shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to extend the Contract Period for a further period or periods of up to a total of 24 months. The estimate value in this notice represents the total sum across all lots and does not include any inflationary or other uplifts. The value includes the 24 month initial term plus a 24 month extension.

Great Yarmouth

Norfolk County Council wishes to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area (on occasion younger people may be supported through this offer, where suitable). Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions should deliver outcomes around: a) Aging Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support aging well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider should plan to support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership) and must ensure they have the capacity to enable this. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions. 3

Options: The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid. The council will have the right to include additional funding throughout the duration of this contract based on future assessments and availability of additional resources. Consequently, the contract is designed to be adaptable, allowing for modifications and enhancements in response to evolving needs and circumstances. This flexibility ensures that the programme can effectively meet its objectives and deliver optimal outcomes. The funding is likely to come from, but is not limited to Integrated Care Partners for example the Integrated Care Board, District Council, etc. If funding does become available for proactive intervention work and the Council deems this contract to be a suitable fit, the Council may may increase the funding available for this contract to expand the scope of the services being delivered.

Renewal: The Council shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to extend the Contract Period for a further period or periods of up to a total of 24 months. The estimate value in this notice represents the total sum across all lots and does not include any inflationary or other uplifts. The value includes the 24 month initial term plus a 24 month extension.

Kings Lynn and West Norfolk

Norfolk County Council wishes to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area (on occasion younger people may be supported through this offer, where suitable). Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions should deliver outcomes around: a) Aging Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support aging well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider should plan to support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership) and must ensure they have the capacity to enable this. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions. 4

Options: The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid. The council will have the right to include additional funding throughout the duration of this contract based on future assessments and availability of additional resources. Consequently, the contract is designed to be adaptable, allowing for modifications and enhancements in response to evolving needs and circumstances. This flexibility ensures that the programme can effectively meet its objectives and deliver optimal outcomes. The funding is likely to come from, but is not limited to Integrated Care Partners for example the Integrated Care Board, District Council, etc. If funding does become available for proactive intervention work and the Council deems this contract to be a suitable fit, the Council may may increase the funding available for this contract to expand the scope of the services being delivered.

Renewal: The Council shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to extend the Contract Period for a further period or periods of up to a total of 24 months. The estimate value in this notice represents the total sum across all lots and does not include any inflationary or other uplifts. The value includes the 24 month initial term plus a 24 month extension.

North Norfolk

Norfolk County Council wishes to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area (on occasion younger people may be supported through this offer, where suitable). Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions should deliver outcomes around: a) Aging Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support aging well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider should plan to support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership) and must ensure they have the capacity to enable this. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions. 5

Options: The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid. The council will have the right to include additional funding throughout the duration of this contract based on future assessments and availability of additional resources. Consequently, the contract is designed to be adaptable, allowing for modifications and enhancements in response to evolving needs and circumstances. This flexibility ensures that the programme can effectively meet its objectives and deliver optimal outcomes. The funding is likely to come from, but is not limited to Integrated Care Partners for example the Integrated Care Board, District Council, etc. If funding does become available for proactive intervention work and the Council deems this contract to be a suitable fit, the Council may may increase the funding available for this contract to expand the scope of the services being delivered.

Renewal: The Council shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to extend the Contract Period for a further period or periods of up to a total of 24 months. The estimate value in this notice represents the total sum across all lots and does not include any inflationary or other uplifts. The value includes the 24 month initial term plus a 24 month extension.

Norwich

Norfolk County Council wishes to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area (on occasion younger people may be supported through this offer, where suitable). Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions should deliver outcomes around: a) Aging Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support aging well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider should plan to support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership) and must ensure they have the capacity to enable this. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions. 6

Options: The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid. The council will have the right to include additional funding throughout the duration of this contract based on future assessments and availability of additional resources. Consequently, the contract is designed to be adaptable, allowing for modifications and enhancements in response to evolving needs and circumstances. This flexibility ensures that the programme can effectively meet its objectives and deliver optimal outcomes. The funding is likely to come from, but is not limited to Integrated Care Partners for example the Integrated Care Board, District Council, etc. If funding does become available for proactive intervention work and the Council deems this contract to be a suitable fit, the Council may may increase the funding available for this contract to expand the scope of the services being delivered.

Renewal: The Council shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to extend the Contract Period for a further period or periods of up to a total of 24 months. The estimate value in this notice represents the total sum across all lots and does not include any inflationary or other uplifts. The value includes the 24 month initial term plus a 24 month extension.

South Norfolk

Norfolk County Council wishes to commission an offer that provides targeted interventions that includes individuals aged 50 plus residing within the specified Health and Wellbeing Partnership area (on occasion younger people may be supported through this offer, where suitable). Individuals will have been proactively identified at a risk of falls and interventions should deliver outcomes around: a) Aging Well, including strength and mobility training, physical exercise and movement; b) Social connection, including participation in local community groups; c) Information and advice to support aging well, including managing money and accessing services. The Provider should plan to support approximately 800 people per year (per Health and Wellbeing Partnership) and must ensure they have the capacity to enable this. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions. 7

Options: The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid. The council will have the right to include additional funding throughout the duration of this contract based on future assessments and availability of additional resources. Consequently, the contract is designed to be adaptable, allowing for modifications and enhancements in response to evolving needs and circumstances. This flexibility ensures that the programme can effectively meet its objectives and deliver optimal outcomes. The funding is likely to come from, but is not limited to Integrated Care Partners for example the Integrated Care Board, District Council, etc. If funding does become available for proactive intervention work and the Council deems this contract to be a suitable fit, the Council may may increase the funding available for this contract to expand the scope of the services being delivered.

Renewal: The Council shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to extend the Contract Period for a further period or periods of up to a total of 24 months. The estimate value in this notice represents the total sum across all lots and does not include any inflationary or other uplifts. The value includes the 24 month initial term plus a 24 month extension.

Notice Details

Publication & Lifecycle

Open Contracting ID
ocds-h6vhtk-0515e5
Publication Source
Find A Tender Service
Latest Notice
https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/086401-2025
Current Stage
Award
All Stages
Tender, Award

Procurement Classification

Notice Type
UK7 - Contract Details Notice
Procurement Type
Standard
Procurement Category
Services
Procurement Method
Open
Procurement Method Details
Open procedure
Tender Suitability
SME, VCSE
Awardee Scale
Large, SME

Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV)

CPV Divisions

85 - Health and social work services

CPV Codes

85000000 - Health and social work services

Notice Value(s)

Tender Value
£6,000,000 £1M-£10M
Lots Value
£6,000,000 £1M-£10M
Awards Value
£6,000,000 £1M-£10M
Contracts Value
£6,000,000 £1M-£10M

Notice Dates

Publication Date
30 Dec 20257 months ago
Submission Deadline
9 Jun 2025Expired
Future Notice Date
Not specified
Award Date
21 Jul 20251 years ago
Contract Period
22 Aug 2025 - 21 Aug 2027 1-2 years
Recurrence
Not specified

Notice Status

Tender Status
Complete
Lots Status
Complete
Awards Status
Active
Contracts Status
Active

Buyer & Supplier

Contracting Authority (Buyer)

Main Buyer
Norfolk County Council
Contact Name
Available with D3 Tenders Premium →
Contact Email
Available with D3 Tenders Premium →
Contact Phone
Available with D3 Tenders Premium →

Buyer Location

Locality
NORWICH
Postcode
NR1 2DH
Postcode Area
Norwich
Country
England
Major Region (ITL 1)
TLH East (England)
Basic Region (ITL 2)
TLH5 Norfolk
Small Region (ITL 3)
TLH51 Norwich and East Norfolk
Delivery Location
TLH15 Norwich and East Norfolk, TLH16 North and West Norfolk, TLH17 Breckland and South Norfolk
Local Authority
Norwich
Electoral Ward
Lakenham
Westminster Constituency
Norwich South

Supplier Information

Number of Suppliers
3
Supplier Names

Community Action Norfolk

King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council

Norfolk Citizens Advice

Further Information

Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS)

View full OCDS Record for this contracting process

JSON Markdown

The Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS) is a framework designed to increase transparency and access to public procurement data in the public sector. It is widely used by governments and organisations worldwide to report on procurement processes and contracts.

Loading OCDS record...