Angus Community Link Worker Service

Angus Council is seeking a provider to deliver the Angus Community Link Worker Service, supporting people aged 16 years and over to improve their health and wellbeing by addressing the non-medical social factors that affect their lives.

Working alongside GP practices and primary care teams, Community Link Workers will provide person-centred, holistic support, helping individuals access local community resources and services that improve wellbeing, reduce health inequalities and promote early intervention.

Service Overview

The successful provider will deliver a Community Link Worker Service for adults aged 16 years and over across Angus.

The service will:

• Provide person-centred and holistic support.
• Work alongside GP practices and primary care teams.
• Help individuals access community resources and support services.
• Improve health and wellbeing.
• Reduce health inequalities.
• Promote earlier intervention by addressing non-medical social factors that impact people’s lives.

This procurement represents the re-procurement of an existing service following a review of service requirements and available funding.

TUPE may apply, with further information provided within the tender documentation.

Contract Information

Buyer: Angus Council

Deadline: 17 August 2026 – 12:00pm

Contract Value: Maximum budget of £320,000 covering the initial one-year contract period and the optional one-year extension.

Delivery Length: Initial one-year contract with the option to extend for a further one year.

Tender Link: Public Contracts Scotland

Participation Requirements

Bidders must:

• Complete a Single Procurement Document (SPD) through Public Contracts Scotland.
• Meet the financial and insurance requirements detailed within the SPD.
• Submit pricing for both the initial contract period and the optional extension.
• Ensure the combined contract value does not exceed £320,000, as tenders exceeding this amount will be excluded.

Procurement Information

This is a re-procurement of an existing service, with the revised contract reflecting updated service requirements and reduced available funding.

Community benefits form part of the quality assessment, with bidders required to demonstrate how they will support Angus Council’s sustainability and community benefit objectives throughout the contract.

This opportunity offers organisations with experience in social prescribing, community support and preventative health services the opportunity to work alongside primary care teams to improve outcomes for adults across Angus.

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