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Birmingham City Council has awarded Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust a contract to deliver its integrated 0–19 Healthy Child Programme.
The service will include Health Visiting for children aged 0–5, Specialist Public Health School Nursing for ages 5–19 and up to 25 for SEND, the National Child Measurement Programme, and delivery aligned with the Best Start Family Hubs model through Children’s Centres.
The contract is valued at £185 million excluding VAT and £222 million including VAT. It will initially run for five years from 1 March 2027 until 28 February 2032, with an option to extend for a further two years to February 2034, subject to satisfactory performance and funding availability.
Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust secured the contract following an open procedure, with one tender received and assessed.
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