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North Somerset Council plans £11m-£15m adult substance misuse recommissioning

North Somerset Council approved engagement and consultation ahead of recommissioning adult drug and alcohol treatment services from April 2027. Officers indicated the procurement will use the provider selection regime, with an expected annual cost of £2.2m and a total value of around £11m-£15m.

North Somerset Council · South West · 14 July 2026

SignalStrong
Estimated value
£11m–£15m
Route to market
Provider Selection Regime
Timing
Engagement/consultation now; tender expected ~Aug 2026

Indicative signal — not an official notice. This is an indicative signal produced by QuorumInsight from a public council meeting. It is not an official procurement or tender notice, is not published or endorsed by the council, and no notice has necessarily been issued on Find a Tender or Contracts Finder. Value, route to market and timing are estimates inferred from what was said and may change. Always verify directly with the authority before acting.

It would be for proposed duration of five years from April 2027 with a two year extension if required.
North Somerset Council · "Castlewood and Airport Debate" committee

Also said in the meeting

The service is expected to cost 2,200,000 a year for five years with a total contract value of around 11 to 15,000,000 depending on whether the extension is used.
This is not the procurement plan itself. It is a request for approval to do the engagement consultation to then shape the service that we need to procure.

What we know

  • North Somerset Council is recommissioning specialist adult substance use treatment services, covering drug and alcohol treatment and rehabilitation.
  • The planned term is five years from April 2027, with a possible two-year extension.
  • The expected annual cost is £2.2m, and officers said the work is fully funded through the ring-fenced public health grant.

Why this is a signal, not noise

The meeting sets out an explicit value, service scope, intended procurement route, and expected tender timing, giving suppliers a clear commercial signal to prepare.

Tags

Public HealthSubstance MisuseProvider Selection RegimeNorth Somerset CouncilAdult Services

How a supplier could follow up

  1. Track North Somerset Council committee papers and procurement notices for the formal tender after the engagement and consultation stage.
  2. Prepare a Provider Selection Regime-ready response, mapping adult substance misuse delivery, outcomes, and mobilisation capacity.
  3. Approach now with evidence of drug and alcohol treatment performance, public health partnership working, and continuity of care for April 2027 go-live.

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