Age-friendly Communities Strategy Consultancy
South Gloucestershire Council · awarded 24 January 2025
£41k
Award value
£40,935
1
Supplier
Recorded as a small or medium-sized business
30 Jun 2025
Runs until
from 24 Feb 2025
Who
| Buyer | South Gloucestershire Council Yate |
|---|---|
| Supplier |
National Development Team for Inclusion |
| Category | services |
| Classification | Other community, social and personal services CPV 98000000 |
| Notice published | 7 March 2025 |
What it is for
South Gloucestershire successfully joined the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities in September 2023. We are ambitious with our vision for promoting age-friendly communities and by having a place-based approach will develop a strategic Age-friendly Communities Plan. \r \r The Council are looking for consultancy support to co-produce our draft Age-friendly Communities Strategy.
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