Contract award · 25 Nov 2025

North Wales School Aged Drug and Alcohol Education Service

Wrexham County Borough Council awarded “North Wales School Aged Drug and Alcohol…” to Adferiad Recovery for £312k. Awarded without open competition.

No competitionHealth & social careWales

Value £312k

Awarded without open competition

Awarded without open competition. The buyer went directly to one or a few suppliers instead of advertising the contract. Procurement rules allow this only in specific cases, such as extreme urgency, when only one supplier can do the work, or for call-offs from an existing framework.

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Key facts

Buyer
Wrexham County Borough Council · Regional or local authority
Value
£312,000
Procedure
Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition
Sector
Health & social care · Rehabilitation services (CPV 85312500)
Region
Wales
Timeline
  1. Contract date25 Nov 2025
  2. Published28 Nov 2025Published 3 days after the contract date

Description

Direct Award 2 under Health Service Procurement (Wales) Act 2024 Health Services (Provider Selection Regime) (Wales regulations 2024) North Wales School Aged Drug and Alcohol Education Service is made up of the following: Don’t Touch Tell (DTT) is an educational programme for juniors and infants in Primary Schools across North Wales (key stage 1 and 2). Current performances of Don’t Touch Tell (DTT) incorporates a broad life skills approach, empowering young people to make responsible, well-informed decisions about a range of substances. Don’t Drink Think (DDT) relate to alcohol related harms in young people whilst educating them to make well-informed choices. A secondary school aged educational programme (key stage 3) will also be developed and delivered to secondary schools across North Wales, reinforcing the above messages in an age appropriate way.

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