Community Integrated Care (CIC)

Community Integrated Care (CIC) is a social care charity that supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and autism.

Community Integrated Care holds contracts across councils and health bodies, with buyers such as Nottinghamshire County Council and Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council. Most of its awards are for health and social work.

Community Integrated Care (CIC) is connected to 342 direct awards. Its largest procurement category by award volume is Health and social work services.

Recent contract awards to Community Integrated Care (CIC)

Browse public sector contract awards given to Community Integrated Care (CIC). Select a contract to see contract details and award amount.

  • Awarded contract

    Health and social work services

    Newcastle City Council£106,780,000Closing —
  • Awarded contract

    Health and social work services

    Lancashire County Council€176,290,080Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Flexible Agreement for Learning Disability Supported Living Services - Transforming Care - PAN Lancashire

    Lancashire County Council£20,000,000Closing —
  • Awarded contract

    Health and social work services

    Leicester City Council£59,100,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Framework Agreements for the provision of Supported Living and/or Flexible Short Breaks Service

    Leicester City Council£59,100,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Health and social work services

    Dumfries and Galloway Council£90,000,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Health and social work services

    East Renfrewshire Council£15,000,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Health and social work services

    Aberdeenshire Council£70,000,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Health and social work services

    Aberdeenshire Council£27,574,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Provision of Specialist/|Complex/Health and Social Care Support for Individuals with a Learning Disability and or Mental Health Needs within North Tyneside

    North Tyneside Council£1,250,000Closing —
  • Awarded contract

    Health and social work services

  • Expired contract

    Knowsley KMBC Extra Care Housing Care and Support Framework Agreement - Call Off Watchfactory Prescot

    Knowsley Council£1,100,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Care and Support Service for Extra Care Housing - Watchfactory Prescot

    Knowsley Council£1,100,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Supported Tenancies for People of the Autistic Spectrum

  • Expired contract

    Supported Tenancies for People of the Autistic Spectrum

  • Expired contract

    CCC Mini-Competition Under FW3 ECH: Care & Support Service in Lonsdale Court, Penrith

    Cumbria County Council£708,200Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Tender for the Provision of Vulnerable Adults Supported Accommodation

    Halton Borough Council£20,000,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    CCS045/2015 Disabilities Enablement and Support Framework

    Middlesbrough Council£20,000,000Closing —

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Community Integrated Care (CIC) trend analysis

Explore a comprehensive breakdown of Community Integrated Care (CIC)'s contract history, including top procurement categories, award trends over time, and key buyer relationships.

Top procurement categories associated with Community Integrated Care (CIC)

The procurement categories Community Integrated Care (CIC) wins the most work in, ranked by award notices published over the last five years.

TitleCount
  1. Health and social work services
    92
  2. Other community, social and personal services
    16
  3. Administration, defence and social security services
    2
  4. Hotel, restaurant and retail trade services
    1
  5. Education and training services
    1

Community Integrated Care (CIC) awards over time

See Community Integrated Care (CIC)'s contract awards over the last 5 years.

Buyers awarding contracts to Community Integrated Care (CIC)

The public sector organisations that have awarded Community Integrated Care (CIC) the most contracts. Ranked by award notices published in the last five years.

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