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Tender for provision of a health coaching aligned and physical activity coaching programme to people living with obesity complicated by diabetes for the PEACETIME research project
This tender competition is for the delivery of a health coaching aligned and physical activity coaching programme as part of a multidisciplinary obesity care programme to 5000 patients living in the Derry GP Federation area. PEACETIME is a cross border research project and will include work in Donegal, but respondents to this tender compe...
Submission deadline: September 04, 2026Type: Tender
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- Tender type:
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- Contracting authority:
- Federation of Family Practices Derry C.I.C.
- Published:
- August 10, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 04, 2026
- Topic:
- Care & Rehabilitation
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This tender competition is for the delivery of a health coaching aligned and physical activity coaching programme as part of a multidisciplinary obesity care programme to 5000 patients living in the Derry GP Federation area. PEACETIME is a cross border research project and will include work in Donegal, but respondents to this tender competition are bidding for delivery of work in the Derry GP Federation area only. This tender competition is being managed by the Derry GP Federation, who are a partner in the PEACETIME project. A contract between the Derry GP Federation and the tenderer(s) will be finalised ahead of formal go ahead for the delivery of the project. Service Providers are requested to submit a tender, only if they are confident that they have the requisite experience and expertise as outlined in the project documentation, commencing as soon as is practicable after award of contract. The provider(s) should be operationally ready to deliver the intervention in the Autumn of 2026.
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