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Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF): Lead Alliance Partnership Model - Financial Resilience Services

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Warrington Borough Council has awarded a contract to the Warrington District Citizens Advice Bureau to serve as the Lead Alliance Partner for the Financial Resilience Strand of its Crisis and Resilience services. Valued at 2,900,000 pounds excluding VAT, the contract is estimated to run from November 9, 2026, to March 31, 2029. As the prime contractor, the Lead Alliance Partner holds full contractual responsibility and accountability for the end-to-end delivery, performance, and compliance of the service, including any elements fulfilled by subcontractors or alliance partners. The Lead Alliance Partner is required to ensure that all delivery partners maintain a deep understanding of local needs and foster effective connections with local communities, services, and referral pathways. This approach is designed to ensure that support remains accessible, culturally appropriate, and responsive to diverse populations. While the Lead Alliance Partner may subcontract specific delivery elements, they retain sole accountability for all quality standards and outcomes, which cannot be delegated.

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Warrington District Citizens Advice Bureau will provide financial resilience services for 2.9 million pounds.

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Notice 2026/S 000-089348: Financial Resilience Services Award

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AgencyWarrington Borough Council
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Organization / AgencyWarrington Borough Council
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Appointment of a single Lead Alliance Partner (LAP) to hold the contract for the Financial Resilience Strand of the delivery of Crisis and Resilience services to act as the prime contractor, on behalf of Warrington Borough Council. The LAP will retain full contractual responsibility and accountability for the end-to-end delivery, performance, and compliance of the service, including all elements delivered by subcontractors or alliance partners. The LAP will ensure that they and all alliance partners demonstrate a strong understanding of local needs and maintain effective links with local communities, services, and referral pathways, to ensure support is responsive, culturally appropriate, and accessible to diverse populations. While elements of delivery may be subcontracted, overall accountability for outcomes, quality standards, and compliance remains solely with the LAP and cannot be delegated.

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