Eating Disorder Service
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Cardiff and Vale University Health Board intends to award a below-threshold contract to Northstar Healthcare Consultancy Ltd to provide specialist implementation support for the Eating Disorder Service within the Mental Health Clinical Board. This initiative addresses critical gaps in the current service, which operates across Tier 2 and Tier 3 pathways with fragmented organizational and governance arrangements. Key objectives include establishing a single whole-pathway governance framework, developing a routine service dashboard, improving paired outcome reporting, and standardizing referral and assessment processes to align with Welsh policy direction regarding Open Access arrangements. The contract, identified by solicitation number CAV-DIR-(26-27) 69, is valued at 93,000 pounds. The term of the engagement is scheduled to run from December 1, 2026, to May 31, 2027, with the possibility of a six-month extension. This award is being conducted without competition to secure the necessary expertise required to streamline the service's operational and governance structures.
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