Awarded contract

Smoking Cessation Behavior Change Campaign for Adults Aged 40-59

Awarded
£60k
Published 10 Jun 2026

Develop and implement a behavior change campaign to help adults aged 40-59 quit smoking using evidence-based interventions and support strategies.

United Kingdom· EnglandPublished 10 Jun 2026· 1 months agoFind a Tender

Decision brief

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  • Contract value
    £60,000
    Pounds sterling
  • Closing date
    Rolling
    No closing date published
  • Sector
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  • Location
    United Kingdom
    England

Suppliers

1 supplier

Lifecycle

Awarded

Contract awarded. Originally published 1 months ago.

10 June 2026
Awarded — no open tender advertised

Brief

This opportunity involves implementing a comprehensive behavior change program designed to increase smoking cessation rates among adults aged 40-59. The program should utilize evidence-based interventions and behavior change techniques to encourage smoking cessation and support sustained quitting. Suppliers should be prepared to develop and deliver campaign materials, design intervention strategies, provide participant support mechanisms, and measure program effectiveness through established metrics. The program aims to improve public health outcomes by reducing smoking prevalence in this target demographic through practical, actionable behavior change initiatives.

Track record

7 awards · 7 winners
Open field

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