Digital products for mental health and substance use interventions across three lots.
The University of Strathclyde, on behalf of the SUMIT Project, seeks digital products for substance use and mental health interventions. The project involves three lots: self-directed help tools, personalised journey solutions, and data sharing capabilities. Bidders must demonstrate outcome-based solutions aligned with user needs, including improved access, engagement, digital inclusion, and data analytics. The contract is cross-border (Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Scotland) and requires compliance with EU and UK GDPR. The project targets 1,500 beneficiaries and includes staff training and research evaluation.