Adult Community Support and Enablement Service

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Buyers

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

Value

£62,279,285

Classifications

Health and social work services
Social work services
Daycare services
Homedelivery of provisions
Social services
Administrative social services
Community action programme
Community health services

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 year from now

Published

2 years ago

Description

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (the Council), is looking to establish a five-year open flexible framework for the provision of independent housing-based enablement support. The service covers a wide range of support needs for everyday tasks, personal care, managing budgets, maintaining health and wellbeing plus being supported in the community in terms of appointments and activities.The service providers on the framework will support a wide range of needs which overall reduces the requirement for residential care.
The framework is split into Tiers that bidders may apply for:
Tier 1 - Standard Support
Tier 2 – Complex Care
Tier 3 – A new tier introduced for enhanced support
The framework will be in place for 5 years during which time providers may apply to join or may exit at any time. The framework will commence on 1st March 2023, Total estimate is for the total 5 years

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