ESCC Direct Payments Support Service

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Buyers

East Sussex County Council

Value

£4,801,000

Classifications

Payroll management services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

East Sussex County Council are seeking a Strategic Provider for the provision of Direct Payment Core Support (including DBS checks) and Managed Account Services and Payroll Services and two (2) providers of a Managed Account Services and Payroll Services
      
      Lot 1 Part 1 Strategic Partner for Direct Payment Support Services which enables people to understand and manage their Direct Payment to meet their care needs. 
      
      Lot 1 Part 2 Approved Managed Account and payroll provider.
      
      Lot 2 Approved Managed Account and payroll provider.
      
      Direct Payments are one of the ways someone can receive their Personal Budget to help them pay for the care and support they need.
      
      A Direct Payment can give someone more choice and control over the services they use and where they get them from. An individual can choose to receive all, or part, of their Personal Budget as a Direct Payment so that they can buy services or pay someone to support them. A Direct Payment can be spent on services which are legal, keep them safe and healthy, and meet people's eligible needs.
      
      There are currently around 1,500 people in East Sussex receiving a Direct Payment.

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East Sussex County Council

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Richard Pocklington

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