Housing & Homeless Support Services for Midlothian 2024-29

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Midlothian Council

Value

£13,000,000

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with YOU

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Health and social work services
Housing services
Social work services with accommodation

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Published

1 year ago

Description

Midlothian Council welcomes expressions of interest and questions from suitably experienced organisations interested in providing Housing Tenancy Support, Housing Management Services, and Housing First Services.
This is with a view to service redesign and shaping our Housing and Homeless Support services over the next 5 years for 2024-2029 to ensure best value for money services that meet the requirement of our service users.
The intention is to publish a tender opportunity on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) on 04 January 2024, as three separate contract lot opportunities.
The indicative/estimated yearly budget for all 3 Lot services combined is approximately 2.5M GBP, and a lifetime contracts value of 12.5M GBP over the potential 5 year period. This is only an indicative budget at this stage, and is subject to review and confirmation, so this value may be different in the later published ITT.
Please see the attached PDF documents for further detail.

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Midlothian Council

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Barbara Foxwell

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+44 1312707500

+44 7986603803

+44 1312252525

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