Children & Young People Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing Lots 1-4

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Value

£12,709,583

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  • Health services

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  • contract

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1 year ago

Description

NHS Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit (MLCSU) is working on behalf of NHS Lancashire & South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB) who were looking to undertake a multi-lot procurement for the provision of Children & Young People Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing Services in Lancashire & South Cumbria.
The proposed model incorporated four service specifications/lots covering the Lancashire and South Cumbria Places.
There were a maximum of 19 contracts totalling £12,709,583 for the full contract length including the optional extension.
Each contract length was for 11 months and 2 years, with an option to extend for an additional 2 years.
The annual overall value for the 4 lots and sub-lots was £2,585,000
Please see below breakdown of lots and full contract values, including 2 years optional extension:
Lot 1 - THRIVE Getting Help, Therapeutic 1 to 1 & Counselling Support
Lot 1a Blackpool £1,283,786
Lot 1b Blackburn with Darwen £1,348,843
Lot 1c South Cumbria £814,195
Lot 1d Lancashire East £2,449,370
Lot 1e Lancashire Central £2,360,561
Lot 1f Lancashire North £1,576,578
Peer Support
Lot 2a Blackpool £105,915
Lot 2b Blackburn with Darwen £111,279
Lot 2c South Cumbria £67,172
Lot 2d Lancashire East £202,075
Lot 2e Lancashire Central £194,744
Lot 2f Lancashire North £130,066
Parenting Support
Lot 3a Blackpool £89,867
Lot 3b Blackburn with Darwen £94,420
Lot 3c South Cumbria £56,994
Lot 3d Lancashire East £171,454
Lot 3e Lancashire Central £165,239
Lot 3f Lancashire North £110,360
ADHD
Lot 4 All Places in Lancashire & South Cumbria £1,376,667.
The ICB set an affordability threshold for each lot within the Procurement. Bidders who submitted a bid over the maximum contract values in the procurement documents, were not to achieve the score of a pass. Their bid was to be regarded as non-compliant and be a failed bid and the rest of the bid would be rejected and the scoring questions in each lot would not be evaluated. This was checked during the preliminary stages of the evaluation during the compliance checks. There was not a competition on price.
As part of this procurement process, the Authority was intending to identify one provider for each of the 19 contracts.
To express interest and participate in the tender, providers needed to register and apply via the Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome.
The relevant reference number for this tender was C206091 and the questionnaires were located within the requirements.

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