CS0422FOP Framework of Providers – Specialist Services for Disabled Children Young People and their Families

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Derbyshire County Council

Value

£54,080,000

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Health and social work services

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Published

1 year ago

Description

The framework will comprise of five lots:
Lot A One-to-One Support
Lot B Overnight short breaks – standard and complex
Lot C Group activities
Lot D Home Care services
Lot E Support Planning & Brokerage
The framework will also be available for use by Derby City Council and a provider list will published on the Council's website for use by families and individuals with a personal budget.
Please note: The Council is procuring the services under the Light Touch Regime for health, social and other specific services. A new qualifying period will be advertised periodically, during which time the relevant Framework Lot(s) shall be open to new applicant, every 6 months and/or where the number of providers on any Lot is below the minimum threshold.

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Derbyshire County Council

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Miss Caroline May

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+44 1629536805

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