Supported Living & Community Activities, Including Innovative Services Framework

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Buyers

Herefordshire Council

Value

£100,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

Other community, social and personal services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

3 months ago

Description

Herefordshire  council is seeking to run a procurement with suitably qualified and experienced providers, to offer their services via a Framework to the council.  The Framework will help achieve a pool of high quality local supported living and community activities service providers for identified service users or service user groups. Applicants accepted onto the Framework will be in a position to apply for Supported Living and Community Activity packages to service users.\r
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Full Details of the service required with arrangements for submitting a compliant tender, as well as the criteria that the Council will use to award any subsequent contract, are outlined in the tender pack .\r
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The Following Lots are included in this Framework: \r
1.	Supported Living Services \r
2.	Community Activities \r
3.	Innovative Services  \r
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If you are interested in applying to join the framework please go to our e-tender portal at www.suplyingthesouthwest.org.uk and search under Herefordshire Council opportunities. Here you will find all the necessary information and documentation to submit a tender.\r


Additional information: 
If you are interested in applying to join the framework please go to our e-tender portal at www.suplyingthesouthwest.org.uk and search under Herefordshire Council opportunities. Here you will find all the necessary information and documentation to submit a tender.

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Herefordshire Council

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Mark Cage

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+44 1432383098

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