Bury Council Care at Home Framework

A Maximum of 12 providers will be required for the Framework and the work divided between six zones.

Contract summary

Industry

Other Services

Location of contract

North West

Value of contract

—

Published date

23 February 2017

Closing date

03 April 2017

Contract start date

11 September 2017

Contract end date

10 September 2020

Description

Bury Council is pleased to announce that it’s Communities and Wellbeing department has concluded an extensive period of consultation and engagement to develop the councils Care at Home Service.

The council has been in ongoing consultation and engagement in order to develop a service that meets the needs of citizens of the borough who will access the service.

The new flexible type service has been developed through wide consultation and engagement with many different sectors, departments and stakeholders internal and external to the council. This new framework ensures that the customer is in full control of their support and allows providers to work more flexibly to meet assessed needs and promote self care.

The newly developed framework will be advertised and based on two lots.

The lots are described as follows:

Lot 1:
Service User Group : Adults over and under 65 , personal and social care and support with non complex primary support needs of dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, sensory impairment, and substance misuse aged 18 and over.

A Maximum of 12 providers will be required for the framework and the work divided between six zones where two providers will be allocated to each zone and allocated as main provider on alternate weeks for the purposes of accepting new referrals and managing provision.

Lot 2:
Service User Group : Adults over and under 65 , personal and social care and support with non complex primary support needs of dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, sensory impairment, and substance misuse aged 18 and over.

There will be an initial maximum of 6 providers in this lot and it is expected that newly emerging entrants to the market in the borough and current providers who wish to remain at low volume (from 0 to 600 hours) who will be accommodated on this framework. Lot 2 will be continually open to new market entrants based upon identified need for provision within the borough and zones to support capacity and needs within the borough.