Supported Living Approved Provider List

The Borough Council of Calderdale (the Council) invites Tenders from Tenderers who wish to be considered for the provision of Personal Support in Supported Living Services (Approved Provider List) (‘’the Service’’) Lot 1 is for Tenants with low disability and/or mental health needs. It is anticipated that the contract will commence on the 1st of April 2023 for a period of eight (8) years with an option to extend for one (1) further period of 24 months. Supported Living is a combination of housing and support for people with a learning disability and/or mental health needs. This model of support allows people to have their own tenancies with a Registered Social Landlord and receive support to live their lives and be as independent as possible. Support includes personal care and tenancy related support. The vision for supported living is to make sure that adults are able to have an independent life, within their own home, live within their community and with assistance from support staff they are able to do this. The Provider should provide a person-centred service for adults (‘’Tenants’’) with assessed eligible social care needs who live in supported accommodation. It shall focus on what Tenants can do for themselves either independently or through natural networks of support. There will be an emphasis on skills to strengthen a Tenant’s independence and rebuilding a Tenant’s confidence thereby maximising their independence.

Tenderers are being invited to submit a Tender for a place on the Council’s approved provider list. Please note that appointment to the approved provider list does not guarantee successful tenderers any work. The procedure for the award of services to approved providers is set out in the document entitled ‘Procedure for the Procurement and Provider Selection for the Supported Living Approved Provider List’ which is included in the tender documents. Quality will equate to 100% of the total evaluation criteria. Prices per Lot are set at fixed hourly rate(s) and therefore will not be scored. Admission onto the approved provider list will be on the basis of Tenderers achieving a minimum quality score of 50% as stated in the invitation to tender documents.

There will be no limit on the number of approved providers on the approved provider list. Each approved provider must satisfy the quality criteria outlined in paragraphs 17 and 18 of the invitation to tender documents. This opportunity may been re-opened approximately every two years during its term (dependant on the Council’s need for new providers). Tenderers should note that there may be a delay to the start date of up to 6 months to enable an effective consultation and mobilisation process. The Council will inform Tenderers/successful Tenderers of any delays to the start date as soon as practically possible.

Tenderers should note that any stated values are estimates and the Council shall not be bound by such estimates nor should these be interpreted as an undertaking to purchase any services.’

The Borough Council of Calderdale (the Council) invites Tenders from Tenderers who wish to be considered for the provision of Personal Support in Supported Living Services (Approved Provider List) (‘’the Service’’) Lot 2 is for Tenants with moderate disability and/or mental health needs. It is anticipated that the contract will commence on the 1st of April 2023 for a period of eight (8) years with an option to extend for one (1) further period of 24 months. Supported Living is a combination of housing and support for people with a learning disability and/or mental health needs. This model of support allows people to have their own tenancies with a Registered Social Landlord and receive support to live their lives and be as independent as possible. Support includes personal care and tenancy related support. The vision for supported living is to make sure that adults are able to have an independent life, within their own home, live within their community and with assistance from support staff they are able to do this. The Provider should provide a person-centred service for adults (‘’Tenants’’) with assessed eligible social care needs who live in supported accommodation. It shall focus on what Tenants can do for themselves either independently or through natural networks of support. There will be an emphasis on skills to strengthen a Tenant’s independence and rebuilding a Tenant’s confidence thereby maximising their independence.

Tenderers are being invited to submit a Tender for a place on the Council’s approved provider list.

Please note that appointment to the approved provider list does not guarantee successful tenderers any work. The procedure for the award of services to approved providers is set out in the document entitled ‘Procedure for the Procurement and Provider Selection for the Supported Living Approved Provider List’ which is included in the tender documents. Quality will equate to 100% of the total evaluation criteria. Prices per Lot are set at fixed hourly rate(s) and therefore will not be scored. Admission onto the approved provider list will be on the basis of Tenderers achieving a minimum quality score of 50% as stated in the invitation to tender documents.

There will be no limit on the number of approved providers on the approved provider list. Each approved provider must satisfy the quality criteria outlined in paragraphs 17 and 18 of the invitation to tender documents. This opportunity may been re-opened approximately every two years during its term (dependant on the Council’s need for new providers). Tenderers should note that there may be a delay to the start date of up to 6 months to enable an effective consultation and mobilisation process. The Council will inform Tenderers/successful Tenderers of any delays to the start date as soon as practically possible.

Tenderers should note that any stated values are estimates and the Council shall not be bound by such estimates nor should these be interpreted as an undertaking to purchase any services

The Borough Council of Calderdale (the Council) invites Tenders from Tenderers who wish to be considered for the provision of Personal Support in Supported Living Services (Approved Provider List) (‘’the Service’’) Lot 3 is for Tenants with complex disability and/or mental health needs. It is anticipated that the contract will commence on the 1st of April 2023 for a period of eight (8) years with an option to extend for one (1) further period of 24 months. Supported Living is a combination of housing and support for people with a learning disability and/or mental health needs. This model of support allows people to have their own tenancies with a Registered Social Landlord and receive support to live their lives and be as independent as possible. Support includes personal care and tenancy related support. The vision for supported living is to make sure that adults are able to have an independent life, within their own home, live within their community and with assistance from support staff they are able to do this. The Provider should provide a person-centred service for adults (‘’Tenants’’) with assessed eligible social care needs who live in supported accommodation. It shall focus on what Tenants can do for themselves either independently or through natural networks of support. There will be an emphasis on skills to strengthen a Tenant’s independence and rebuilding a Tenant’s confidence thereby maximising their independence.

Tenderers are being invited to submit a Tender for a place on the Council’s approved provider list.

Please note that appointment to the approved provider list does not guarantee successful tenderers any work. The procedure for the award of services to approved providers is set out in the document entitled ‘Procedure for the Procurement and Provider Selection for the Supported Living Approved Provider List’ which is included int he tender documents. Quality will equate to 100% of the total evaluation criteria. Prices per Lot are set at fixed hourly rate(s) and therefore will not be scored. Admission onto the approved provider list will be on the basis of Tenderers achieving a minimum quality score of 50% in total for quality questions 1-7 and 3/5 for question 8 as stated in the invitation to tender documents.

There will be no limit on the number of approved providers on the approved provider list. Each approved provider must satisfy the quality criteria outlined in paragraphs 17 and 18 of the invitation to tender documents. This opportunity may been re-opened approximately every two years during its term (dependant on the Council’s need for new providers). Tenderers should note that there may be a delay to the start date of up to 6 months to enable an effective consultation and mobilisation process. The Council will inform Tenderers/successful Tenderers of any delays to the start date as soon as practically possible.

Tenderers should note that any stated values are estimates and the Council shall not be bound by such estimates nor should these be interpreted as an undertaking to purchase any services