Market Engagement Event: Supported Living Services at Masons Hill and Century Way, Bromley
£9,600,000 — stated in the notice
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
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The Council invites organisations interested in providing the Service to a Market Engagement event on 7th July 2026 from 10.30am to 11.30am.
The event will be held online via MS Teams.
The aim of the Service is to provide care and support services to assist tenants who have a learning disability but may also have physical disabilities, autism, behaviours that challenge services and / or mental health needs, to live as independently as possible for as long as possible in the community.
The model of care will include a combination of: • 1:1 / 2:1 (spot hours); • shared core hours (block hours); and • sleep in and / or waking night staff, where required.
The Service to be provided must be flexible and responsive to changes in the tenants' needs, ensuring that support remains person-centred and appropriate to their individual need.
The successful service provider will be expected to demonstrate best practice and align delivery with current local and national policies and guidance for this Service.
All tenants will have their own tenancy agreement with Registered Social Landlords (RSLs).
The appointed service provider will be required to sign a Service Level Agreement with the RSLs.
The successful service provider will be expected to work collaboratively with the Council, the RSLs, as well as other stakeholders including families / carers and health partners to promote a holistic service to the tenants.
These services have been established for several years.
The Council intends to award a single contract to one provider for the delivery of care and support across all the properties: interested providers will be required to submit a proposal covering all four of the properties - partial bids for individual sites will NOT be considered.
What the notice asks for
The aim of the Service is
The aim of the Service is to provide care and support services to assist tenants who have a learning disability but may also have physical disabilities, autism, behaviours that challenge services and / or mental health needs, to live as independently as possible for as long as possible in the community.
The Service to be provided must
The Service to be provided must be flexible and responsive to changes in the tenants' needs, ensuring that support remains person-centred and appropriate to their individual need.
The successful service provider will be expected
The successful service provider will be expected to demonstrate best practice and align delivery with current local and national policies and guidance for this Service.
The appointed service provider will be required
The appointed service provider will be required to sign a Service Level Agreement with the RSLs.
The successful service provider will be expected
The successful service provider will be expected to work collaboratively with the Council, the RSLs, as well as other stakeholders including families / carers and health partners to promote a holistic service to the tenants.
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- planning · Planning
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