Nightly Purchased, Supplier-Managed Temporary Accommodation in Northampton (Dynamic Purchasing System - DPS)
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This is a large award for Health & Social Care — above three-quarters of comparable contracts. Based on 32,734 valued Health & Social Care tenders in our corpus.
Northampton Borough Council is committed to tackling, preventing and reducing homelessness, and to minimising its use of Bed & Breakfast and out-of-borough temporary accommodation to meet the needs of homeless families.
Although the Council is in the process of setting up a private sector leasing scheme to help meet the demand for temporary accommodation, urgent action is also being taken to move homeless households out of Bed & Breakfast accommodation and into suitable self-contained accommodation within the Northampton Borough or Grange Park.
The Council therefore has a requirement for nightly-purchased temporary accommodation that is partly furnished and is managed and maintained by the housing supplier.
All organisations wishing to provide temporary accommodation service from June 1st 2018 onwards, will need to apply to join the DPS.
This includes Providers that have an existing contract.
The initial "Round" for this DPS will be open for 30 calendar days.
Following on from this, each "Round" will then be open for 3 months (close every quarter).
This means that Applications can be submitted throughout the duration of the DPS, but the Authority will only process the applications on a quarterly basis.
This DPS Agreement is for an initial term of four years (until 31st May 2022), with an option to extend on an annual basis, depending on the Council's need for this type of temporary accommodation.
The Council is using the process of a DPS to enable Providers to apply for the DPS at any time.
PLEASE NOTE ROUND 1 CLOSES AT 12:00NOON 21st MAY 2018.
What the notice asks for
All organisations wishing to provide temporary accommodation
All organisations wishing to provide temporary accommodation service from June 1st 2018 onwards, will need to apply to join the DPS.
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Nightly Purchased, Supplier-Managed Temporary Accommodation in Northampton (Dynamic Purchasing System - DPS)
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