Homeless and Temporary Accomodation DPS

Description

Short Term accomodation for Homeless and Rough Sleepers including placements in Purpose build schemes, Hotels, bed and Breakfasts and other similar short term placements. Lot 1a: Lot 1A - South Kesteven, Grantham Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities. Lot 1b: Lot 1B - South Kesteven, Market Deeping Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities Lot 1c: Lot 1C - South Kesteven, Bourne Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities. Lot 2a: Lot 2A North Kesteven - North Hykenham Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities. Lot 2b: Lot 2B North Kesteven - Sleaford Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities. Lot 3a: Lot 3A South Holland - Spalding Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities. Lot 4a: Lot 4A West Lindsey - Gainsborough Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities. Lot 4b: Lot 4B West Lindsey - Market Rasen Area The tender is leading by the South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) for the temporary accommodation providing to homeless people in the area of West Lindsey, South Kesteven, North Kesteven and South Holland. This Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is being established in accordance with the Light Touch Regime (regulations 34) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (and any subsequent amendment) to delivery Services to the Council in accordance with this Specification. The DPS will be let for an initial period of eight years commencing from 1st April 2023 with the option to cancel the DPS at the discretion of the Council. Individual Placement Call-off made under the DPS may vary in duration dependent on Service User needs. This will be confirmed when the call-off order is placed for each individual placement. The Council makes no guarantee regarding the number or frequency of Individual Placements to be made under the DPS Agreement. Scope For South Kesteven, this as a statutory service under Homeless Reduction Act 2017, for other areas the service is at their discretion, delivered to support Service User appropriate to the User’s needs following assessment by the Council’s Housing Options team. Service users can be single Persons, couples and families. The Service will be required to provide temporary accommodation suitable all types of Service User for period(s) agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. Strategic Relevance For South Kesteven, it is under the statutory home duties; for other areas, it is linked to the Lincolnshire homeless strategy. For Change for Lincolnshire this is linked to the Rough Sleeper Scheme. The objectives of the procurement: • To establish a DPS Agreement based on Service Providers suitability to meet requirements • To provide the Council’s Housing Options team with a method of procuring Services that is efficient, simple and cost effective, and responsive to demand • To establish a DPS Agreement that is accessible to SME providers • To deliver Social Value benefits to the South Kesteven District • The DPS will deliver a mix of accommodation across the geographical locations and suited all types of Service User needs. Location Temporary accommodation will be required primarily within the district boundaries of South Kesteven, West Lindsey, North Kesteven and South Holland. In certain and limited circumstances, Service Users may require provision outside of the district boundaries. Tenders will be accepted from potential Service providers within a two-mile radius limit outside of the district boundaries. Accommodation will ideally be located within a reasonable distance to public transport as well as shops, schools, places of worship, medical facilities and other amenities.