Health and social work services
Details
- Supplier(s)
4 suppliers
- Depaul UK
- Family Mosaic (Part of Peabody Group)
- Look Ahead Care and Support Ltd
- One Housing Group (Lot 4 - Progress Service Low to Medium Suppor
- Value
- £7,198,212
- Duration
- 6 years
- Topic
- Health and social work services
- Published
- 7 January 2019
- Source
- TedNotices
Tender description
Supported accommodation for young people — accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care Leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 1A — Assessment (10 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 2A — Mixed — Assessment and Progression (8 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 2B — Mixed — Assessment and Progression (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 2C — Mixed — Assessment and Progression (5 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 2D — Mixed — Assessment and Progression (5 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 2E — Mixed — Assessment and Progression (5 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 3A — Progression with on-site support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 3B — Progression with on-site support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 3C — Progression with on-site support (7 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 4A — Progression with visiting support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 4B — Progression with visiting support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 4C — Progression with visiting support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 4D — Progression with visiting support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 4E — Progression with visiting support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 4F — Progression with visiting support (6 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21. Lot 4G — Progression with visiting support (11 units). Supported accommodation for young people refers to accommodation and support for homeless young people who are aged 16–21 and assessed as vulnerable by the Children in Need service. This includes children looked after aged 16–17, care leavers aged 18–25 and homeless young people aged 16–21.
Timeline
- Completed: Award date12 November 2018
- Completed: Award published7 January 2019Current notice
- Completed: Contract expiry date11 October 2024
About the buyer
London Borough of Islington is an inner London local authority with its own Strategic Procurement Team. A Progressive Procurement Strategy weighs social value at a minimum of 20% in every bid evaluation. The procurement team also runs workshops to help small and voluntary sector suppliers strengthen their bids.
Over the past 5 years, most of London Borough of Islington's contract awards have been in repair and maintenance, construction work and architectural and engineering services.
Decision makers
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| Commercial Director | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@london-borough-of-islington.gov | |
| Procurement Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@london-borough-of-islington.gov | |
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| Contracts Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@london-borough-of-islington.gov |
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