Buyer	Kirklees
Supplier	Abhi Rose t/a Abhi Rose Homecare
Supplier	Abuv & Beyond
Supplier	Affleck Care Ltd t/a Caremark (Kirklees)
Supplier	Alliance Community Home Care
Supplier	Alpha May Care First
Supplier	Ask4Care Ltd
Supplier	Assist Home Care Ltd
Supplier	Aware Care Ltd
Supplier	Bespoke Care & Support Services
Supplier	BJB Care Services t/a Heritage Healthcare Wakefield
Supplier	Bluewater Care Ltd
Supplier	Burgundy Care Services
Supplier	Care Angels Batley Ltd
Supplier	Care Counts Ltd
Supplier	Care Within Ltd
Supplier	Choices Homecare (Kirklees & Wakefield)
Supplier	Comfort Call
Supplier	Comfort Home Care t/a Nestora Home Care
Supplier	Complete Care West Yorkshire Ltd
Supplier	Connections Care Ltd
Supplier	Constant Healthcare
Supplier	Cooperative Care Colne Valley
Supplier	Cuckoo Care
Supplier	For You Social Care
Supplier	Greenstar Healthcare Ltd
Supplier	Horizonz Care Ltd
Supplier	Inspiring Generations t/a Bluebird Care
Supplier	Justintime Healthcare
Supplier	Kalcrest Care (Northern)
Supplier	Limitless Care Ltd
Supplier	Lindcare Ltd
Supplier	Lotus Home Care Limited
Supplier	Manuel Divine Care t/a Harmony Projects
Supplier	M J Gillen Ltd t/a Radfield home Care
Supplier	Northern Community Careline t/a Community Careline Services
Supplier	Nova Care Yorkshire Ltd
Supplier	Patkay Care Services
Supplier	Roche Home Care
Supplier	Routes Healthcare
Supplier	SureCare Batley & Wakefield
Supplier	Together in Care
Supplier	Willow Wood Care Ltd
Supplier	Woodhall Care Services

Provision of domiciliary care services for the Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council"). Proposals were invited by the Council from shortlisted Capable Economic Operators currently on Category 1 (Kirklees Council) of the Council's Dynamic Purchasing System for the Provision of Domiciliary Care Services(REF:KMCAS-139) during the quarterly period 01 October 2024 to 31 December 2024

Runs	1 Oct 2024 to 31 Dec 2024
OCID	ocds-b5fd17-6bf3e755-55dc-4711-8122-a96a9f42803d
Notice	Read it on Contracts Finder

Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.