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Reopening Sandwell Domiciliary Care Service - AWARD

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2 Feb 2024
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Who

Buyer Sandwell
Supplier All Round Care Solutions Limited
Supplier Ariise Ltd
Supplier Courage Health Care ( West Midlands) Liminted
Supplier Eden Housing & Support Ltd
Supplier ELR Homecare LTD
Supplier Firstcall 247 Limited
Supplier GPS care services ltd
Supplier GraceBrook Ltd
Supplier Handle with Care (Black Country Limited
Supplier Home1st Ltd
Supplier Just Call 4 Care Services Limited
Supplier KWIKFIX RECRUITMENT SERVICES LIMITED
Supplier LIVING WATERS HEALTHCARE SERVICES LIMITED
Supplier Lovage homecare limited
Supplier MSA Care Services Ltd
Supplier NDH Care Ltd
Supplier Oak Healthcare Holding Ltd
Supplier Passion 4 Care Ltd
Supplier Phemacare
Supplier Priority Plus Limited
Supplier STANDARDS CARE LIMITED
Supplier Touchheart Healthcare Ltd

What

Reopening of ASC084 Domiciliary Care Service - Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council wishes to Reopen the ITT for the addition of Providers to the Tier 2 List for the provision of Domiciliary Care to eligible individuals living in Sandwell. All Providers appointed will be required to deliver the Service across the whole of the Borough of Sandwell. It is anticipated that the Service, across both Tier 1 and Tier 2, will support approximately 20,000 to 25 000 hours of care per week, however the amount of hours of care per week may vary during the duration of the Agreement. The Service will provide a broad range of general personal care and support services to eligible adults (18 years old and over) aimed at enabling individuals to maintain and recover maximum independence, support their wellbeing, provide support to individuals who have recently left hospital and ultimately allow people to remain living in their own homes. The hourly rate for the period 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024 is ?18.40 for the service has been set by the Council which will be reviewed annually in April of each year. Where appropriate, rates will be increased using a Fee Rate Escalator or through Market Sustainability uplifts. Where a Market Sustainability uplift has been utilised then the Fee Rate Escalator will not apply for that year. Details of the Fee Rate Escalator are contained in the Procurement Documents. Providers will be required to provide a high-quality service that aligns with the Council's vision for Adult Social Care and whilst participating in the further implementation of the personalisation agenda, giving citizens greater choice and control in this process. The overarching Domiciliary Care Service Agreement commenced on 1st September 2022 for an initial period of 5 years with the option of extending for up to an additional 5 years. The Effective Date for the Reopening of the service is 2nd April 2024. Bidders attention is drawn to and they should note the following: a) There is no guarantee of volumes of work as referrals can decrease and / or increase; b) There is no guarantee that all Providers will receive an equal share of the work; c) Use of the Council's eBrokerage System for Referrals will be mandatory; d) The Terms and Conditions of Agreement Document, attached as Appendix 4 of the ITT, fully reflects services currently being provided by existing organisations and TUPE will NOT apply; e) This is the first Reopening of the ITT and the Tender will continue to be Reopened every 6 to 12 months, or at such other times at the sole discretion of the Council, for the addition, subject to passing evaluation, of Providers to the Tier 2 List - full details are contained in the ITT documents; f) The Tier 1 List will be Refreshed every 2 to 4 years, or at such other times at the sole discretion of the Council, full details are contained in the ITT documents.

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Runs 2 Apr 2024 to 31 Aug 2032
OCID ocds-b5fd17-15d37a21-033d-408c-9449-18621ddba6bb
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