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Decision - Residential Rehabilitation Services

Brighton and Hove Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee Decided 11 Jan 2022 approved GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee
Report author
Stephen Nicholson
Published
14 Jan 2022
Reference
6495

As published

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Paper seeks agreement from the ASC PH sub-committee to advertise residential rehab contracts via a PIN and, in the event of multiple expressions of interest, for delegated authority to be granted to the executive director of health and adult social care to extend current contracts and undertake a procurement process

RESOLVED – (1) That the Sub Committee agrees to advertise the provision of residential rehabilitation services via a Prior Information Notice (PIN) as a call for competition for contract periods of three years with the possibility of a two-year extensions; (2) In the event that multiple expressions of interest are received, and an open competition is required, that the Sub Committee grants delegated authority to the Executive Director of Health and Adult Social Care to extend the current contracts for as short period as possible to facilitate a competitive process; (3 That the Sub Committee grants delegated authority to the Executive Director of Health and Adult Social Care to undertake a procurement process and award subsequent contracts.

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The report sought approval to procure new residential rehabilitation services for adults affected by drug and alcohol misuse in Brighton and Hove. It recommended advertising the services through a Prior Information Notice, with three-year contracts and possible two-year extensions, while allowing current contracts to be extended briefly if needed.

Recommendation
Advertise residential rehabilitation services through a Prior Information Notice as a call for competition; delegate authority to the Executive Director of Health & Adult Social Care to extend current contracts for the shortest possible period if required; and delegate authority to undertake the procurement and award the subsequent contracts.
Financial impact
The total cost of the new services would be up to £2,684,750. The net budget is £0.537 million in 2021/22, with funding anticipated to be available up to March 2025.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Adult Social Care and Public Health Sub-Committee
Date in document
11 Jan 2022

Stakeholders named

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Adults affected by drug and alcohol misusePeople who are homeless or insecurely housedPeople with complex support needsBrighton Housing Trust (BHT)Change, Grow, Live (CGL)Residential rehabilitation service providersBrighton & Hove City Council

Next steps

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  • Advertise the provision through a Prior Information Notice as a call for competition.
  • Undertake stakeholder engagement and an Equality Impact Assessment of any proposed changes to the service model.
  • If multiple expressions of interest are received, extend the current contracts for the shortest period necessary to run a competitive process.
  • Conduct the procurement process and award the subsequent contracts.

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