Decision - Supported Living Prior Information Notice and Award- Outcome Report

Brighton and Hove Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee Decided 12 Sep 2023 for determination GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee

Report author

Lou Aish

Published

12 Sep 2023

Reference

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As published

the council's own words, unedited

to update members on the award of the supported living contract (as previously request at sub-committee)

RESOLVED - That the Sub Committee notes the outcome of the procurement and agrees that the contract will be awarded to the wining bidder.

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The report concerns the procurement of a 3–4-person, 24-hour supported living service for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Four providers submitted bids, and the report recommended awarding the contract to the winning bidder, although the bidder’s name is not stated.

Recommendation

That the Committee notes the outcome of the procurement and agrees that the contract will be awarded to the winning bidder.

Financial impact

No specific financial data is included in the report. The relevant financial threshold for the services is £663,540 inclusive of VAT.

Ward affected

city-wide

Decision maker

Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub Committee

Date in document

14 Sep 2023

Stakeholders named

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adults with learning disabilities and autismpeople with complex needsfamilies and support networksservice userssocial care providersLearning Disability Provider ForumPositive Behaviour Support networkLearning Disability Partnership Board

Next steps

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Award the contract to the winning bidder, subject to Committee agreement.
Develop and commission the supported living service for 3–4 people with 24-hour support.
Continue managing and accessing the local supported living market through the procurement process.

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