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Emergency Accommodation and Support for Vulnerable Groups

Liverpool City Council · £26,000,000 – £26,803,000 · closes 22 Sept 2023

£26,000,000 – £26,803,000

Estimated value

Closed

Deadline

24 Aug 2023

Published

Awarded

Bedspace Ltd£26m · to 31 December 2028

cambridge care company£26m · to 31 December 2028

Local Solutions£26m · to 31 December 2028

Serviced Living Liverpool£26m · to 31 December 2028

The Housing Network£26m · to 31 December 2028

Awarded 11 December 2023

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About this contract

The Authority is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and competent providers of accommodation services and support, including emergency accommodation. The purpose of this procurement is to create a Framework Agreement under the 'Light Touch Regime' for the following six Lots: • Accommodation and Support for Unaccompanied Asylum Seeker Children (UASC) aged 16 -18 and beyond age 18 where their asylum claim is still pending • Adults with No Recourse to Public Funds with Eligible Care Needs • Supported Lodgings for Young People aged 16 to 17 Preparing to Leave Care • Emergency Accommodation for Single People and Families (same day) • Emergency Accommodation for Adults with Care and Support Needs (Care Act Eligible) • Emergency Accommodation for young people at risk of being made homeless (same day) The scope and objectives of this service is to: • Provide good quality accommodation. • Provide support, which enables Service Users to maintain their accommodation where appropriate. • Promote independent living skills that will enable Service Users to live with the minimum level of support. • Provide services in a flexible and responsive way to achieve the agreed outcomes for individual Service Users. • Promote social inclusion and cohesion to enable Service Users to engage fully with the community. • Provide practical and emotional support to Service Users. • Ensure access to mainstream and specialist services, which meet Service User needs, where appropriate Providers will be required to provide a selection of fully furnished and maintained property types, which meets the assessed needs of the Service Users. The Provider will put in place the necessary arrangements to provide the accommodation. The range of accommodation should include a range of size and types of accommodation. This should include access to accommodation, which is ground floor for those with mobility difficulties.