Health and social work services

Tender description

Tender for the re-modelling of domiciliary care service on Anglesey. Joint tender between the Isle of Anglesey County Council and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (The authorities). For the purpose of this document, both parties will also be referred to as “Commissioners”. Please see specification document for further information. The contracts are based on delivering domiciliary care and Continuing Health Care (CHC). This also includes extra care housing domiciliary care in Patch 1 and in Patch 2. The Island is going to be split into 3 geographical patches. The areas are based on the Model Môn existing 6 areas with 2 areas of Model Môn being combined into 1 area, making a total of 3 areas in the new contract. All 3 patches have a mixture of urban and rural areas. The tender has been split into 3 lots as follows: Lot 1: Patch 1; Lot 2: Patch 2; Lot 3: Patch 3. There will be 3 contracts awarded, 1 contract for each patch. Providers will be able to submit a bid for the 3 patches but will only be awarded 1 patch. Providers will need to rank their submissions in order of preference. There will be only 1 provider working in each patch. The successful provider will be responsible for all care packages within their allocated patch. Providers are welcome to create consortiums and bid together for the patches, but supplier collusion will not be permitted. The provider will need to submit one response to the technical questionnaire but if submitting bids for more than one patch, the commercial envelope will need to be completed separately for each patch. See specification document for more information. This procurement exercise will be conducted in accordance with the light touch regime of the Public Contract Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015). The procurement process to be used is the “Open Procedure”. The contracts are based on delivering domiciliary care and Continuing Health Care (CHC). This also includes extra care housing domiciliary care in Patch 1 and in Patch 2. The Island is going to be split into 3 geographical patches. The areas are based on the Model Môn existing 6 areas with 2 areas of model Môn being combined into 1 area, making a total of 3 areas in the new contract. All 3 patches have a mixture of urban and rural areas. The tender has been split into 3 lots as follows: Lot 1: Patch 1; Lot 2: Patch 2; Lot 3: Patch 3. There will be 3 contracts awarded, 1 contract for each patch. Providers will be able to submit a bid for the 3 patches but will only be awarded 1 patch. Providers will need to rank their submissions in order of preference. There will be only 1 provider working in each patch. The successful provider will be responsible for all Care Packages within their allocated patch. Providers are welcome to create consortiums and bid together for the patches, but supplier collusion will not be permitted. The provider will need to submit one response to the technical questionnaire but if submitting bids for more than one patch, the commercial envelope will need to be completed separately for each patch. See specification document for more information. This procurement exercise will be conducted in accordance with the Light Touch Regime of the Public Contract Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015). The procurement process to be used is the “Open Procedure”. The contracts are based on delivering domiciliary care and Continuing Health Care (CHC). This also includes extra care housing domiciliary care in Patch 1 and in Patch 2. The Island is going to be split into 3 geographical patches. The areas are based on the model Môn existing 6 areas with 2 areas of Model Môn being combined into 1 area, making a total of 3 areas in the new contract. All 3 patches have a mixture of urban and rural areas. The tender has been split into 3 lots as follows: Lot 1: Patch 1; Lot 2: Patch 2; Lot 3: Patch 3. There will be 3 contracts awarded, 1 contract for each patch. Providers will be able to submit a bid for the 3 patches but will only be awarded 1 patch. Providers will need to rank their submissions in order of preference. There will be only 1 provider working in each patch. The successful provider will be responsible for all care packages within their allocated patch. Providers are welcome to create consortiums and bid together for the patches, but supplier collusion will not be permitted. The provider will need to submit one response to the technical questionnaire but if submitting bids for more than one patch, the commercial envelope will need to be completed separately for each patch. See specification document for more information. This procurement exercise will be conducted in accordance with the Light Touch Regime of the Public Contract Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015). The procurement process to be used is the ”Open Procedure”.