Health and social work services

Tender description

It is anticipated that this tender will be issued on Monday 4th March. This procurement project is the culmination of a commissioning process seeking to achieve the following benefits: 1) Good quality domiciliary care services that deliver ‘what matters’ (as defined by stakeholders to mean flexible, relationship centred and outcome focussed support; 2) Affordable (whole life/best value) services; 3) A sustainable and diverse market (meeting Welsh language needs and providing appropriate ‘specialist’ care and support e.g. enhanced workforce standards for supporting people with complex behaviour, acquired brain or spinal injury etc); 4) Standardised procurement processes, provider terms and conditions across the region — where possible and beneficial; 5) Standardised care pathways/internal process (assessment, reablement, brokerage, invoicing and payments) across North Wales — where possible and beneficial and where this can make efficiencies or deliver benefits across the ‘whole system'. This project is being undertaken by Denbighshire County Council on behalf of the seven (7) health and social care commissioning authorities of the North Wales region: — Isle of Anglesey County Council, — Gwynedd County Council, — Conwy County Borough Council, — Denbighshire County Council, — Flintshire County Council, — Wrexham County Borough Council, and — Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. This project will evaluate the quality of registered domiciliary support providers (or companies that have submitted an application for registration with CIW) using MEAT criteria (most economically advantageous tender – in terms of price, quality and social value). Providers are required to stipulate the geographical lot/s they are bidding for. Successful bidders will be awarded an agreement to provide domiciliary support services within those specified counties within North Wales.Commissioners will be able to call-off against the list of providers using a range of allocation procedures to be defined within the tender documents. This re-opening of Phase 1 enables: (i) existing appointed providers to bid for additional lots; (ii) new providers to seek approval to participate in the agreement. This project is being undertaken by Denbighshire County Council on behalf of the seven (7) health and social care commissioning authorities of the North Wales region: — Isle of Anglesey County Council, — Gwynedd County Council, — Conwy County Borough Council, — Denbighshire County Council, — Flintshire County Council, — Wrexham County Borough Council, and — Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. This project will evaluate the quality of registered domiciliary support providers (or companies that have submitted an application for registration with CIW) using MEAT criteria (most economically advantageous tender – in terms of price, quality and social value). Providers are required to stipulate the geographical lot/s they are bidding for. Successful bidders will be awarded an agreement to provide domiciliary support services within those specified counties within North Wales. Commissioners will be able to call-off against the list of providers using a range of allocation procedures to be defined within the tender documents. This re-opening of Phase 1 enables: (i) existing appointed providers to bid for additional lots; (ii) new providers to seek approval to participate in the agreement. This project is being undertaken by Denbighshire County Council on behalf of the seven (7) health and social care commissioning authorities of the North Wales region: — Isle of Anglesey County Council, — Gwynedd County Council, — Conwy County Borough Council, — Denbighshire County Council, — Flintshire County Council, — Wrexham County Borough Council, and — Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. This project will evaluate the quality of registered domiciliary support providers (or companies that have submitted an application for registration with CIW) using MEAT criteria (most economically advantageous tender – in terms of price, quality and social value). Providers are required to stipulate the geographical lot/s they are bidding for. Successful bidders will be awarded an agreement to provide Domiciliary support services within those specified counties within North Wales. Commissioners will be able to call-off against the list of providers using a range of allocation procedures to be defined within the tender documents. This re-opening of Phase 1 enables: (i) existing appointed providers to bid for additional lots; (ii) new providers to seek approval to participate in the agreement. This project is being undertaken by Denbighshire County Council on behalf of the seven (7) health and social care commissioning authorities of the North Wales region: — Isle of Anglesey County Council, — Gwynedd County Council, — Conwy County Borough Council, — Denbighshire County Council, — Flintshire County Council, — Wrexham County Borough Council, and — Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. This project will evaluate the quality of registered domiciliary support providers (or companies that have submitted an application for registration with CIW) using MEAT criteria (most economically advantageous tender – in terms of price, quality and social value). Providers are required to stipulate the geographical lot/s they are bidding for. Successful bidders will be awarded an agreement to provide Domiciliary support services within those specified counties within North Wales. Commissioners will be able to call-off against the list of providers using a range of allocation procedures to be defined within the tender documents. This re-opening of Phase 1 enables: (i) existing appointed providers to bid for additional lots; (ii) new providers to seek approval to participate in the agreement. This project is being undertaken by Denbighshire Council on behalf of the seven (7) Health and Social Care commissioning authorities of the North Wales region: — Isle of Anglesey County Council, — Gwynedd County Council, — Conwy County Borough Council, — Denbighshire County Council, — Flintshire County Council, — Wrexham County Borough Council, and — Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. This project will evaluate the quality of registered domiciliary support providers (or companies that have submitted an application for registration with CIW)– in terms of quality and social value. Providers are required to stipulate the geographical lot/s they are bidding for. Successful bidders will be awarded an agreement to provide domiciliary support services within those specified counties within North Wales. Commissioners will be able to call-off against the list of providers using a range of allocation procedures to be defined within the tender documents. For this lot only, the project will evaluate the quality of registered domiciliary care providers (or companies that have submitted an application for registration) using criteria in terms of quality and social value. Flintshire proposes to set fees for all Providers, based on the proposed rates for 2019/2020: — 60 minutes — 17,35 GBP, — 45 minutes — 13,02 GBP, — 30 minutes — 11,52 GBP. Flintshire intends to pilot a more outcome focussed commissioning and care planning model. This re-opening of Phase 1 enables: (i) Existing appointed providers to bid for additional lots; (ii) New providers to seek approval to participate in the agreement. This project is being undertaken by Denbighshire County Council on behalf of the seven (7) health and social care commissioning authorities of the North Wales region: — Isle of Anglesey County Council, — Gwynedd County Council, — Conwy County Borough Council, — Denbighshire County Council, — Flintshire County Council, — Wrexham County Borough Council, and — Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. This project will evaluate the quality of registered domiciliary support providers (or companies that have submitted an application for registration with CIW) using MEAT criteria (most economically advantageous tender – in terms of price, quality and social value). Providers are required to stipulate the geographical lot/s they are bidding for. Successful bidders will be awarded an agreement to provide Domiciliary support services within those specified counties within North Wales. Commissioners will be able to call-off against the list of providers using a range of allocation procedures to be defined within the tender documents. This re-opening of Phase 1 enables: (i) existing appointed providers to bid for additional lots; (ii) new providers to seek approval to participate in the agreement.