Social work services with accommodation

Tender description

The London Borough of Camden (‘the Council’) is seeking to award a contract for the provision of supported living services in the south of Camden. This service forms part of the mental health supported accommodation pathway. The pathway supports adults with severe mental illness (SMI) who are unable to live independently. The pathway accommodates residents who have lost their tenancies or are unable to live in their own home without support due to the lack of daily living skills. The supported living pathway often bridges the gap between a long stay in hospital and independent living. The mental health supported accommodation pathway fosters Camden’s ambitions to make Camden a place ‘...where everyone can lead happy, healthy and fulfilling lives’ and where ‘no one should experience discrimination or be made to feel ashamed or isolated because of a mental health problem’. This service was previously tendered as two of four lots in August 2019. See OJEU notice 382931-2019. The London Borough of Camden (‘the Council’) is seeking to award a contract for the provision of supported living services in the south of Camden. This service forms part of the mental health supported accommodation pathway. The pathway supports adults with severe mental illness (SMI) who are unable to live independently. The pathway accommodates residents who have lost their tenancies or are unable to live in their own home without support due to the lack of daily living skills. The supported living pathway often bridges the gap between a long stay in hospital and independent living. The mental health supported accommodation pathway fosters Camden’s ambitions to make Camden a place ‘...where everyone can lead happy, healthy and fulfilling lives’ and where ‘no one should experience discrimination or be made to feel ashamed or isolated because of a mental health problem’. This service was previously tendered as two of four lots in August 2019. See OJEU notice 382931-2019 This service is being procured using the light touch regime of the public contracts regulations 2015. The approach used will be a one-stage approach similar to an open procedure. Only those providers who can demonstrate suitable expertise and experience as part of the selection stage will be evaluated against the award criteria.