Interim Homecare Contract

Buyer
Leeds City Council - PACS
Value
£130,500,000
Closes
31 March 2027
Where
Leeds, Yorkshire and the Humber
Type
Dynamic purchasing system (open to join)

In plain English

Leeds City Council is seeking homecare providers to deliver care services that help people live independently in their own homes. This is an interim contract (temporary arrangement) while they set up a longer-term service, and they are using a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS), which means they will review and add suppliers on an ongoing basis rather than selecting one winner.

What the buyer wants

• Provide personal care and support services to help vulnerable adults remain independent at home • Work with individuals to give them choice and control over their own care • Contribute to outcomes including people living longer, healthier lives in safe, sustainable communities

Likely requirements

Our reading of the notice. Always check the tender documents.

This contract is for social care delivery, not a tradesperson service. Most small building, cleaning, or maintenance trades will be disqualified unless they employ qualified care staff and hold CQC registration or can obtain it quickly. The contract value (£130.5 million) suggests large, established providers are the intended audience.

How to bid

This is a Dynamic Purchasing System: an open list of approved suppliers. You can apply to join at any time while it runs, and once accepted you can bid for the individual contracts the buyer runs through it.

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