Reopening of Framework Agreement for Live-in Care (All-Ages), Complex Care (All-Ages) and Trusted Assessors for Spot Therapy and Clinical Psychology Provision for NHS Devon Integrated Care Board

Buyer
NHS DEVON INTEGRATED CARE BOARD
Value
£61,297,064
Closes
11 November 2026
Where
Exeter, the South West
Type
Sets up a framework (suppliers apply to join)

In plain English

NHS Devon is reopening a framework agreement to find care providers across three service areas: live-in care at home for all ages, complex care for all ages, and specialist assessors for therapy and psychology services for children with special educational needs. The total contract is worth £61.3 million over 4 years across Devon.

What the buyer wants

• Deliver personalised, high-quality live-in care support for individuals in their own homes, including those on Continuing Healthcare funding and step-down services from hospital • Provide complex care services for adults and children with significant health and social care needs across a large, geographically dispersed county including hard-to-reach areas • Supply qualified assessors to identify needs for spot therapy and clinical psychology provision for children with special educational needs (SEND)

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Likely requirements

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This is a high-complexity NHS care contract requiring CQC registration, substantial staffing infrastructure, and proven experience delivering care across a large, dispersed geographic area: most one-person or very small trades will not be eligible, and the application process is lengthy and demanding.

How to bid

This is a framework: the buyer picks a set of suppliers now and awards work to them over several years. If you are not on it when it is awarded, you usually cannot win work from it until it is re-tendered, so this is the window to bid.

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