Ilmoitustyyppi: Dynaamisen hankintajärjestelmän perustamisesta

Warwickshire County Council invite applications from suitably experienced operators for admission to the Dynamic Purchasing System for the provision of apprenticeship training.|| The DPS will be used for the provision of apprenticeship training, to include the independent delivery of end-point assessments. The DPS can be used for this purpose by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Coventry City Council, Warwick District Council and subject to authorisation by Warwickshire County Council, it can also be used by other Local Authorities in Warwickshire and the West Midlands.

Hull City Council is seeking suitably qualified providers to supply and deliver supported living services for the authority's adult social care and children and young people family services, by establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). The length of of contracts will be governed by the persons individual needs. Service providers can join the DPS at any point following its launch. The DPS will be established for a period of 8 years, with an option to extend for up to a further 2 x 1 year periods. Organisations accepted on to the DPS will be invited, via categories to further competitions to bid against individual or block placements.

East Suffolk has established an agency to offer advice and support to all those living with a disability to enable them to live safely and independently at home. In most cases the agency will help residents to apply for grant funding to adapt their homes.|| This DPS is to establish a list of contractors able to deliver those adaptations.

This is a restricted procedure for the creation of a Dynamic Purchasing System for home to school passenger transport services and business continuity.|| The service is for the provision of taxi, bus/coach and minibus services (including wheelchair accessible vehicles).|| To convey passengers for home to school passenger transport services and for business continuity requirements.

This is a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the procurement of bus and taxi transportation for the East Riding of Yorkshire Council.|| Requirements under the DPS will include home to school transport, public transport and transport for social services clients.|| The DPS will be split into two lots as follows:|| Lot 1: bus transport,|| Lot 2: taxi transport.|| Applicants may apply to be admitted to the DPS for either or both lots, but will only be admitted if the core criteria and lot specific criteria are met.|| It is intended that the DPS will be in place for 7 years with an estimated total value of GBP 100 million.|| The Council reserves the right to purchase any service (whether similar to the services or not) from any service provider outside of the DPS and accordingly, admittance to the DPS does not give rise to any exclusivity for admitted operators.

Leicestershire County Council (the Council) is conducting a procurement to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) in accordance with the Light-Touch Regime requirements of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.|| The Council is asking providers to join the Leicestershire Children and Families Services Gateway2Resources (G2R) Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to supply supported accommodation placements to Leicestershire’s Looked After Children (LAC), Care Leavers, Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC) and Young People (at risk of homelessness) not owed a social care duty between the ages of 16-18.|| The Council wishes to work collaboratively with Providers to ensure that placement requirements for Leicestershire’s LAC cohort can meet demand and need. We are requesting that providers apply to join the DPS and work with the Council’s vision to ensure that Leicestershire's young people can live locally and are offered high quality, value for money placements.|| This DPS will form part of the Council's Gateway2Resources (G2R) commissioning model. The first phase of G2R focused on requests for Residential Children's Home Placements (category 1) and Independent Fostering Services (category 2) through a DPS which commenced 1 February 2020. This procurement is the second G2R phase and will consist of two categories; supported shared accommodation for young people aged 16+ (category 3a), and; independent accommodation with floating support for young people aged 16+ (category 3b).|| other local authorities may also choose to use the DPS in the future which will increase the estimated contract value significantly.|| The deadline for receipt of tenders for the DPS Round 1 is 12.00 21 September 2020.

The aim of this service is to underpin the strategic priorities of East Sussex County Council’s adult social care and children’s services departments, and local health and housing partners, to provide a flexible, outcomes-focussed on-site housing support service that:|| (i) prevents a wide range of crisis situations including homelessness;|| (ii) supports clients to stay safe, including their mental and physical wellbeing, and better manage their use of substances and complex needs;|| (iii) builds resilience, in part by taking an asset-based approach to personal development that enables employment and future independent living;|| (iv) actively supports healthy living and well-being;|| (v) actively promotes self-care and avoids hospital or accommodation-based care or use of the Criminal Justice System; and|| (vi) proactively supports clients to regain independence, maximising their capacity to live independently, and to move on with specialist support to prevent future crises.