CT0627-275 Category 1 A - Private Rented Accommodation
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The procurement process for the "CT0627-275 Category 1 A - Private Rented Accommodation" contract has been managed by The City of Edinburgh Council, located at Waverley Court, Edinburgh. This contract falls under the industry category of general public services and focuses on providing private rented accommodation within the Edinburgh area for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The procurement was conducted using a selective approach, specifically a restricted procedure, and it has completed the award stage with Budge Property Accommodation as the supplier.
Key details include that the contract was signed on 1st April 2024, with a total value of £1,111,608. The process was concluded in accordance with the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015. This tender presents significant opportunities for businesses specialising in real estate and property management, particularly those experienced in delivering accommodation solutions for the public sector.
Businesses operating at a small and medium enterprise (SME) scale, such as Budge Property Accommodation, have demonstrated competitiveness in securing such contracts. The focus on housing support and providing self-contained accommodation makes it especially relevant for firms with expertise in managed residential solutions and social housing services. Furthermore, businesses that can ensure prompt payment practices and adherence to real Living Wage standards are likely to align well with the contract's requirements and expected delivery standards.
This contract is for the provision of Private Rented Accommodation. The contract provides self-contained accommodation within Edinburgh for single households / individuals, couples and households with children experiencing homelessness. Private Rented Accommodation is for households who have been assessed as homeless and who: - Will be able to independently manage in their own accommodation or/and - Will be receiving or about to receive a visiting support service to encourage and improve Housing Support skills.
It is expected that turnover of rooms will be low. It can take up to two years or more for people assessed as homeless to be offered alternative accommodation. Average length of stay for Private Rented Accommodation is approximately 18 months though some are significantly longer or shorter than this.
Contract is a Direct Award from: CT0627 Temporary Accommodation Flexible Purchasing System, Category 1 - Temporary Accommodation with Access to Visiting Support. Sub-Category 1A - Private Rented Accommodation
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