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Medway Council has initiated an open tender process for a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) focusing on the provision of supported living for adults over 18. The tender, titled "Dynamic Purchasing System for Provision of Supported Living for Adults Aged over 18," falls under the "Social work and related services" industry category and operates in Chatham, United Kingdom. The procurement is at the tender stage and involves building a marketplace of qualified providers to deliver quality support services for individuals with diverse needs, such as learning disabilities and mental health challenges.
Key deadlines include the expiration of the DPS on 31 January 2027, with the tender submission period already in effect. This tender presents significant opportunities for businesses specialising in social care services to expand their market presence by joining the Medway Council's ecosystem of service providers. Companies with expertise in managing and delivering supported living services, particularly those skilled in addressing complex requirements like challenging behaviour and dual disabilities, are well-suited to participate.
The DPS is divided into three lots, addressing different levels of need, thus providing tailored opportunities for providers of various specialisations to deliver impactful, quality-driven services in alignment with the specifications set by Medway Council.
To include, but not limited to: - budgeting/income maximisation - support to coordinate and attend appointments - managing and maintaining personal hygiene - maintaining their home environment - enabling social inclusion and community involvement - ensuring adequate nutrition and support towards a healthy lifestyle - medication compliance - support to access suitable gainful daytime activity - support planning with individual goals - managing and maintaining their tenancy - developing capabilities and skills to progress to more independent living - night support (sleep in or waking night) would not be included
To include (in addition to lower level), but not limited to: - regular supervision throughout the day - behaviour management - support with eating, feeding, personal care or other activities of daily living - medication administration - support to manage clients' lives in the short and long term - help developing clients' skills to become independent or more independent with activities of daily living - all accommodation with night support (either sleep in or waking night) would fall into this category - night support (sleep in or waking night) to be nine hours - higher support providers are required to be CQC registered, and staff training levels should be appropriate.
Providers with specialisms in complex challenging behaviour including violent and forensic behaviour and substance use. - not necessarily required to be CQC registered but will be required to provide details of significant relevant experience - specialist support services are likely to be tailored to meet a particular individual's need
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