Flexible Framework for the provision of Outcome Focused Home Care including TEC Enabled Care
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The procurement process for the "Flexible Framework for the provision of Outcome Focused Home Care including TEC Enabled Care" has been led by Derby City Council. This contract pertains to the health and social services industry and will be implemented in the Derby area, specifically covering central, west, east, and south regions. The procurement has reached the award stage, as of 10th December 2025, with a gross value of £161,008,320.
The framework, designed to enhance adult care services with Technology Enabled Care (TEC), commences from 1st February 2026 and may extend until 31st January 2030, with a possible renewal until 31st January 2034. The contract was procured through an open procedure under a light-touch regime, emphasizing outcomes-focused services to boost community support and reduce reliance on institutional care. This tender presents considerable opportunities for growth, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for home care services with a rating of "Good" or "Outstanding."
It is a promising invitation for businesses in home care service provision to harness TEC for improved service delivery aimed at enhancing personal independence and dignity. SMEs, particularly those with an office within 10 miles of Derby, stand a strong chance of benefitting from this framework, which promises a stable, potentially long-term engagement with possibilities for further expansion through ad-hoc provisions based on capacity needs.
Tender for CQC registered Outcome focussed Home Care Services including TEC enabled Care for Adults, 18 years and over who are resident in Derby and meet the eligibility criteria for Derby City Council. Successful bidders will provide outcomes-focused homecare services for adults, incorporating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) to enhance service delivery. The goal is to support individuals' independence, dignity, and overall well-being through personalised care and innovative technological solutions.
In line with good practice and national directives, Local Authorities aim to reduce the demand for institutional care by increasing options for community support by commissioning or providing services which promote and support independence. The framework is split into five lots as follows: Tier 1 Lot 1 - Central Area Lot 2 - West Area Lot 3 - East Area Lot 4 - South Area Tier 2 Lot 5 - A separate list of approved support providers required on an ad-hoc basis For Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 we require four providers per lot. Providers will asked to submit their preferred Lots and will be allowed to be successful in no more than two Lots.
For Lot 5 we intend to appoint a maximum of 10 providers. No providers who are successful in Lots 1, 2, 3 or 4 will be allowed a place on Lot 5
Successful bidders will provide outcomes-focused homecare services for adults, incorporating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) to enhance service delivery. Central area of city.
Successful bidders will provide outcomes-focused homecare services for adults, incorporating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) to enhance service delivery. West area of city.
Successful bidders will provide outcomes-focused homecare services for adults, incorporating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) to enhance service delivery. East area of city.
Successful bidders will provide outcomes-focused homecare services for adults, incorporating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) to enhance service delivery. South area of city.
Successful bidders will provide outcomes-focused homecare services for adults, incorporating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) to enhance service delivery. Ad-hoc basis citywide.
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The contract period is four years.
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