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Summary, notice description and lot information
The London Borough of Tower Hamlets has completed a procurement process titled "HAC5988 Tower Hamlets Single Homeless Hostels," with a focus on social work services with accommodation. This tender encompassed various lots to provide housing-related support services for 341 single homeless people across the Borough, with contracts delivered through five different units. The process featured an open procurement method allowing for competitive tendering across multiple lots, with organisations aimed at providing medium to high support services, as well as complex needs hostels within London, UK.
Key dates of signing contracts ranged mostly around September 2024, with some as recent as February 2025. The contracts have a period of 3 years, with possible extensions, indicating flexibility in continuity and sustainability of services. The opportunities for business growth are significant in this sector, engaging both large organisations and SMEs, such as The Salvation Army Trustee Company and Providence Row Housing Association, which were awarded contracts.
The tender offers detailed opportunities for providers to manage housing facilities, offering room for comprehensive service expansion. This contract would be especially appealing to businesses versed in social services, housing support, and community welfare sectors, offering extensive service scope across various accommodation types. Businesses capable of delivering 24/7 support, with a structured workforce and operational flexibility, would find this a lucrative opportunity to enhance their portfolio and make a substantial impact within the community services industry.
The provider will offer 123 units of supported accommodation for men. The support service will be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for 365 days a year. A core service should be available between the hours of 9 am in the morning until 11 pm in the evening with waking night cover able to respond to emergencies in the evening until 9 am in the morning. There will be a minimum of two staff on shift at any one time across the service. Residents will receive a minimum of 3- 5 flexible hours of support to each week. Out of hours cover will be available to the staff in the support service at times of emergencies.
The provider will offer 60 units of supported accommodation for women. The support service will be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for 365 days a year. A core service should be available between the hours of 9 am in the morning until 11 pm in the evening with waking night cover able to respond to emergencies in the evening until 9 am in the morning. There will be a minimum of two staff on shift at any one time across the service. Residents will receive a minimum of 3-5 flexible hours of support to each week. Out of hours cover will be available to the staff in the support service at times of emergencies
The provider will offer a minimum of 87 units of supported accommodation for men and women in a building or buildings identified by the bidder. The support service will be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for 365 days a year. A core service should be available between the hours of 9 am in the morning until 11 pm in the evening with waking night cover able to respond to emergencies in the evening until 9 am in the morning. There will be a minimum of two staff on shift at any one time across the service. Residents will receive a minimum of 3- 5 flexible hours of support to each week. Out of hours cover will be available to the staff in the support service at times of emergencies
The provider will offer a minimum of 35 units of supported accommodation for men and women in a building or buildings identified by the bidder. The support service will be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for 365 days a year. A core service should be available between the hours of 9 am in the morning until 11 pm in the evening with waking night cover able to respond to emergencies in the evening until 9 am in the morning. There will be a minimum of two staff on shift at any one time across the service. Residents will receive a minimum of 3- 5 flexible hours of support to each week. In addition the service will need to provide 25 enhanced cleaning/ personal care type hours to respond to service user needs Out of hours cover will be available to the staff in the support service at times of emergencies.
The provider will offer a minimum of 33 units of supported accommodation for men and women in a building or buildings identified by the bidder. The support service will be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for 365 days a year. A core service should be available between the hours of 9 am in the morning until 11 pm in the evening with waking night cover able to respond to emergencies in the evening until 9 am in the morning. There will be a minimum of two staff on shift at any one time across the service. Residents will receive a minimum of 3- 5 flexible hours of support to each week. Out of hours cover will be available to the staff in the support service at times of emergencies
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