Renewal of the North Wales Domiciliary Care Agreement.
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The public procurement process for the North Wales Domiciliary Care Agreement was conducted by a consortium of local authorities led by Denbighshire County Council, in collaboration with organisations such as Conwy County Borough Council, Cyngor Gwynedd Council, and the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. This procurement focused on the domiciliary care industry and covered the UKL13 region, involving services for both adults and children. The process followed an open procedure, with the procurement stage reaching completion.
Key dates included an initial tender deadline on 28th October 2024, with several subsequent extensions due to technical issues. The final signed contracts were effective from 1st April 2025, highlighting the collaborative approach to service provision in the area. This tender presents significant opportunities for businesses involved in domiciliary care.
Companies providing standard and complex domiciliary care services for both adults and children were encouraged to participate, thus widening the scope for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to expand their market presence. Such businesses, particularly those specialising in care services, could leverage this agreement to enhance their service delivery capacity across North Wales, with contract values reaching up to £240 million in total. This is an excellent opportunity for companies seeking to establish or grow their footprint in the public sector healthcare and social care markets.
The six Local Authorities and Health Board in North Wales are recommissioning domiciliary care under the North Wales Domiciliary Care Agreement, with a view to achieving / continuing to develop outcomes-focussed care and support across the region. This domiciliary care will be for adults and children / young people with a wide variety of needs and circumstances. Tender submissions are welcomed from providers for the following: - Lot 1: Standard domiciliary care for adults 18+ - Lot 2: Complex domiciliary care for adults 18+ - Lot 3: Standard domiciliary care for children and young people under 18 - Lot 4: Complex domiciliary care for children and young people under 18
The six Local Authorities and Health Board in North Wales are recommissioning domiciliary care under the North Wales Domiciliary Care Agreement, with a view to achieving / continuing to develop outcomes-focussed care and support across the region. This domiciliary care will be for adults and children / young people with a wide variety of needs and circumstances. Tender submissions are welcomed from providers for the following: - Lot 1: Standard domiciliary care for adults 18+
The six Local Authorities and Health Board in North Wales are recommissioning domiciliary care under the North Wales Domiciliary Care Agreement, with a view to achieving / continuing to develop outcomes-focussed care and support across the region. This domiciliary care will be for adults and children / young people with a wide variety of needs and circumstances. Tender submissions are welcomed from providers for the following: - Lot 2: Complex domiciliary care for adults 18+
The six Local Authorities and Health Board in North Wales are recommissioning domiciliary care under the North Wales Domiciliary Care Agreement, with a view to achieving / continuing to develop outcomes-focussed care and support across the region. This domiciliary care will be for adults and children / young people with a wide variety of needs and circumstances. Tender submissions are welcomed from providers for the following: - Lot 3: Standard domiciliary care for children and young people under 18
The six Local Authorities and Health Board in North Wales are recommissioning domiciliary care under the North Wales Domiciliary Care Agreement, with a view to achieving / continuing to develop outcomes-focussed care and support across the region. This domiciliary care will be for adults and children / young people with a wide variety of needs and circumstances. Tender submissions are welcomed from providers for the following: - Lot 4: Complex domiciliary care for children and young people under 18
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