Residential Intermediate Care for people with complex needs including physical healthcare needs and homelessness/ risk of homelessness

The procurement process for delivering residential intermediate care services in Edinburgh has reached the award stage. The City of Edinburgh Council, acting through the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership, sought a provider for people with complex needs, including physical healthcare and homelessness risks, at Milestone House, Edinburgh, EH14 1EB. The services fall under the "Residential health facilities services" industry category, classified by CPV 85144000.

This procurement followed an open procedure, adhering to the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, and was completed with an award to Simon Community Scotland. The contract, valued at £6,745,744, was signed on 18th September 2025 and includes potential extensions for up to eight years, with the core period starting on 3rd November 2025. This contract offers substantial opportunities for businesses focused on delivering residential healthcare services, especially those with the expertise to cater to individuals with diverse and challenging needs.

Ideal competitors would include organisations or consortia capable of addressing the comprehensive service requirements laid out in the tender documents, alongside a strong alignment with regional public service objectives. The long-term nature of the contract and potential growth areas related to intermediate care provide a stable platform for business expansion, fostering collaboration with public bodies such as the City of Edinburgh Council.