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This page contains information on current and future planned tendering activity along with information on tenders awarded in the past six months. Follow the links below for:
The Procurement Timetable for Adult Social Care Services
The Procurement Timetable, attached below, contains a list of the current services that Community Care purchases under contract arrangements. It describes the type of services we currently purchase under these arrangements and when they are likely to expire.
Follow the link for more information on our Procurement Standards.
Current Tendering Opportunities
Support Service for Personal/Individual Budgets through Direct PaymentWe are seeking tenders from suitably experienced organisations wishing to provide an advice and support service to service users receiving a personal/individual budget made via a direct payment. The contract will start in April 2009 with funding up to £450,000 payable over the 3-year term.As part of the commissioning process for Mental Health Services in the Sheffield District we are undertaking a soft market testing exercise. The aim of the exercise is to inform future commissioning of the Independent Mental Health Advocacy Service.
Recently Awarded Tenders
A contract to develop a Workforce Development Strategy for the independent sector social care market within Sheffield - awarded to EG3 Consultancy on 14th April 2008Capital funding totalling £80,000 was made available to voluntary and user led groups in Sheffield to spend in 2008/09 to promote social inclusion for people with mental health problems.Sheffield Local Involvement Network (LINk) Host OrganisationSheffield City Council (Corporate Resources) is seeking to commission an organisation that will become the ‘Host’ for the Sheffield Local Involvement Network (LINk).Day Services for Older PeopleProvision of Day Services for Older People
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This document contains a list of the current services purchased by community care and when they are likely to expire. (117 KB)
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