Accommodation-Based Supported Living (Acre Road)
The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
Location: West Midlands
Birmingham Children’s Trust Community Interest Company is seeking to appoint one or more organisations to deliver its Early Help and District Leads service across Birmingham. The estimated contract value is £12.5 million excluding VAT (£15 million including VAT), covering community-based support for children and families through local partnerships, Family Hubs and voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) organisations.
The service will provide accessible, timely and strengths-based support to children and families, building on existing community networks and resources. Providers will be expected to:
The procurement will use a two-stage Competitive Flexible Procedure. Stage 1 will assess participation conditions and initial delivery proposals, including safeguarding, financial standing, geographical coverage, workforce capability, governance and financial sustainability. Selected participants will progress to Stage 2 to submit a detailed Final Tender.
Suppliers must register with the In-tend system to express an interest and access the procurement documents. Requests to participate must be submitted electronically through the portal by the stated deadline.
Stage 1 – Initial Tender: The published initial evaluation weightings are:
Stage 1 scores determine which participants progress to Stage 2 and do not contribute to the final contract award score. Mandatory Conditions of Participation will be assessed on a pass/fail basis.
Stage 2 – Final Tender: The final award criteria are:
The final stage will assess detailed delivery plans, mobilisation, workforce and safeguarding, partnership arrangements, performance and outcomes, social value, and the financial model and value for money.
This opportunity may suit organisations with experience in early help, children’s and family services, community development or coordinated local support. Providers should be able to demonstrate strong community relationships, effective partnership working, robust safeguarding and the capacity to deliver a consistent service across Birmingham. The two-stage process means suppliers must first demonstrate their eligibility and proposed delivery approach before being considered for the final tender stage.
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