AC0366 Help to Live at Home Alliance
Wiltshire CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £90,000,000
Deadline
28 October 2022
Published
5 September 2018
Type
services
Overview
Wiltshire Council is seeking to commission new Help to Live at Home Alliance contracts. Wiltshire Council is seeking to establish a H2LAH Alliance from which the Council and NHS Wiltshire can purchase Home Care Services.
The aim of the procurement exercise is to admit as many registered providers as possible who operate within Wiltshire on to the HTLAH Alliance platform. This will enable us to work together with providers in partnership across Wiltshire to: • Create a stable and sustainable care market • Implement a stable and fair pricing structure • Work in partnership with providers to maintain good quality services and develop and share best practice amongst members of the HTLAH Alliance • Utilise performance and quality data to support and develop a proactive approach to ensuring our services are developed to meet our future demand and needs of our customers • Ensure the customer experience of the home care services is positive across all areas. • Ensure continuity of service for our customers within their journey through health and social care.
The Council is looking to run Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System for a 4 year period. This tender will follow the light touch procedure (PCR 2015 Regulation 75). Additional information: Please note this is a run Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System and the contract dates shown above are incorrect and entered for administrative purposes.
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Wiltshire CouncilKey Dates
Published
5 September 2018
Submission deadline
28 October 2022
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