DA from the GCA Vertical Application Solutions FW for the Adult's Social Care Case Management System
Stockton-on-tees Borough CouncilEstimated Value
£409,223 – £0
Deadline
1 June 2026
Published
11 June 2026
Type
Not specified
Overview
Stockton-On-Tees Borough Council have a statutory responsibility to provide an Adults Social Care Service. The service is required to have a compliant, assured social care case management / care recording system in place to allow the effective assessment and review of all ASC clients and service users in Stockton-on-Tees.
The existing solution has reached the end of its contract term, with no further contract extensions available. Failure to provide a compliant solution would also impact on DHSC / CQC inspections and is necessary to fulfil related statutory performance monitoring and reporting functions.
Adults Social Care as a service would cease to function due to inability of workers and front door staff to access the case files for all new, current and historic service users. Payments would stop to all Social Care providers, currently valued at approximately £7.5 million per month.
Additional details
We would not be able to meet our statutory duty for providing an Adult Social Care service. To re-procure and implement a system of this size, this would require 2-3 years.
As the contract is due to start October 2026, we do not have the time to run a tender. Additionally, by remaining with the incumbent supplier, we will avoid any implementation, data migration and mobilisation costs. Consequently, bringing the value of this contract down.
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SYSTEM C HEALTHCARE LIMITED
£409,223
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Stockton-on-tees Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
11 June 2026
Submission deadline
1 June 2026
Renewal expected60% confident
September 2029
Predicted using median duration of past contracts from this buyer in the same CPV division (35 months from contract start date → renewal expected by Sep 2029).
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