Estimated Value
Up to £1,400,175
Deadline
Not specified
Published
21 September 2026
Type
Not specified
Key points
- The operational complexities of providing D2A care.
- The need to ensure continuity and avoid disruption to hospital discharge pathways.
- The preventative role of the service under Section 2 of the Care Act 2014.
- The need to provide stability within the local care market.
- The importance of giving the new provider sufficient certainty to recruit, retain and mobilise staff.
- The need to plan capacity across both winter and summer periods.
- Alignment with the wider 12-month extension arrangements.
- The fact that there are currently no voids within the area, demonstrating continued demand for the service.
- The proposed provider's proven track record in delivering D2A services and ability to deliver the service successfully.
- The proposed provider currently has capacity, including approximately 14 voids, which is significantly more than any other provider in the area and supports immediate mobilisation.
- The provider's willingness to engage proactively with Suffolk County Council and work collaboratively to build a strong and productive partnership relationship. A 12-month arrangement would provide sufficient time for the new provider to mobilise and establish the service, while also allowing commissioners to monitor delivery and develop a longer-term procurement approach.
Regulations cited
- Care Act 2014
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Award Details
MORAR PAGHAM LTD
£1,400,175
Likely incumbents
Suppliers who won similar work from this buyer in the last 5 years.
- 1
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
2 contracts wonlatest 24 Sept 2026£942,930
total awarded
- 2
REALISE FUTURES CIC
£848,000
total awarded
- 3
TOTALMOBILE LIMITED
£10m
total awarded
- 4
Sophie Martin Consulting
2 contracts wonlatest 14 Apr 2025£288,000
total awarded
- 5
East of England Community Health and Care NHS Trust
1 contract wonlatest 6 Oct 2026£224,811
total awarded
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust is the most likely incumbent based on recency and category match. To win, bidders typically need a clearly differentiated proposition or a price advantage.
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SUFFOLK COUNTY COUNCILKey Dates
Published
21 September 2026
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