Health and Adult Services Approved Provider Lists
The North Yorkshire CouncilEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
Not specified
Published
3 July 2026
Type
services
Overview
North Yorkshire County Council wishes to establish an Approved Provider List for Health & Adult Services (HAS) for the delivery of: -Home based support -Residential and Nursing -Community Based Support -Supported Living The procurement will establish 4 new lists and enable packages of care to be commissioned and social care services to be put in place to support people within North Yorkshire. The Council reserves the right to commission transformational work to test/pilot new ways of working with the provider's consent within the term of this Contract.
The APL will allow the Partner Organisations to access the services directly or through the Council. The Partner Organisations are outlined below: 1.
North Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group; 2. Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group; 3.
Additional details
Bradford District and Craven Clinical Commissioning Group; 4. Humber Coast and Vale Integrated Care System; 5.
West Yorkshire and Harrogate Integrated Care System. Bidders are to note that those bodies list at (1) to (3) will be replaced by those entities listed at (4) and (5) who will assume the functions of the clinical commissioning groups.
The estimated annual value of the four APL’s is as follows: APL 1 – Home based support (Lot 1) – £54m per annum; North Yorkshire County Council wishes to establish an Approved Provider List for Health & Adult Services (HAS) for the delivery of: -Home based support -Residential and Nursing -Community Based Support -Supported Living The procurement will establish 4 new lists and enable packages of care to be commissioned and social care services to be put in place to support people within North Yorkshire.
The Council reserves the right to commission transformational work to test/pilot new ways of working with the provider's consent within the term of this Contract. The APL will allow the Partner Organisations to access the services directly or through the Council.
The Partner Organisations are outlined below: 1. North Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group; 2.
Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group; 3. Bradford District and Craven Clinical Commissioning Group; 4.
Humber Coast and Vale Integrated Care System; 5. West Yorkshire and Harrogate Integrated Care System.
Bidders are to note that those bodies list at (1) to (3) will be replaced by those entities listed at (4) and (5) who will assume the functions of the clinical commissioning groups. The estimated annual value of the four APL’s is as follows: • APL 2 – Residential and Nursing (Lot 2) – £110m per annum;
North Yorkshire County Council wishes to establish an Approved Provider List for Health & Adult Services (HAS) for the delivery of: -Home based support -Residential and Nursing -Community Based Support -Supported Living The procurement will establish 4 new lists and enable packages of care to be commissioned and social care services to be put in place to support people within North Yorkshire. The Council reserves the right to commission transformational work to test/pilot new ways of working with the provider's consent within the term of this Contract.
The APL will allow the Partner Organisations to access the services directly or through the Council. The Partner Organisations are outlined below: 1.
North Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group; 2. Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group; 3.
Bradford District and Craven Clinical Commissioning Group; 4. Humber Coast and Vale Integrated Care System; 5.
West Yorkshire and Harrogate Integrated Care System. Bidders are to note that those bodies list at (1) to (3) will be replaced by those entities listed at (4) and (5) who will assume the functions of the clinical commissioning groups.
The estimated annual value of the four APL’s is as follows: • APL 3 – Community Based Support (Lot 3) – £4m per annum; North Yorkshire County Council wishes to establish an Approved Provider List for Health & Adult Services (HAS) for the delivery of: -Home based support -Residential and Nursing -Community Based Support -Supported Living The procurement will establish 4 new lists and enable packages of care to be commissioned and social care services to be put in place to support people within North Yorkshire.
The Council reserves the right to commission transformational work to test/pilot new ways of working with the provider's consent within the term of this Contract. The APL will allow the Partner Organisations to access the services directly or through the Council.
The Partner Organisations are outlined below: 1. North Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group; 2.
Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group; 3. Bradford District and Craven Clinical Commissioning Group; 4.
Humber Coast and Vale Integrated Care System; 5. West Yorkshire and Harrogate Integrated Care System.
Bidders are to note that those bodies list at (1) to (3) will be replaced by those entities listed at (4) and (5) who will assume the functions of the clinical commissioning groups. The estimated annual value of the four APL’s is as follows: • APL 4 – Supported Living (Lot 4) – £3m per annum.
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CARE BRIDGE SPECIALISTS LIMITED
CARE MATTERS (HOMECARE) LIMITED
CARE OF CHOICE LIMITED
FEMBISTEM LTD
ONECALL24 HEALTHCARE LIMITED
VILLA CARE LIMITED
GRADESTONE LIMITED
SHAFTESBURY CARE GRP LIMITED
OAK TREE FIELDS (YORKSHIRE) LIMITED
GOLDEN SQUARE HEALTHCARE LIMITED
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