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Procurement of a block contract for children's residential homes

Meeting: 11/01/2024 - Cabinet (Item 7)

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Additional documents:

Decision:

RESOLVED to:

 

1)    Approve a procurement solution of a block contract for children’s residential placements by (CCS047);

 

·      Contract term: 10  years plus 5 years;

·      Maximum contract value: £3.579 million per year (for first 5 years of contract);

·      Maximum contract value at end of life of 15-year term is estimated at £4.8 million per year (anticipated increases within costs over 15-year term incorporated within this);

·      An estimated maximum of £58.5 million over a 15-year term with anticipated increases from free uplifts within this.

 

2)    Approve a procurement solution of a block contract for children’s with disabilities overnight short breaks (CCS048) via the previous agreement of cabinet paper ‘Procurement of a block contract for Children's residential placements’ on 17 November 2022;

 

3)    Delegate authority of the award decision to the Executive Director of Children’s Services; and

 

4)    Approve the spend for both procurements from the current placement budget.

 

Minutes:

Councillor J Patten introduced a report, which had been circulated in advance of the meeting, that outlined current needs within the Children’s home residential sector and sought approval for the procurement of a block contract for Children’s residential placements.

 

RESOLVED to:

 

1)    Approve a procurement solution of a block contract for children’s residential placements by (CCS047);

 

·      Contract term: 10  years plus 5 years;

·      Maximum contract value: £3.579 million per year (for first 5 years of contract);

·      Maximum contract value at end of life of 15-year term is estimated at £4.8 million per year (anticipated increases within costs over 15-year term incorporated within this);

·      An estimated maximum of £58.5 million over a 15-year term with anticipated increases from free uplifts within this.

 

2)    Approve a procurement solution of a block contract for children’s with disabilities overnight short breaks (CCS048) via the previous agreement of cabinet paper ‘Procurement of a block contract for Children's residential placements’ on 17 November 2022;

 

3)    Delegate authority of the award decision to the Executive Director of Children’s Services; and

 

4)    Approve the spend for both procurements from the current placement budget.