Drop-In/Floating Support Service · UK public procurement notice

The London Borough of Lambeth seeks to deliver Targeted Universal Support, a non-CQC regulated service aimed at adults with learning disabilities, autism, and/or mental health needs living independently within the community. The purpose of the targeted support service is to help individuals with low to medium support needs.

Employing a hub and spoke model with a central hub providing flexible support will facilitate areas such as income, benefits, housing, health, and community engagement. Targeted Universal Support emphasises collaborative engagement with Black, Asian, and Multi-Ethnic communities and local organisations to promote inclusivity and create a robust network of resources.

The desired outcomes of this service include:

• Increasing independence and improving quality of life
• Enhancing health and wellbeing
• Encouraging social inclusion
• Assuring financial stability
• Creating a safe and secure living environment

The Provider must provide access to activities, community resources, opportunities for socialisation, and regular progress check-ins. More information in the service specification.

Term of contract: The contract award would be for an initial 4 years from April 2024 – March 2028 with the option to extend up to 3 years until March 2031.

Contract Value: £145,210.50 per annum, £580,842 over the initial 4 year term (1 April 2024 to 31 March 2028) totalling a maximum contract value of £1,016,473.50 if the extension period is fully utilised.

The London Borough of Lambeth seeks to deliver Enhanced Targeted Support, a CQC-regulated service aimed at adults with learning disabilities, autism, and/or mental health needs striving to live independently. The enhanced targeted support service aims to help individuals with medium to high support needs who may require personal care.

Utilising a hub and spoke model, this service will offer support in various areas, including personal care management and maintaining health and wellbeing. It actively aims to promote accessibility and inclusivity by engaging with diverse communities and collaborating with local organisations.

The key outcomes are focused on:

• Increasing independence and improving quality of life
• Enhancing health and wellbeing
• Encouraging social inclusion
• Assuring financial stability
• Creating a safe and secure living environment

The Provider must provide access to activities, community resources, opportunities for socialisation, and regular progress check-ins. More information in the service specification.

Term of contract: The contract award would be for an initial 4 years from April 2024 – March 2028 with the option to extend up to 3 years until March 2031.

Contract Value: £218,213.62 per annum, £872,854.48 over the initial 4 year term (1 April 2023 - 31 March 2028), totalling a maximum contract value of £1,527,495.34 if the extension period is fully utilised.