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BaNES - Prime Provider for the delivery of Integrated Community Services to NHS Bath and North East ...

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Opportunity Id
DN121846
Title
BaNES - Prime Provider for the delivery of Integrated Community Services to NHS Bath and North East Somerset CCG and Bath & North East Somerset Council
Categories
85000000-9 - Health and social work services
Description
NHS Bath and North East Somerset Clinical Commissioning Group (the CCG) and Bath & North East Somerset Council (the Local Authority) are jointly responsible for commissioning the majority of health and care services in Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES). Services are purchased from a range of sources including primary care, community providers, acute trusts, charities, social enterprises and private providers.

The aforementioned commissioners believe that everyone in Bath and North East Somerset should be able to access the best possible health and care services in their community and feel supported to live happy, healthy and independent lives. That's why we launched your care, your way; an ambitious project to review, design and deliver integrated community services in partnership with local people.

Following extensive design and consultation work, the commissioners are now launching a formal procurement process in order to source a strategic partner under a Prime Provider arrangement in the delivery of these critical services over the next decade.

The scope and value of the contract with the Prime Provider will be partially determined through the procurement procedure being undertaken. As a minimum, the Prime Provider will be commissioned to be responsible for the delivery of following function:

• Connecting, Collaborating, Creating Health and Wellbeing for All
Connecting services and integrating care and support to deliver person centred care and support that is co-ordinated around an individual’s needs, wishes and preferences.

In addition to the above, the Prime Provider will have overarching responsibility for the delivery (either directly or through sub-contracting arrangements) of the following services;

• Living Well and Staying Well
Prevention and self-management services that are open to all. They promote healthy and active lifestyles and help people stay well and independent, and reduce health inequalities within the local population

• Regaining Health and Independence
Early intervention and targeted support services aimed at keeping people well, connected to their communities, families and friends, enabling people to regain their health and independence following a period of illness. This includes preventative, targeted activity to halt the development of a condition or a reduction in independence

• Enhanced and Specialist Support
These enhanced and specialist services will meet a person’s needs where a specialism is required or where multiple agencies need to work together to meet a person’s long term conditions or complex health and care needs.

Due to the complex nature of the re-commissioning, the commissioners will be using a phased approach in order to secure the transformational change required in B&NES. Once appointed, the commissioners will work with the Prime Provider to co-commission elements of the services above via Dynamic Purchasing System(s), the specific scope of which will be determined through discussion with the Prime Provider. The maximum annual value provided within this advert is therefore the maximum potential value should the commissioners choose to commission the entire system through the Prime Provider.

The procurement will be conducted through the commissioners’ In-Tend e-procurement system. More information on next steps and the procurement process in general is also provided within the Memorandum of Information and PQQ documentation, which is available through the In-Tend system. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT YOUR INTEREST VIA PROCONTRACT. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES MUST GO TO https://in-tendhost.co.uk/scwcsu/aspx/ProjectManage/164 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO ACCESS THE TENDER DOCUMENTS

Region(s) of supply
Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire
Estimated value
£70,000,000.00
Keywords
Community, Health , Social Care

Key dates

Estimated contract dates
Start date
15/03/2016
End date
21/03/2024

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Contact details

Buyer
Bath and North East Somerset Council
Contact
MS Commissioning Support
Email
Commissioning_support@bathnes.gov.uk

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