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Staffordshire County Council

IA2865 High Level Supported Accommodation and Coproduction

Real EstateCPV 70000000 70300000 70330000 75000000 85000000 85300000 85310000 85312000 85320000
Value£673k
Awarded5 Sept 2022
Published3 Oct 2022
RegionUK-wide
Outcome — awarded

This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.

Contract value in context
£673ktotal contract value
median £100k
this tender£0£4.3m

This is a large award for Real Estate Services — above three-quarters of comparable contracts. Based on 3,366 valued Real Estate Services tenders in our corpus.

The brief

Stafford Borough Council submitted a bid to the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) for Rough Sleeper Initiative 2022 - 2025 funding for two inter-related projects.

The first project is for six units of high-level supported accommodation that will form part of the local rough sleeper pathway.

This pathway will contribute to ending rough sleeping in Stafford by 2025 and increase the housing options available to individuals with multiple and complex needs who are rough sleeping, or at risk of rough sleeping.

The overall aim of the project is to get individuals with a history of rough sleeping or repeat homelessness into sustainable accommodation, with tailored support that addresses underlying needs.

The approach will provide strength-based solutions and ongoing support so that no one has to spend a night on our streets and instances of rough sleeping and repeat homelessness will be reduced.

The second project is a coproduction model that will engage the voices of those with lived experience, involving the hardest to reach rough sleepers so their views and experiences become an integral element in developing services for people.

To end rough sleeping, we need to shift the balance of power, listen to the voices of those with lived experience and adapt our services and strategies accordingly.

This will not take place overnight but requires long-term commitment to gain trust, expertise and provide a platform for genuine change.

Key requirements

What the supplier must deliver

01

The overall aim of the project is

The overall aim of the project is to get individuals with a history of rough sleeping or repeat homelessness into sustainable accommodation, with tailored support that addresses underlying needs.

02

The approach will provide strength-based solutions

The approach will provide strength-based solutions and ongoing support so that no one has to spend a night on our streets.

03

To end rough sleeping, we need

To end rough sleeping, we need to shift the balance of power, listen to the voices of those with lived experience and adapt our services and strategies accordingly.

04

This will not take place overnight but

This will not take place overnight but requires long-term commitment to gain trust, expertise and provide a platform for genuine change.

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