Supported Housing Needs Assessment and Supported Housing Strategy

Award Criteria

See RfQ Invite and Instruction. Scoring Methodology (Quality): The scoring methodology will be used for scoring your responses to the quality questions. The scores shall be awarded based on the proposals received and the degree of confidence that, on the basis of the facts known to the evaluation panel at the time of making the assessment, the proposal meets the interpretation of the applicable score. Factors which the evaluation panel will take into account in making this assessment are set in the RfQ documents. Scoring Methodology (Social Value - Qualitative): The scoring methodology will be used for scoring your responses to the social value questions. The scores shall be awarded based on the proposals received and the degree of confidence that, on the basis of the facts known to the evaluation panel at the time of making the assessment, the proposal meets the interpretation of the applicable score. The factors which the evaluation panel will take into account in making this assessment are set out in the RfQ document and the Social Value Portal Price Assessment: The price assessment shall comprise evaluation of the Price in accordance with the following. Responses indicating an item: priced at £0.00 or 0%; or priced at a rate considered to be economically unviable by the Council; or priced using a non-specific range of rates will result in the rejection of your Quotation The weighted score for Price is calculated as follows: Price carries a weighing of 40%. (lowest price submitted is £10,000), Bidders price submitted is £15,000. To work out the weighted score:

Description

The Supported Housing Strategy (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023 places a statutory duty on Local Authorities in England to undertake a needs assessment and develop and deliver a Supported Housing Strategy. The Supported Housing Strategy is required to cover all 'Supported Exempt Accommodation' as defined in section 12 of the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023. Additionally Local Authorities need to include retirement / sheltered housing, even where this is not classified as Supported Exempt Accommodation. St Helens Borough Council is seeking to appoint an experienced organisation to develop its Supported Housing Strategy by March 2027. The Council website contains several core documents and published assessments which will be important contextual evidence including wider housing and care demands and demographic projections. The Contractor will also be expected to utilise this documentation alongside national data (e.g. census and subsequent updates) and sub regional data where available.

Links & Documents

Similar contracts