Housing Support linked to Short Term Accommodation and Emergency Temporary Accommodation for Lot 3 Eden

Award Criteria

In summary, each Tenderer will be assessed on quality and price in accordance with the criteria and sub-criteria stated within this ITT. QUALITY SUBMISSION (80%) Criteria Weighting Maximum Score Available Total Weighted Score Available 220 Question 1 3 10 30 Question 2 6 10 60 Question 3 6 10 60 Question 4 3 10 30 Question 5 3 10 30 Question 6 1 10 10 COMMERCIAL SUBMISSION (20%) Criteria Total Weighted Score Available 55 Pricing 55 23. Quality Assessment 23.1 The qualitative tender response questions Questions 1 to 6 in the ITT will be scored between 0 - 10 using our scoring methodology. 23.2 Tenderers should note that each response must score a minimum score of 4 (Fair) or above for each question otherwise your tender submission may be disqualified and rejected. Tenderers should note that total quality response must score a minimum score of 110 or above otherwise your tender submission will be disqualified and rejected.

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4.2. Providers must be Ofsted registered, with Ofsted registered services to host the service within. 4.3. The Authority is seeking a Service Provider with proven track record of delivering supported short term accommodation services and emergency temporary accommodation services for young people. 4.4. Service Providers will: • Work with young people aged 16 and up to their 18th birthday, or up to age 24 if care experienced, who are homeless or at risk of homelessness • Work with young people who have complex support needs including mild learning disabilities, high functioning autism; and complex trauma. • Work with statutory services to provide support services to young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness; • Work with young people who have been involved in the criminal justice system, including rehabilitation of offenders; • Implement person centred approaches to service delivery to enable young people to identify and achieve their goals; • Deliver support to obtain and sustain suitable independent accommodation; • Operate in innovative and flexible ways to improve efficiency and the quality and effectiveness of services. 4.5. The Service Provider shall be responsible for maintaining accurate, up-to-date records of all service occupancy, move-in and move-on activity. This shall include, but is not limited to: • The total number of units available and occupied at any given time; • Details of young people entering and leaving the service, including dates of admission and departure; • Reasons for move-on or service exit, including whether move-on was planned, unplanned, or due to enforcement action; and • Destination of young person upon move-on, where known.

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