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Contract Timeline
- Publication Date
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18th July 2025 14:46:16 PM
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Contract Summary
1 Bristol City Council (BCC) and Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES) council (the Customer) are commissioning this Home Improvement Agency (HIA) service. 1.2 The overall aim of the HIA service is to enable mainly older adults and disabled people throughout Bristol and B&NES to continue to live as independently as possible, for as long as possible, in their own homes. 1.3 There are four key elements to this service: • Outcome focused aids, housing maintenance and adaptation services to enable people to live independently at home • Hospital Discharge services to enable people to be discharged from hospital • Information, advice and signposting services • Hoarding support services (Bristol only) 1.4 The Customer has a significant population of older people and disabled people, who may find it more difficult to adapt their homes to enable them to live more independently or keep their homes in good repair. 1.5 The Customer wishes to help people to help themselves, empowering people to remain living safe and well. For this reason, the Customer wants people to remain living independently in their own homes for as long as they can. Having a home that is in a decent state of repair and adapted to suit them and their families needs is essential in sustaining health and wellbeing. 2.6 The contract will be for three years with an option to extend for up to a further two years.
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Contract Details
- Open Contracting ID
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ocds-h6vhtk-04eda3
- Publication Source
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Find a Tender Service
- Procurement Stage
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TenderUpdate
- Procurement Method
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Open
- Procurement Method Details
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Open Procedure
- Procurement Category
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Services
- Tender Suitability
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- Framework / DPS
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Contract Classification
- CPV Code(s)
- CPV Division(s)
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Awarding Authority
- Buyer Name
- Buyer Email
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ella.clarke@bristol.gov.uk
- Buyer Phone
- Buyer Address
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The Guildhall
Bath
BA1 5AW
United Kingdom
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Contract Timeline
- Publication Date
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2nd July 2025 15:29:05 PM
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Contract Summary
1 Bristol City Council (BCC) and Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES) council (the Customer) are commissioning this Home Improvement Agency (HIA) service. 1.2 The overall aim of the HIA service is to enable mainly older adults and disabled people throughout Bristol and B&NES to continue to live as independently as possible, for as long as possible, in their own homes. 1.3 There are four key elements to this service: • Outcome focused aids, housing maintenance and adaptation services to enable people to live independently at home • Hospital Discharge services to enable people to be discharged from hospital • Information, advice and signposting services • Hoarding support services (Bristol only) 1.4 The Customer has a significant population of older people and disabled people, who may find it more difficult to adapt their homes to enable them to live more independently or keep their homes in good repair. 1.5 The Customer wishes to help people to help themselves, empowering people to remain living safe and well. For this reason, the Customer wants people to remain living independently in their own homes for as long as they can. Having a home that is in a decent state of repair and adapted to suit them and their families needs is essential in sustaining health and wellbeing. 2.6 The contract will be for three years with an option to extend for up to a further two years.
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Contract Details
- Open Contracting ID
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ocds-h6vhtk-04eda3
- Publication Source
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Find a Tender Service
- Procurement Stage
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TenderUpdate
- Procurement Method
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Open
- Procurement Method Details
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Open Procedure
- Procurement Category
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Services
- Tender Suitability
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- Framework / DPS
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Contract Classification
- CPV Code(s)
- CPV Division(s)
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Awarding Authority
- Buyer Name
- Buyer Email
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ella.clarke@bristol.gov.uk
- Buyer Phone
- Buyer Address
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The Guildhall
Bath
BA1 5AW
United Kingdom
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Contract Timeline
- Publication Date
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2nd July 2025 14:57:34 PM
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Contract Summary
1 Bristol City Council (BCC) and Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES) council (the Customer) are commissioning this Home Improvement Agency (HIA) service. 1.2 The overall aim of the HIA service is to enable mainly older adults and disabled people throughout Bristol and B&NES to continue to live as independently as possible, for as long as possible, in their own homes. 1.3 There are four key elements to this service: • Outcome focused aids, housing maintenance and adaptation services to enable people to live independently at home • Hospital Discharge services to enable people to be discharged from hospital • Information, advice and signposting services • Hoarding support services (Bristol only) 1.4 The Customer has a significant population of older people and disabled people, who may find it more difficult to adapt their homes to enable them to live more independently or keep their homes in good repair. 1.5 The Customer wishes to help people to help themselves, empowering people to remain living safe and well. For this reason, the Customer wants people to remain living independently in their own homes for as long as they can. Having a home that is in a decent state of repair and adapted to suit them and their families needs is essential in sustaining health and wellbeing. 2.6 The contract will be for three years with an option to extend for up to a further two years.
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Contract Details
- Open Contracting ID
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ocds-h6vhtk-04eda3
- Publication Source
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Find a Tender Service
- Procurement Stage
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TenderUpdate
- Procurement Method
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Open
- Procurement Method Details
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Open Procedure
- Procurement Category
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Services
- Tender Suitability
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- Framework / DPS
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Contract Classification
- CPV Code(s)
- CPV Division(s)
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Awarding Authority
- Buyer Name
- Buyer Email
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ella.clarke@bristol.gov.uk
- Buyer Phone
- Buyer Address
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The Guildhall
Bath
BA1 5AW
United Kingdom
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Contract Timeline
- Publication Date
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2nd July 2025 14:49:07 PM
- Tender Deadline
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6th August 2025 11:00:00 AM 19 days remaining
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Contract Summary
1 Bristol City Council (BCC) and Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES) council (the Customer) are commissioning this Home Improvement Agency (HIA) service. 1.2 The overall aim of the HIA service is to enable mainly older adults and disabled people throughout Bristol and B&NES to continue to live as independently as possible, for as long as possible, in their own homes. 1.3 There are four key elements to this service: • Outcome focused aids, housing maintenance and adaptation services to enable people to live independently at home • Hospital Discharge services to enable people to be discharged from hospital • Information, advice and signposting services • Hoarding support services (Bristol only) 1.4 The Customer has a significant population of older people and disabled people, who may find it more difficult to adapt their homes to enable them to live more independently or keep their homes in good repair. 1.5 The Customer wishes to help people to help themselves, empowering people to remain living safe and well. For this reason, the Customer wants people to remain living independently in their own homes for as long as they can. Having a home that is in a decent state of repair and adapted to suit them and their families needs is essential in sustaining health and wellbeing. 2.6 The contract will be for three years with an option to extend for up to a further two years.
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Contract Details
- Open Contracting ID
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ocds-h6vhtk-04eda3
- Publication Source
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Find a Tender Service
- Procurement Stage
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Tender
- Procurement Method
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Open
- Procurement Method Details
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Open Procedure
- Procurement Category
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Services
- Tender Suitability
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- Framework / DPS
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Contract Classification
- CPV Code(s)
- CPV Division(s)
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Awarding Authority
- Buyer Name
- Buyer Email
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ella.clarke@bristol.gov.uk
- Buyer Phone
- Buyer Address
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The Guildhall
Bath
BA1 5AW
United Kingdom
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Contract Timeline
- Publication Date
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20th March 2025 09:39:58 AM
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Contract Summary
Recommissioning of the Home Improvement Agency Contract. This is a key preventative service that reduces hospital admissions and supports people to remain at home for longer, avoiding costly care placements. The HIA has been commissioned to deliver the following outcomes: To help residents of Bristol to remain in their own homes/ in an alternative home that better meets their needs To help residents maximise their independence and improve their wellbeing That Bristol residents using the service feel safer, warmer, and healthier To meet the anticipated need for home improvement and adaptation services To avoid medical and/or social care which is the result of unsuitable or unsafe housing To increase the number and success of hospital discharge and to prevent readmission Benefits to the council/city: Helps Bristol citizens remain in their own homes/alternative accommodation that meets their needs. Cut costs by reducing re-admissions to hospitals. Bristol residents maximise independence and have been proven to feel safer, warmer and happier. Link to BCC requirements questionnaire: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=pad4YyEPgkSu4Il-t94zH-k4tRuBVKJMtVzP-sPNNDRUMlNXS01TSFRCWTlQUkFURFNFM01YMk9IMy4u
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Contract Details
- Open Contracting ID
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ocds-h6vhtk-04eda3
- Publication Source
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Find a Tender Service
- Procurement Stage
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PlanningUpdate
- Procurement Method
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N/A
- Procurement Method Details
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N/A
- Procurement Category
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Services
- Tender Suitability
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- Framework / DPS
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Contract Classification
- CPV Code(s)
- CPV Division(s)
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Awarding Authority
- Buyer Name
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User Ella Clarke
- Buyer Email
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Ella.Clarke@bristol.gov.uk
- Buyer Phone
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+44 0
- Buyer Address
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Bristol City Council, P O Box 3176
BRISTOL
BS3 9FS
United Kingdom
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Contract Timeline
- Publication Date
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17th March 2025 09:32:28 AM
- Planning Deadline
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28th March 2025 23:59:59 PM Expired
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Contract Summary
Recommissioning of the Home Improvement Agency Contract. This is a key preventative service that reduces hospital admissions and supports people to remain at home for longer, avoiding costly care placements. The HIA has been commissioned to deliver the following outcomes: To help residents of Bristol to remain in their own homes/ in an alternative home that better meets their needs To help residents maximise their independence and improve their wellbeing That Bristol residents using the service feel safer, warmer, and healthier To meet the anticipated need for home improvement and adaptation services To avoid medical and/or social care which is the result of unsuitable or unsafe housing To increase the number and success of hospital discharge and to prevent readmission Benefits to the council/city: Helps Bristol citizens remain in their own homes/alternative accommodation that meets their needs. Cut costs by reducing re-admissions to hospitals. Bristol residents maximise independence and have been proven to feel safer, warmer and happier. Link to BCC requirements questionnaire: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=pad4YyEPgkSu4Il-t94zH-k4tRuBVKJMtVzP-sPNNDRUMlNXS01TSFRCWTlQUkFURFNFM01YMk9IMy4u
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Contract Details
- Open Contracting ID
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ocds-h6vhtk-04eda3
- Publication Source
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Find a Tender Service
- Procurement Stage
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Planning
- Procurement Method
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N/A
- Procurement Method Details
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N/A
- Procurement Category
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Services
- Tender Suitability
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- Framework / DPS
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Contract Classification
- CPV Code(s)
- CPV Division(s)
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Awarding Authority
- Buyer Name
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User Ella Clarke
- Buyer Email
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Ella.Clarke@bristol.gov.uk
- Buyer Phone
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+44 0
- Buyer Address
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Bristol City Council, P O Box 3176
BRISTOL
BS3 9FS
United Kingdom