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All Substance Misuse

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (the Authority) has awarded the provision for the delivery of the Community Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Recovery Service (known as Barnsley Recovery Steps) and the Multiple and Complex Needs Supported Accommodation Provision (25 years+). The contract will include the Adult Substance Misuse Service (currently known as Barnsley Recovery Steps), the Young Peoples' Substance Misuse Service (currently delivered in house by the Authority) and the Multiple and Complex Needs Supported Accommodation (25 years+). The Authority have directly awarded the contract to Humankind Charity for the following period: Contract Start Date: 1st April 2024 Contract End Date: 31st March 2029 Option to Extend until 31st March 2031

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council commissioned an all-age community drug and alcohol treatment and recovery service, alongside supported accommodation for people aged 25 and over with multiple and complex needs. The service combines adult substance misuse treatment, the young people’s substance misuse service previously delivered in-house, and accommodation support. Its purpose is to provide treatment, recovery support and accommodation as part of an integrated local response to substance misuse and complex needs. Delivery is in Barnsley. The council is the buyer, and the selected provider is Humankind Charity. The requirement spans health and social care services, treatment and recovery provision, and supported accommodation, rather than a single clinical or accommodation-only service.

Framework Agreement For Residential Care and Nursing Care of Older People

Description: To support early adoption of National Living Wage increase and uplift in fees to address recruitment and retention issues facing care providers during the coming winter period.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council procured residential and nursing care for older people through a framework agreement. The stated purpose was to help care providers adopt the National Living Wage increase early and raise fees to address recruitment and retention pressures over the coming winter. The work concerns the provision of care to older people, rather than construction or goods supply, and delivery is associated with the United Kingdom. The procurement sits within health and social care services. The arrangement builds on a framework agreement between the council and providers dated 23 September 2015, which the council cited as the basis for this fee uplift. It is relevant to residential care homes and nursing care providers serving older people, particularly those able to deliver care in the council’s area.

Survivors' Voice Forum and Peer Support Provision

Description: The Council is intending to undertake a procurement exercise for the delivery of a Survivors' Voice Forum and peer support provision for victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual harm and violence against women and girls in Barnsley. In order to help inform such an exercise, the Council is undertaking this pre-market engagement stage to explore what is available, understand what could be delivered at two indicative budget levels, and seek feedback and guidance from the supply market. The potential requirement will be around: - A trauma-informed, accessible Survivors' Voice Forum that enables victims and survivors to safely share views, influence service design and shape local partnership priorities. - Peer group support activity that complements existing commissioned services, reduces isolation, supports recovery and creates safe opportunities for survivors (read more...)

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a service for victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual harm and violence against women and girls in Barnsley. The proposed service combines a trauma-informed and accessible Survivors’ Voice Forum with peer support activity. The forum would allow survivors to share views safely, influence service design and shape local partnership priorities. Peer support would complement existing commissioned services, reduce isolation, support recovery and create safe opportunities for people with lived experience to connect. The requirement is classified as health and social work services. Delivery is intended for Barnsley, and the procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises.

Full Business Case Consultancy Services

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (BMBC) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified consultant to undertake the development of a Full Business Case to support future investment and funding decisions relating to the Health on the High Street programme.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is commissioning consultancy services to develop a Full Business Case for its Health on the High Street programme. The work will support the council’s future investment and funding decisions, requiring analysis of the programme’s business case and its economic and development implications. The requirement covers business development consultancy, business analysis, development consultancy, economic research and economic impact assessment services. It is a public-sector professional services opportunity led by the council for the Health on the High Street programme in Barnsley. Suppliers with relevant business-case, economic research and impact-assessment expertise should find the scope relevant, particularly those able to connect analysis with public investment decisions.

Full Business Case Consultancy Services

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (BMBC) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified consultant to undertake the development of a Full Business Case to support future investment and funding decisions relating to the Health on the High Street programme.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is commissioning consultancy services to develop a Full Business Case for its Health on the High Street programme. The work will support the council’s future investment and funding decisions, requiring analysis of the programme’s business case and its economic and development implications. The requirement covers business development consultancy, business analysis, development consultancy, economic research and economic impact assessment services. It is a public-sector professional services opportunity led by the council for the Health on the High Street programme in Barnsley. Suppliers with relevant business-case, economic research and impact-assessment expertise should find the scope relevant, particularly those able to connect analysis with public investment decisions.

Provision of Care and Support in Extra Care Schemes

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a single Provider to deliver person-centred care, support, wellbeing and emergency response services within two Extra Care Housing schemes located at Fitzwilliam Court, Hoyland and Westmeads, Royston. The Service is designed to support people aged 55 and over to maintain their independence, health and wellbeing whilst remaining within their own homes for as long as possible. The Service will operate across both schemes and will support residents through the delivery of planned care and support, wellbeing activities, safeguarding arrangements, risk management and partnership working with housing, health and social care services. The Provider will be expected to work collaboratively with residents, families, carers and partner organisations to ensure the delivery of coordinated, high-quality and outcomes-focused support. The Contract (read more...)

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring a single provider to deliver person-centred care, support, wellbeing and emergency response services across two extra-care housing schemes: Fitzwilliam Court in Hoyland and Westmeads in Royston. The service will support residents aged 55 and over to remain independent, maintain their health and wellbeing, and live in their own homes for as long as possible. The scope includes planned care and support, wellbeing activities, safeguarding, risk management and emergency response, with coordinated working alongside residents, families, carers, housing providers, health services and social care partners. This is a health and social care services opportunity, covering both schemes under one provision rather than separate contracts. The requirement is outcomes-focused and includes partnership working to deliver consistent, high-quality support to residents.

Provision of Care and Support in Extra Care Schemes

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a single Provider to deliver person-centred care, support, wellbeing and emergency response services within two Extra Care Housing schemes located at Fitzwilliam Court, Hoyland and Westmeads, Royston. The Service is designed to support people aged 55 and over to maintain their independence, health and wellbeing whilst remaining within their own homes for as long as possible. The Service will operate across both schemes and will support residents through the delivery of planned care and support, wellbeing activities, safeguarding arrangements, risk management and partnership working with housing, health and social care services. The Provider will be expected to work collaboratively with residents, families, carers and partner organisations to ensure the delivery of coordinated, high-quality and outcomes-focused support. The Contract (read more...)

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring a single provider to deliver person-centred care, support, wellbeing and emergency response services across two extra-care housing schemes: Fitzwilliam Court in Hoyland and Westmeads in Royston. The service will support residents aged 55 and over to remain independent, maintain their health and wellbeing, and live in their own homes for as long as possible. The scope includes planned care and support, wellbeing activities, safeguarding, risk management and emergency response, with coordinated working alongside residents, families, carers, housing providers, health services and social care partners. This is a health and social care services opportunity, covering both schemes under one provision rather than separate contracts. The requirement is outcomes-focused and includes partnership working to deliver consistent, high-quality support to residents.

Postal Vote Printing for Elections

Description: Provision of a specialist elections printing service for Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring a specialist elections printing service for postal voting. The requirement covers the production of postal vote materials and associated postal and letter-related services, including postal orders, post-office equipment, postage machines and post-office counter services. It is a services contract for work supporting the Council’s elections in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. The procurement is intended for suppliers with an established elections-printing operation and the ability to support the Council’s postal voting requirements. Businesses operating in specialist electoral print, secure document production, postal fulfilment or related election support services should consider whether their capabilities match the required combination of printing and postal activity.

Day Care Opportunities - TIER Care

Description: Day Opportunities services are for people aged over 65 years who have assessed care needs under the Care Act. The aim is to promote healthy lifestyles, reduce isolation, stimulate interest and regain skills to promote and increase independence. Also to provide respite for the carer.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council procured day opportunities services for people aged over 65 with assessed care needs under the Care Act. The service is intended to promote healthy lifestyles, reduce isolation, stimulate interest, help people regain skills and increase independence, while providing respite for carers. This is a health and social care service delivered in Barnsley. The procurement was arranged as a single service requirement and was awarded to TIER Care, a supplier based in Barnsley. It would suit organisations providing structured day care, wellbeing and social activities for older people, with the ability to support assessed care needs and work alongside carers and local authority social care services.

PRE-MARKET ENGAGEMENT - Supply, Installation & Maintenance for Stairlifts & Through Lifts

Description: Barnsley Council is conducting a pre-market engagement exercise to help inform its procurement strategy and specification requirements for the provision of a service which includes the supply, installation, maintenance and repair of stairlifts, step lifts and through-floor lifts to domestic properties within the borough.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a single service covering the supply, installation, maintenance and repair of stairlifts, step lifts and through-floor lifts. The equipment and associated services are intended for domestic properties within the Barnsley borough, supporting residents who require improved access in their homes. The requirement combines the purchase of lifting equipment with installation and ongoing electrical machinery and lift maintenance services. Barnsley Council is the buying organisation and will use the pre-market exercise to help shape its procurement strategy and technical specification. The main category is goods, with related installation, repair and maintenance services. The council has identified the requirement as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.