Equipment, Wheelchairs and Adaptation Systems
Description: Wakefield Council is seeking market engagement to inform the future procurement of a modern, cloud-based suite of solutions to support the delivery of its integrated Adult Social Care Equipment, Wheelchair and Adaptations Services. The Council requires configurable, scalable solutions that provide comprehensive operational, asset management and reporting capabilities, supporting service delivery from initial referral through to the ongoing management, maintenance and eventual disposal or recovery of equipment and adaptation assets. Solutions should reduce administrative burden, improve operational efficiency, enhance visibility of service activity and asset status, and provide a single source of trusted information across each service. The Equipment Service Solution will support the complete lifecycle of community equipment for adults and children, including referral management, assessment, ordering, stock and inventory management, asset tracking, delivery and collection scheduling, (read more...)
Summary: The Council of the City of Wakefield is planning a procurement process under the project titled "Equipment, Wheelchairs and Adaptation Systems," focusing on acquiring a modern, cloud-based solution to enhance its Adult Social Care Equipment, Wheelchair and Adaptations Services. This pre-market engagement aims to inform the Council's procurement strategy before advancing to a tender phase. The process is in the planning stage with a key milestone set for expressions of interest by 15 July 2026. The location for this project is Wakefield, UK, falling under the industry categories of medical, business software, and information systems. The estimated contract value is £450,000 with a gross amount of £540,000, indicating a significant investment in goods and services. The procurement is particularly suited for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs), with the start of the contract period anticipated on 1 January 2027 and the potential maximum extension until 31 December 2034.