Bradford Metropolitan District Council Tender

Under An Isf A Provider Can Deliver Some Or All Of The Services Required To Meet A Person’s Outcomes. Where The Provider Does Not Deliver All The Services, They Can Work With The Person To Buy In Support From Another Organisation Or Support Them To Purchase Equipment, Employ Personal Assistants, Or Arrange Other Types Of Support. A Provider Could Also Choose Not To Deliver Any Services But To Buy In The Person’s Full Care Package From Other Providers With The Person’s Agreement.this Will Be Procured Under A Phased Approach. The First Phase Is The Accreditation Of Isfs For Home Support Providers. In Line With The Commitments Made As Part Of The Engagement For The Home Support Cqc Regulated Services Locality Contracts, And Service Users Affected By This, The Offer Will Be Available In The First Instance Only To Home Support Providers Who Wish To Both Hold And Deliver Isf Services. The Process For Phase 1 Will Follow The Work Undertaken By The Locality Implementation Team And Identified Providers Will Be Invited To Apply For Accreditation, Through A Series Of Restricted Processes From 30.9.2019.subsequent Phases Will Extend The Isf Offer Through Open Processes In Conjunction With The Market For Organisations Who Wish To Act As Fund Holder To Work With Other Organisations And/or Deliver Services. We Will Be Holding Events With Interested Organisations To Develop This And Incorporating The Learning From Phase 1.the Council Will Be Undertaking Light Touch Procurements In Relation To These Processes. These Will Be Published On Yortender Within The Coming Year.the Services Required Under These Procurements Fall Within Chapter 3, Section 7 And Schedule 3 Of The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (si 2015/102) And Are Therefore Not Bound By All Of Its Requirements. The Council Will Follow Its Own Modified Version Of The Dynamic Purchasing System Process Prescribed Under Regulation 34 For Setting Up And Running These Individual Service Funds Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing Systems.