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Short Breaks for Children with Disabilities. - AWARD

Norfolk County Council Published 21 Dec 2016 Contracts Finder

key details

Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 85000000 +2 more
RegionEast of England
Deadline5 Dec 2016
Contract start1 Apr 2017
Contract end31 Mar 2021
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-9bf1e8aa-9195-44a0-9572-7698d13aff16

Awards (18)

This procurement was awarded to 18 suppliers. Values shown are per-award; the notice total is ·.

SupplierValueDateStatus
About With Friends shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Break Charity shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Carers Trust Cambridgeshire shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Churchill Park School shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Leading Lives shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Mid Suffolk HOPS shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Musical Keys shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Norfolk & Norwich Scope Association shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Sheringham Woodfields School shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Shine (East Norfolk) shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Sport Works Ltd (East Anglia) shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Supersports kidz club shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
The Benjamin Foundation shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
The Hamlet Centre Trust shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
The Norfolk Deaf Children's Society shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active
Volunteering Matters shared £0 2 Jan 2017 active

description

Norfolk County Council has established a framework of providers of short breaks for children with disabilities. Short Breaks allow a child to spend time apart from their parent/carer, take part in activities they like, form and develop friendships and become more confident and independent. Short Breaks allow the child's family to have a break from the demands of caring, to relax and recharge their batteries, to spend time with each other and their other children and to reduce family stress.

There is no guarantee of business under this framework. As a guide, the Council's potential spend is up to £1.7 million per annum. However this does not represent a commitment to purchase the value stated, either as a minimum or a maximum, under the framework. Orders placed under the framework will be awarded on an individual basis.

notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
21 Dec 2016 Award (award) · 9c04af63-a7cb-4237-ab94-e6cbad92714c-121870

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