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V3 One Edinburgh - Home Based Care and Associated Services - FPS

The City of Edinburgh Council Published 21 Jul 2025 Public Contracts Scotland
The value below is a framework or dynamic market ceiling: the maximum that could be spent across all call-offs, not the value of a single contract. Aggregate figures on this site exclude these to avoid double counting.

key details

Value£1,000,000,000
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 85000000
RegionScotland
Deadline13 Jun 2023
Procedureselective
OCIDocds-r6ebe6-0000731442

Awards (27)

This procurement was awarded to 27 suppliers. Values shown are per-award; the notice total is £1,000,000,000.

SupplierValueDateStatus
1st Focus Homecare ltd shared · · ·
All Care Services Ltd shared · · ·
ALMOND BLOSSOM CARE LIMITED shared · · ·
Amaris Care shared · · ·
Baal-perazim Care Services Ltd shared · · ·
Blackwood Care shared · · ·
Blessing Grace Limited t/a CURA shared · · ·
Bliss Care Soultions shared · · ·
Caley Home Care Ltd shared · · ·
'Call In' Homecare Ltd. shared · · ·
DB Effusive Care LTD shared · · ·
Eben Care and Support shared · · ·
EIDYN CARE (FIFE) LTD shared · · ·
Family Circle Care Ltd shared · · ·
JB Homecare & Staff Agency shared · · ·
LOTHIAN TRADING SERVICES shared · · ·
McSence Communication Ltd. shared · · ·
M & G HEALTHCARE SERVICES LTD shared · · ·
Monteith Personal Care Management Ltd shared · · ·
Primecare Health Ltd shared · · ·
Professional Carers shared · · ·
Purple Social Care Ltd shared · · ·
seasoned hands care shared · · ·
Social Care Alba Ltd shared · · ·
Tanshe Limited shared · · ·
The Richmond Fellowship (Scotland) Ltd shared · · ·
Time For You Care shared · · ·

description

Please note that this procurement process is a refresh on previous Notices published in 2022. The City of Edinburgh Council in partnership with the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership (EHSCP) is looking to establish a flexible purchasing system for Home Based Care and other associated services. This will be a long-term opportunity with the aim to work in partnership with providers to increase capacity for services under Self Directed Support (SDS) as per the Social Care (Self-directed Support) (Scotland) Act 2013. The EHSCP wishes to build community networks of support which will meet the changing requirements of Edinburgh Citizens. They require Home Based Care and associated services which are tailored to meet Edinburgh Citizen’s needs and can adapt by flexing capacity, whilst having a focus on sustainability, high standards of care, value for money and continuous improvement. The Flexible Purchasing system will be split into Categories and Sub-Categories (Lots), which are still in development, to cover the range of potential contracts which could be issued through the flexible purchasing system throughout the 10-year term. These may include: Category 1 - Home Based Care Re-design, Category 2 Individual Service Funds, Category 3 Specialised Services, Category 4 Associated Support Services. Due to the term of the opportunity, additional categories / sub-categories may be added in future, to reflect the Council’s requirements.

Applying to this system will provide the Council with a list of providers who have proven to have the required skill, knowledge, registrations etc to deliver the service, who could then be offered a contract as part of a Locality Partnership model with providers working together in the best interests of the individuals needing care. The aim of the Home-Based Care Re-design is to build upon networks and foster a culture of collaboration within a Locality model for adults and older people. This will enable data sharing between partners to understand our collective capacity, which will help us to enable growth with key partners and ensure efficient coverage across the city, allowing us to provide good quality of care which meets the needs of the individual within the City of Edinburgh. This lot within the framework has been estimated to have an annual value of up to 55 million GBP, with a total maximum estimated value of 550 million GBP over the full term of the Framework Agreement (subject to Scottish Government funding increases, demand for the service and the absorption of other care requirements).

Notes that the Framework Agreement is flexible and can sustain increase in requirements which may relate to the umbrella service of Home-based Care, such as overnight care provision, technology enabled care and re-open to new providers throughout the life of the agreement.

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