Award of Mini Competition of the Community Bridging Service
August 20, 2026 Executive Director of Adult Services, Wellbeing and Communities (Officer) Awaiting outcome View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
Executive Director of Adult Services, Wellbeing and Communities decided to award block contracts for the provision of Community Bridging Service on 20/08/2026. The decision was to award contracts to providers selected from Lot 5b of the Gloucestershire Health and Social Care Framework Agreement 2024 onwards following a mini competition. The proposed contracts will run for five years and six months from October 1st 2026.
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Purpose
To award block contracts for the provision of Community Bridging Service to providers selected from Lot 5b (Domiciliary Care Complex) of the Gloucestershire Health and Social Care Framework Agreement 2024 onwards (DN 675709).
The providers have been selected following a mini competition undertaken in accordance with the terms of the Framework Agreement to deliver revised Community Bridging Service across Gloucestershire. The Council has appointed framework providers to ensure sufficient capacity, resilience and locality-based delivery of the service. This approach is consistent with the procurement arrangements set out within the Framework Agreement.
The proposed contracts shall continue for a period of five years and six months, commencing on October 1st 2026 and expiring concurrently with the Gloucestershire Health and Social Care Framework Agreement 2024 onwards. No option to extend beyond the expiry date of the Framework Agreement is included.
Decision
To award block contracts for the provision of Community Bridging Service to providers selected from Lot 5b (Domiciliary Care Complex) of the Gloucestershire Health and Social Care Framework Agreement 2024 onwards (DN 675709).
The providers have been selected following a mini competition undertaken in accordance with the terms of the Framework Agreement to deliver revised Community Bridging Service across Gloucestershire. The Council has appointed framework providers to ensure sufficient capacity, resilience and locality-based delivery of the service. This approach is consistent with the procurement arrangements set out within the Framework Agreement.
The proposed contracts shall continue for a period of five years and six months, commencing on October 1st 2026 and expiring concurrently with the Gloucestershire Health and Social Care Framework Agreement 2024 onwards. No option to extend beyond the expiry date of the Framework Agreement is included.
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Details
| Outcome | For Determination |
| Decision date | 20 Aug 2026 |