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Homeless Support in Accommodation-ADC

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DN829215International

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Ashfield District Council has awarded a contract to Framework Housing Association to provide short-term accommodation and associated support services for single adults experiencing homelessness within the Ashfield district. This initiative is designed to help the Council fulfill its statutory homelessness duties by offering safe, stable housing, personalized support, and structured pathways toward long-term residential solutions. The award was facilitated through a call-off under Lot 1 of the Rough Sleeping Prevention and Resettlement framework. The contract is valued at 832,024.87 pounds excluding VAT, with an initial performance period running from July 1, 2026, to March 31, 2028. There is a provision for a possible extension of the services through March 31, 2029. This procurement, identified by solicitation number DN829215, ensures the delivery of essential resettlement services to combat rough sleeping in the region.

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Framework Housing provides homelessness support and accommodation for Ashfield Council until March 2028.

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Ashfield District CouncilView Agency

Contract Value

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NAICS

624229 - Other Community Housing ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

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Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

Framework Housing AssociationView Profile

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Notice 2026/S 000-086127: Homeless Support in Accommodation-ADC

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PostedSep 10

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AwardedSep 23

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AgencyAshfield District Council

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Ashfield District Council

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Ashfield District Council have appointed a single supplier to provide short-term support in accommodation and associated support services for single adults experiencing homelessness in the Ashfield district. The service supports the Council in meeting its statutory homelessness duties by delivering safe, stable accommodation, personalised support, and planned move-on pathways to longer-term housing. This award has been made via a call off under Lot 1 of the Rough Sleeping Prevention and Resettlement framework

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