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Residential Children’s Homes for Torbay

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Torbay Council is seeking experienced, Ofsted-registered providers to develop and operate new children's residential homes within the Torbay boundary to keep children closer to their families and support networks. The project is divided into two lots, each requiring the delivery of two homes with two placements each, totaling four beds per lot. Lot 1 involves council-owned properties where the provider assists in identification and design before operating the homes, with an estimated value of 6,345,000 GBP. Lot 2 requires the provider to source, lease or own, and operate the homes, with an estimated value of 7,800,000 GBP. Both lots are based on a three-year performance period with an estimated award date of March 8, 2027. The procurement process follows a competitive flexible procedure with a strict submission deadline of December 1, 2026. Evaluation is based on a weighted scoring system: method statements for service delivery, workforce, and outcomes account for 40 percent, pricing for 30 percent, presentations for 15 percent, social value for 10 percent, and technical data processing for 5 percent. Bidders must adhere to strict weekly price caps per bed, set at 6,100 GBP for Lot 1 and 7,500 GBP for Lot 2, as exceeding these limits will result in failure. Payments will be made electronically via BACS, and providers must demonstrate the ability to obtain relevant insurances and maintain Ofsted registration.

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Torbay Council seeks Ofsted-registered providers to develop and operate children's residential homes.

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Torbay Council: Residential Children’s Homes for Torbay

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Torbay Council is embarking on an exciting programme to develop new children's residential homes within Torbay. We are seeking to work alongside experienced Ofsted-registered Children’s home providers to develop new local residential provision that enables children and young people to remain closer to their families, communities and support networks. We recognise the significant expertise, experience and innovation that residential care providers bring and we are keen to work collaboratively and build strong partnerships with organisations that share our ambition to create high-quality homes where children feel safe, supported, valued and able to thrive. This Contract is being divided into the following Lots: Lot 1: Council-owned Children’s Homes Torbay Council will purchase two buildings to be used as Children’s Homes within the Torbay boundary. The two homes will provide for 2 placements each, contributing to a total of 4 beds. For this Lot, Torbay Council is seeking one provider to deliver both properties. The provider will already have experience of running Ofsted Registered residential care services and will work collaboratively with Torbay Council’s Children’s Services and other relevant officers to identify suitable properties, assist with any decisions regarding redevelopment, refurbishment, or design of the homes and subsequently register and operate the purchased Children’s Homes. Lot 2: Provider-leased / owned and run Children’s Homes For this Lot, Torbay Council is seeking one provider to operate two Children’s Homes within the Torbay boundary. The two homes will provide for 2 placements each, contributing to a total of 4 beds. The provider will source suitable accommodation and register and operate the Children’s Homes. The provider will already have experience of running Ofsted Registered residential care services.

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