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Supported Accommodation Staffing - William Lyons House

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This subcontract agreement with Blackpool Coastal Housing Limited involves providing specialized staffing for supported accommodation projects at William Lyons House. The selected provider will supply dedicated officers to support a facility housing 14 young people with complex needs, focusing on site management and daily operational security. Staff are required to utilize youth-specific communication and defusion skills to ensure a safe and supportive care environment. To qualify for this role, all personnel must possess valid SIA licensing and have passed Enhanced DBS checks. The contract focuses on delivering consistent staffing coverage to assist prime contractors in maintaining the high standards of care required for this specific demographic. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 4, 2026.

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Customer Care (Security) Services within Emergency Housing and Resettlement Service

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AgencyBlackpool Coastal Housing Limited
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Supplies specialized staffing for prime contractors on Blackpool Council supported accommodation projects at William Lyons House. Provides dedicated officers for a facility housing 14 young people with complex needs, applying youth-specific communication and defusion skills to manage daily operational security and care. Requires SIA licensing and Enhanced DBS checks. Delivers staffing coverage and site management.

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