Independent Fostering Framework Agreement
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Awarded value
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Suppliers
9
Lots
3
Published
19 Apr 2024
Description
Kent County Council and Medway Council have awarded a framework agreement to a number of Independent Fostering Providers who will provide a range of stable, high-quality foster care homes for children 0-18 years old that value, support and encourage them to grow and develop as individuals. In addition to promoting their health and general well-being the Providers need to be committed to ensuring that their foster carers recognise the importance of the educational achievement of Children in Care and work with us in raising their academic attainment.
Scope
- Reference
- DN567302
- Commercial tool
- Standalone contract
- Contract dates
- 31 Mar 2024 to —
- Main category
- services
- CPV classifications
- 85300000
- Contract locations
- South East England
Award criteria
Criteria the buyer will use to evaluate bids.
| Name | Description | Type | Weighting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price is not the only award criterion and all criteria are stated only in the procurement documents | 100 | quality | — |
| — | 100 | price | — |
Submission & procedure
- Procedure
- Open procedure
Award details
Awarded supplier(s), contract period and value as published in the award notice.
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Award date
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Contract start
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Contract end
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Lots · 3 total
Divisions of the contract. Each lot can be awarded separately.
| Lot | Title | Est. value | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lot 1 | — | cancelled |
| 2 | Lot 2 | — | cancelled |
| 3 | Lot 3 | — | cancelled |
Awarded suppliers· 9 suppliers
Awarded —
Total lots
3
Awarded
1
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Lot 1
Start
31 Mar 2024
End
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Lot 2
Start
31 Mar 2024
End
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Lot 3
Start
31 Mar 2024
End
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