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South West London Procurement Partnership on behalf of Kingston and Richmond Foundation Trust

Kingston & Richmond NHS Foundation Trust Assisted Conception Unit Joint Venture - Preliminary Market Engagement

Health & social· Published 17 Sept

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ClosedCF · 0e0265677d95

Residential and Nursing Care Services

Richmond Council

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Closed

Estimated

£97.0m

Published

20 Feb 2025

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Notice ID: cf-202847cc-4135-419e-83d3-0e0265677d95
CPV code: 85144100 · Health & social
Source: Contracts Finder

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Published
20 Feb 2025

Description

Richmond Council are looking to establish a strategic partnership with an industry leading Residential and Nursing Care Provider for Older Peoples care. At the point of service transfer to the Service Provider, the Service Provider will be responsible for providing 218 beds (175 council commissioned care beds and 43 available for private marketing) across 3 Older People Residential and Nursing Care Homes within the borough.  The Service Provider shall continue to make available accommodation, care and support for all existing long-term Residents according to their existing Personal Care Plans. This contract will also require the facilities management of the buildings. The proposed partnership is to be an ethos, and a way of working based on relationships. It is to be collaborative, putting our residents at the heart of everything we do, learning from each other to improve the quality of care and facilitate access to local community services. We want the partnership to take forward innovation and change, test and adopt new ways of working, and ensure we make full use of all assets available in our local area to deliver high quality care and support and to promote positive outcomes for Richmond residents.