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South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority

SYMCA - Life Extension for 25 Trams - Supertram Network

Construction work· Published 24 May

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TenderCF · 68b068da808e

Market Engagement for Respite and Short Breaks

Dorset Council

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02 Jun 2026

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22 May 2026

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Notice ID: cf-958c05d7-cf7d-4c9c-804f-68b068da808e
CPV code: 85320000 · Health & social
Source: Contracts Finder

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Published
22 May 2026
Submission deadline
02 Jun 2026 · 5 days from now

Description

A Market Engagement Event is being held on Tuesday 2nd of June 14.00-15.00 via Microsoft Teams to discuss Planned and Unplanned Building based short Break Services for Working-Age Adults. Dorset Council is seeking to engage with the provider market to inform the future development of Planned and unplanned (Crisis) Short Break services in Dorset. To register for the event, please use the link provided in the Addition Information section. If your organisation is unable to attend the event, but would like a copy of the recording, please also email accommodationwithsupport@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk to express an interest. The council is exploring a more integrated model of building based short break provision which would bring together: Planned short breaks and Unplanned/crisis services, including step up and step down from hospital The intention is to understand how these different types of building based short breaks could be successfully coordinated and potentially delivered within a single, cohesive service offer, while remaining flexible , preventative and responsive to periods of increased need. We are also interested to learn or explore how planned short break services can be used to develop independent living skills, assessing existing skills inside and outside the home and developing skills training in a home-like environment and supporting people to access the wider community. This could help build resilience and skills for the future in people who aren't quite ready to make that move but may wish to in future. No decisions have been made regarding delivery models, pathways, contract structure or the balance between planned and unplanned provision.