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City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is seeking providers for a block of 19 day services supporting around 330 people across 16 locations, focusing on asset-based, inclusive, and person-centred support, and invites interested parties to a market engagement session.
This OCDS record provides preliminary information about City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council's pre-market engagement for commissioning 19 day services, inviting providers to an engagement session to discuss requirements and expectations.
This OCDS Release Package document outlines the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council's early planning for commissioning 19 day services for approximately 330 people, inviting providers to an engagement session to discuss the opportunity and gather views.
This document invites providers to engage with City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council regarding a future £40M block commissioning of 19 asset-based day services for 330 people, with an engagement session scheduled for March 2nd.
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This is a well-structured pre-market engagement notice, clearly outlining the scope and objectives for future day services, though it lacks formal classification details and full tender documentation expected for a formal procurement.
The notice correctly identifies the CPV code and NUTS code. However, the 'Type' and 'Procedure' fields are marked as 'None', which represents a formal classification gap, even for a planning notice. No disputes or suspensions are indicated.
The description of the required services and the purpose of the engagement session is exceptionally clear and unambiguous. The AI-extracted requirements accurately reflect the detailed service model, making the council's aspirations very understandable.
While basic information like title, reference, organization, value, duration, and key dates are present, the 'Type' and 'Procedure' fields are empty. Crucially, evaluation criteria and full tender documents (e.g., ITT, contract terms) are absent, which is expected for a planning notice but makes it incomplete as a full tender package.
The pre-market engagement approach itself promotes fairness by seeking broad provider input. The estimated value is disclosed, and requirements are generic, focusing on service models rather than specific solutions, indicating no tailoring. E-procurement via the YORtender portal is specified.
Electronic submission via the YORtender portal is supported, enhancing practicality. The contract start date, duration, and estimated value are clearly specified. While a direct document URL isn't provided, the portal mention implies accessibility.
Dates (engagement, submission, contract start) are logical and consistent. Most key fields are populated. The 'Type' and 'Procedure' fields being 'None' is a data entry gap rather than an internal inconsistency.
The tender strongly emphasizes social aspects such as asset-based support, maximizing independence, inclusion, and person-centred approaches. It also explicitly supports innovation and creativity. The only missing element is an explicit focus on green procurement.
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