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Buyer
London Borough of Camden
Location
London
Deadline
Closes 12 Oct 2026
Value
£2.7m
Key dates and value
Status
Closed
Submission deadline
5 May 2026
Published
15 Apr 2026
Estimated value
£16.4k
Contract start
13 May 2026
Contract end
24 Jul 2026
Location
London, London
Notice type
UK4
Overview
The Council has ambitions to deliver a technology enabled lives programme at scale to drive its prevention agenda and support people who may draw on care and support to maximise their level of independence and autonomy and reduce the need for paid for care services. The support ERYC require to start this process is the development of a business case that includes:
STAGE ONE
• Establishment of the goals for the work/establishing the problem statement
• An overview of the landscape for delivery of technology enabled lives
STAGE TWO
• The financial cases for or scaling up technology enabled care in terms of reducing existing support requirement.
• A recommended way forward or list of options for consideration
The contractor is also required to develop products/opportunities that can be shared with other councils, as a result of this work.
Outcomes:
• ERYC have a clear view of the current issues that they intend the development of assisted living technology will have impact upon
• EYRC have a robust business case, developed to meet their specific needs and wishes, that can be used to present to corporate leaders and elected members.
• The business case can be used to direct the implementation of the next stage of assistive technology in ERYC
Outputs
• A Stage one report
• A business case, on the template provided by ERYC (with appropriate appendices)
• An end of project report that encapsulates Stage One and Two learning and outcomes
Products (these could be publications, webinars, slides, templates) that can be used by other councils to further develop their understanding and planning in the area of assisted living technology. The specifics of these will be decided in conversations with PCH and the contractor, at commencement and during the work.
Mandatory:
• previous, relevant experience and current knowledge of the assistive technology landscape.
• Knowledge of adult social care and the priorities and responsibilities of councils.
• Experience of working with a council to improve/develop their Assistive Technology offer
In you submission please incorporate examples and evidence of all of the above within your answer to the following:
In no more than 650 words, explain how you would undertake each stage of this proposal, including working with stakeholders, risk management and scope management. Describe how you might go about developing resources for wider use, alongside this specific work with ERYC.
Please submit your tender documents along with the completed relevant documents as requested in the ITT on the Panacea procurement portal.
CPV codes
85300000 Social work and related services
About the buyer
Improvement and Development Agency for Local Government (IDeA) has published 34 tender notices since 7 Oct 2023, with a combined advertised value of £938k. 3 of them are currently open.
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