Contract awardedMultiple disadvantage

Support and advice services for multiple disadvantaged vulnerable adults

Multi-lot service provision for vulnerable individuals, including youth hubs, community-based advice, lead worker support, and emergency or long-term accommodation. Services target those with substance misuse, mental health issues, homelessness, or domestic abuse histories. The contract involves intensive strength-based support, signposting, and the management of self-contained units or refuge spaces for periods ranging from 12 months to 2 years.

Awarded value
£5.6m
As published
Published
8 May 2024
Contract length
60 months
Ends 5 November 2029

What the contract covers

Services contract

Provision of specialist support, advice, and accommodation services for vulnerable adults and young people experiencing complex social and health challenges.

  • Provision of guidance and information, support and connection to services for young people aged 16–24 years, delaying or preventing the need for more costly interventions
  • Provision of strength-based support to citizens aged 18–24 years in the community, usually for up to 2 years
  • Provision of strength-based support in long-term accommodation for citizens aged 18–24 years for 2 years
  • Provide quality advice, guidance and signposting across multiple access channels, offering citizens a choice of preferred contact method
  • Provision of strength-based support to citizens aged 25 years and over in the community, usually for up to 2 years
  • Provision of strength-based support in long-term accommodation for citizens aged 25 years and over for 2 years
LotEstimated valueSMEs
Youth Hub (16yrs – 24yrs)£5.6mNot stated
Young Persons Lead Worker (18 -24 years)£6.3mNot stated
Young Persons Lead Worker Plus (18 -24 years)£19.3mNot stated
Community Based Advisors£2.8mNot stated
Adults Lead Worker (25 years plus)£12.3mNot stated
Adults Lead Worker Plus (25 years plus)£14mNot stated
Discharge to Assess (Health and Homeless) Service (18 years plus)£5.6mNot stated
Domestic Abuse Front Door Hub (16 years plus)£3.5mNot stated
Domestic Abuse Lead Worker (18 years plus)£7mNot stated
Domestic Abuse Refuge Spaces (18 years plus)£11.9mNot stated
Domestic Abuse Dispersed Accommodation (18 years plus)£2.1mNot stated
Lead Worker Plus (18 years plus)£4.2mNot stated

Terms and requirements

Contract type
Services contract
Initial term
60 months
Extensions
24 months
Longest it can run
84 months
Contract dates
5 November 2024 to 5 November 2029
Certifications asked for
None stated
TUPE
Applies
Lots
12
Suitable for SMEs
Not stated
Category
Services
CPV codes
85300000, 85000000, 75200000, 85323000

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Birmingham City Council

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GreenSquareAccord

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Cite this contract

Link
https://bidskim.com/tender/841299/support-and-advice-services-for-multiple-disadvantaged-vulnerable-adults
Buyer reference
P0938
Last checked
5 November 2026

Birmingham City Council. Support and advice services for multiple disadvantaged vulnerable adults. Contract award, 8 May 2024. BidSkim, https://bidskim.com/tender/841299/support-and-advice-services-for-multiple-disadvantaged-vulnerable-adults (accessed 5 November 2026).