Contract award · 4 Feb 2025

PEP/CYP/Short Breaks for Disabled Children Recommission 2025

Bristol City Council awarded “PEP/CYP/Short Breaks for Disabled Children…” to WECIL Ltd, Foundation for Active Community Engagement for £1.72m.

Health & social careSouth West

Value across 3 lots £1.72m

Open competition

Open procedure: the contract was advertised and any supplier could submit a bid.

Key facts

Buyer
Bristol City Council · Regional or local authority
Value
£1,717,812 across 3 lots
Procedure
Open procedure
Sector
Health & social care · Health and social work services (CPV 85000000)
Timeline
  1. Contract date4 Feb 2025
  2. Published4 Feb 2025Published the same day

Description

Short breaks are preventative, family support services that provide a disabled child or young person with a break. They can be at any time ranging from an hour to a day, evening, overnight weekend or holiday, depending on the needs of the family involved. The short break may take place in a community activity setting, a child/young person’s home or other residential setting. It allows parents and carers to have a break from their caring responsibilities and gives children and young people the opportunity for a positive experience. Specialist (higher-level and residential services) are accessed following a social worker process referral, this currently includes direct payments. Targeted short breaks are open access. The initial term would be 3 years with the option of adding an additional 1 year + 1 year

Lots in this award

LotSupplierValue
PEP/CYP/Short Breaks for Disabled Children Recommission 2025WECIL Ltd SME£1.04m
PEP/CYP/Short Breaks for Disabled Children Recommission 2025: Lot 2 – Bristol Autism ProjectFoundation for Active Community Engagement SME£238k
PEP/CYP/Short Breaks for Disabled Children Recommission 2025: Lot 3 – Holiday Short Breaks for Complex High NeedsWECIL Ltd SME£440k

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