Complex Needs Hostel Provision

UK5Transparency notice091374-2026CCCardiff Council
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CPV codes
85000000 - Health and social work services
Status
Complete
Notice type
UK5Transparency notice
Estimated value
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Publication date
28 Sept 2026, 10:56

Overview

The Commissioning Plan proposed a comprehensive phasing programme that will take a minimum of four years to complete. This Officer Decision Report is concerned with Phase 3.1 of the plan relating to the award of 1 interim contract to the incumbent provider of housing related support services funded by the Housing Support Grant until the completion of the Phase 3 commissioning process is completed. Both the Huggard Centre and Ty Tresillian are Emergency Bed Units which are Direct Access Hostels providing accommodation and support to people who arehomeless or potentially homeless and in need of support. The project aims to “provide accommodation to people every night of the year, giving individuals, whohave come from the streets, a sense of self-respect and a concept of future opportunity that can be nurtured through having their own room and structured support planned to meet their individual needs”. Service users will usually present with multiple secondary needs such as people suffering from drug dependency, people suffering from alcohol dependency, people with mental health problems, women fleeing domestic violence, ex-offenders and people with chronic illness. Huggard Intervention Centre provides a ‘low threshold’ unique and highly accessible service 365 days a year for homeless people. It offers laundry and washing /bathing facilities, a free clothing store, a free meal every day and the opportunity to buy additional cost-price food. Service users can access health services and other specialist services via the Intervention centre, as well as advice and advocacy. In addition, the Night Centre provides emergency shelter for up to 20 people per night through the provision of 17 dedicated private pod/rooms (small rooms with bed) and up to 3 additional bed spaces. All spaces have access to a safe locker to store personal valuable items

Procurement Act 2023

Direct award As this is an interim direct award when the contract concerns additional or repeat goods, services or work. On a technical basis there is an absence of sufficient accomodation of this type for those that require it.

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CC

PPON PVHP-5769-YHRQ

gbCardiff, United Kingdom
[email protected]

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