Brighton and Hove City Council

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What is the opportunity?

Brighton and Hove City Council use the SProc.Net portal for their Supported Living category. This is a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS), allowing any provider who meets the criteria to offer their services to Brighton and Hove City Council.

This way of commissioning care and support places a strong emphasis on outcomes for adults, so that their needs and aspirations can be met. The DPS is being established to create a clear, fair and transparent way of procuring these services. It is a key priority of the Council to protect the most vulnerable by taking a person-centred approach, helping residents in Brighton to enjoy a good quality of life and supporting people to live as independently as they can in their own communities whenever possible.

If you are a provider of Semi-Independent or Supported Living and wish to join the portal, please view the below walkthrough video and documentation to find out more.

How to sign up as an
Approved Supplier

1. Register for an account on SProc.Net

2. Fill out an Accreditation form for Brighton and Hove City Council's Supported Living category

3. Submit an Enrolment form and select the types of services you can provide

Get started

Supporting Documents

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Benefits

Becoming an approved Supported Living provider for Brighton and Hove City Council via their DPS hosted on SProc.Net offers several benefits.

Full transparency over contracts being awarded

Receive instant notifications of care package opportunities

Efficient and streamlined payments against care packages

Access to dedicated system support

Open for new providers to join at any time

Market Shaping

Est. Annual Spend: £410k

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The estimated annual spend breakdown for this opportunity is listed within the accompanying bar chart. This is taken from the last calendar year and is subject to changing demand.

For further information on the expected future needs of the market for this service area, please speak to the Public Sector authority directly or view the latest Market Position Statement below (if available)