RBKC Youth Services Framework
capitalEsourcing · United Kingdom
Key facts
- Awarded
- 17 Jan 2020
- Contract starts
- 27 Jan 2020
- Contract ends
- 31 Aug 2023
- Procedure
- Open procedure (above threshold)
- Buyer type
- Local government
Awarded to 21 suppliers
| Supplier | Value |
|---|---|
| Brook Young People | — |
| KOOTH DIGITAL HEALTH LIMITED | — |
| KBM Training & Recruitment Ltd | — |
| Groundwork London | — |
| Shout Out UK Ltd | — |
| MI ComputSolutions | — |
| Royal Association for Deaf People | — |
| West London Zone | — |
| The Royal Society for Blind Children | — |
| Total Family Coaching & Parenting CIC | — |
| Westway Trust | — |
| App Workshops Ltd | — |
| Association for Cultural Advancement through Visual Art | — |
| Eat Club | — |
| Exposed Arts Projects CIC | — |
| Hornimans Adventure Playground Association | — |
| Kamitan Arts CIC | — |
| PSEV (Partnership for Socio Economic Ventures) Ltd | — |
| QPR in the Community Trust | — |
| RedBorder Ltd | — |
| White City Theatre Project CIO | — |
Description
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has commissioned a "Pseudo" Open Framework Agreement (known as the RBKC Youth Services Framework) under which it can Call-off (via mini-competition) a range of youth related services for young people aged 11 - 19 (up to 25 for young people with special educational needs or disabilities, SEND) in the borough.
It has been established to respond flexibly to young people's priorities and needs, and will deliver a range of programmes and projects that aim to improve young people's outcomes. This "Pseudo" Open Framework commenced on the 1st September 2019, for a period of 4 years, consisting of 17 suitably qualified organisations.
The "Pseudo" Open Framework Agreement has been commissioned under the Light Touch Regime (implemented through regulations 74-77 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015). This Framework Agreement differs from those let under the non-light touch regime in that the Council may exercise its flexibility to periodically 'open' the framework for organisations to submit applications to join, particularly if it needs to increase capacity or to respond to emerging needs.
The Council has exercised its flexibility to 'open' the Framework for organisations to submit applications to join the Framework for the remainder of its term (until 31st August 2023) and is now appointing another 21 suitably qualified organisations to the Framework.
The anticipated value of the Framework over its full term (from 1st September 2019) is £2,000,000. To date, two contracts have been called off the Framework with the following values:
1. London Youth Games. Initial contract value = £110,130. There is also the option to extend this contract for a period, or periods, of up to a further 2 years for up to a value of £65,692 per annum (Potential maximum total contract value = £241,514).
2. Community Sports Provision. Initial contract value = £40,000. There is also the option to extend this contract for a period, or periods, of up to a further 2 years for up to a value of £20,000 per annum (Potential maximum total value = £80,000).
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