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Awarded contract
Published 04 Feb 2026

Direct Payments Support service (Children's)

Bath and North East Somerset Council · South West

Key facts

Contract value
£43,747
Awarded
04 Feb 2026
Contract starts
31 Mar 2026
Contract ends
31 Mar 2027
Procedure
Below threshold - unknown
Buyer type
Local government

Awarded to

SupplierValue
WECIL Ltd£43,747

Description

The Council wishes to establish a Contract for the provision of Direct Payments Support Service (Children's). The Council is managing this procurement in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations. Direct Payments offer an alternative means of meeting assessed social care needs by allowing individuals to receive cash payments from B&NES local authority instead of care services. Direct Payments aim to empower children, young people, and their families by increasing choice, independence, and control over the way in which social care support is delivered. Direct payments are a service which parents and carers can opt for if they choose not to use the commissioned short break services that B&NES currently offer. Direct payments are intended to be used for a variety of services. These Direct Payments packages can cover a few hours a month to daily support. Direct Payments give carers flexibility, choice and control over the way they receive care services to support their children. The objectives of direct payments for disabled children are to provide financial support to parents or carers to enable them to employ personal assistants or agencies to provide care and support. The payments are intended to be used to purchase care services of the individuals/ family's choice, ensuring that the child's welfare is safeguarded and promoted.

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