Housing Support and Solutions for single homeless people & Citywide Prevention & Resettlement Service
Liverpool City Council · Local authority
In brief
Liverpool City Council awarded care and healthcare work to City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together, Salvation Army Housing Association and The Riverside Group Ltd and 1 others on 9 April 2024.
It is split into 6 lots, so a supplier can bid for part of the work.
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What the notice says
Lots
| Lot | Trade | Value |
|---|---|---|
24 hour servicesWhat this lot coversTo meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. | Social and domiciliary care | — |
Single homeless young people aged 16-21 yrsWhat this lot coversTo meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. | Social and domiciliary care | — |
Single homeless people with an offending backgroundWhat this lot coversTo meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. | Social and domiciliary care | — |
Multiple and Complex needsWhat this lot coversTo meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. | Social and domiciliary care | — |
9-5 Dispersed accommodationWhat this lot coversTo meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. | Social and domiciliary care | — |
Citywide Prevention & Resettlement ServiceWhat this lot coversTo meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. | Social and domiciliary care | — |
Who won
| Winner | Lot | Value | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together | 24 hour services | £12,490,177 | |
| Salvation Army Housing Association (SME) | 24 hour services | £2,769,046 | |
| City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together | Single homeless young people aged 16-21 yrs | £2,083,480 | |
| The Riverside Group Ltd | Single homeless young people aged 16-21 yrs | £3,869,320 | |
| City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together 4 bids received | Single homeless people with an offending background | £4,439,512 | |
| City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together 2 bids received | Multiple and Complex needs | £2,053,548 | |
| City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together 2 bids received | 9-5 Dispersed accommodation | £3,550,470 | |
| The Riverside Group Ltd | Citywide Prevention & Resettlement Service | £4,713,618 | |
| Whitechapel Centre (SME) | Citywide Prevention & Resettlement Service | £4,713,618 |
Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.
Timeline
- Contract award notice · notice 077974-2025
Last time this was bought
On-site Housing Support Services for Block Accommodation Buildings
- Awarded
- 28 January 2026
- Value
- £626,348
- Bids
- 6
Matched on Liverpool City Council, the type of work and the title; it may be a related contract rather than the same one. Check the notice to be sure.
About the buyer
Procurements
129Awards
85Suppliers it has used most for care
- City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association (Inc.)3 contracts
- Cayp Psychology Limited1 contract
- Define Research & Insight Limited1 contract
- New Start Ltd1 contract
- PSS (UK)1 contract
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From notice 077974-2025 on Find a Tender, first published 28 November 2025. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.