Plymouth Adults' Care Home Framework (Reopening 1)
Plymouth City Council · Local authority
In brief
Plymouth City Council has cancelled this procurement.
It is a framework worth up to £500,000,000 excluding VAT: the most the buyer expects to spend across all suppliers, not one contract.
The contract runs for 54 months, up to 114 months with extensions, starting 13 July 2026.
It is split into 2 lots, so a supplier can bid for part of the work.
The buyer says it is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses.
Built from the notice's own fields. Always check the official notice before you bid.
What the notice says
Lots
| Lot | Trade | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Lot PEO/24155. Residential Care Home with or without Nursing Services with a PL postcode 13 July 2026 to 31 December 2030 What this lot coversCare homes aim to create a homelike environment, offering communal living spaces, meals, and recreational activities to foster social interaction and a sense of community. Residential Care provides support with daily living tasks such as bathing, dressing, eating, and mobility. Suitable for individuals who do not require regular medical attention but need assistance with their overall well-being and safety. Also includes specialised, intensive support provided within a residential care home setting for individuals who have significant and complex needs. These needs can stem from physical disabilities, chronic medical conditions, mental health issues, or developmental disabilities that require round-the-clock care and supervision. Nursing Care provides support for individuals with complex medical needs or chronic health conditions that require regular or continuous medical oversight, within nursing homes. Nursing homes are often more clinical in nature, equipped with medical facilities to cater to high-level care needs, while still offering some social and recreational activities and will be able to manage intricate medical, physical, psychological, and social factors. It requires specialised knowledge, critical thinking, and coordination across disciplines to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The framework also welcome care homes that provide highly specialised and complex care for individuals with severe cognitive impairment and/or complex mental health needs and/or bariatric care requirements and/or behaviours that challenge, beyond the requirements of Residential High or Nursing High Needs Care. | Social and domiciliary care, Healthcare services | £500,000,000 |
| Lot PEO/25002. Residential & Nursing Care Home Services Innovation 13 July 2026 to 31 December 2030 What this lot coversAs described in Lot 1 plus we would invite providers to self-select to join a group to work with us on future commissioning, contracting and procurement options for complex care. This will be framed as continuing the work already started with the market and include references to intermediate care and aspirations around pricing and staffing models which reduce the need for 1:1 support. | Social and domiciliary care, Healthcare services | £500,000,000 |
Who won
| Winner | Lot | Value | Dates |
|---|
Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.
Timeline
- Tender notice · UK4, notice 037006-2026
- Procurement termination notice · UK12, notice 070719-2026
Last time this was bought
Plymouth Adults' Care Home Framework
- Won by
- Arterne Care Limited, Down House Limited, Darbyshire Care Limited, Durnsford Lodge Limited and 29 more
- Awarded
- 23 December 2025
- Value
- Not stated, or split across lots
Matched on Plymouth City Council, the type of work and the title. Check the notice to be sure.
About the buyer
Procurements
95Awards
72Suppliers it has used most for healthcare
- Abholly (2008) Limited1 contract
- Alexandra Housing Limited1 contract
- Alpha Care SW Ltd1 contract
- Amica Care (Plymouth) Ltd1 contract
- Ark Care Homes Limited1 contract
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From notice 037006-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 23 April 2026, last updated 27 July 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.