CN220350 - Therapies: SEN, Adoption Support Service and VSK (previously SC21032)
SEN Therapies (Lot 1) The Council recognises that SEN therapy service providers have an important role in improving a child or young person's (CYP's) participation in learning experiences and access to curriculum opportunities and outcomes for our children who have an Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plan. The Council aims to establish a relational contracting approach with providers on the Qualified Provider List (QPL) that will: • recognise the interdependencies between local authorities, service providers, Ofste...
Buyer
Kent County Council
Value
Not provided
Published
23 Jan 2026
Closes
23 Jan 2026
Procurement details
Source
Find a Tender
Region
Mid Kent
Procurement method
Limited
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
85000000
Health and social work services
80000000
Education and training services
Lots
Lot 1 SEN Therapies Lot 1
Value not provided
Successful bidders shall be invited to sign the Framework Agreement and join the QPL for the appropriate lots they have bid for ("Framework Agreement"). Entry into this contract does not guarantee that the Council will purchase Therapy Services from any bidder, but it will ensure that the successful bidder is included on the Council's QPL. As and when the Co...
Delivery: Kent
Lot 2 Adoption Support Service Lot 2
Value not provided
Successful bidders shall be invited to sign the Framework Agreement and join the QPL for the appropriate lots they have bid for ("Framework Agreement"). Entry into this contract does not guarantee that the Council will purchase Therapy Services from any bidder, but it will ensure that the successful bidder is included on the Council's QPL. As and when the Co...
Delivery: Kent
Lot 3 Virtual School Kent Lot 3
Value not provided
Virtual School Head Teachers (VSHs) are responsible for promoting the educational achievement of all children looked after by the local authority. For some young people, a therapeutic approach or intervention may be required in order to support access to, or engagement with, education. Kent Children in Care (CiC), aged 3 to 18 years, are supported by Virtual...
Delivery: Kent
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