Beskrivelse av anskaffelsen
The contracting authority needs to enter into two (2) parallel framework agreements with up to five (5) tenderers in total for the rent of temporary residences for legal homeless persons with drug and alcohol challenges in Sandnes municipality, c.f. the Social Services Act §27. Rent is only relevant when the municipality ́s own tender offer is inaccessible. Temporary households means businesses in this connection such as hotels, guest houses, hospices, camping cabins etc. that operate renting rooms when the property is regulated for the purpose.
Contracts will be signed for 8 fixed paid places per annum, in addition to places that are hired on a 24 hour basis as needed for sub-assignment A.
Contracts will be signed for 5 fixed paid places per annum, in addition to places that are hired on a 24 hour basis as needed for sub-assignment B.
Tenderers who get a contract for fixed places will be paid independently of whether the place is in use or not, according to daily prices. The places cannot be rented out to others. Tenderers who get the contract as needed will only be paid when the offered place is in use by the contracting authority.
The contracting authority reserves the right to consider reducing the number of fixed places per year, if the need is reduced before the new option year starts.
Lot A is limited for:
Users with moderate drugs and alcohol and mental health challenges with a need for supervision.
Including users with moderate drug and alcohol problems and who may be pending treatment. The purpose of the audit is to create safe frames for the users around the residential situation. Inspections therefore mean 24 hour staffing and seeing to the users regularly.
Sub-contract B is limited for:
Users with known drug and alcohol problems with a need for 24 hour staffing.
Including users who are actively intoxicating and who do not want to start treatment or where treatment is not relevant for other reasons.
and
Users with known drug and alcohol problems and challenging/acting behaviour.
Aimed at users who are actively intoxicated and who, due to behaviour, need more screening or increased supervision, for the sake of themselves and other