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02/04/2020 - Purchase racking for deceased people at the Temporary Resting Place at Sandy Park. ref: 870 Recommendations Approved
A temporary resting place was set up at Sandy
Park to accommodate the significant additional number of deaths
predicated in the Covid 19 pandemic.
Refrigerated storage units were hired, which required internal
racking to be used as a resting place. Racking on which to place
deceased people was purchased.
Decision Maker: Director: Legal and Democratic Services (MO & SIRO)
Decision published: 17/09/2020
Effective from: 02/04/2020
Decision:
To purchase racking for six refrigerated
containers at Sandy Park Temporary Resting Place on which to place
deceased people. The racking allowed each of the 40ft containers to
hold 50 deceased people.
Lead officer: Yvonne Dawes
06/04/2020 - Procurement of general spend cards (AllPay) ref: 801 Recommendations Approved
A decision was made to increase and find an
additional and alternative method to awarding LCPF Emergency
Payments to assist more families in food/fuel poverty. A direct
award was made to AllPay following soft market testing, as this
solution had historically been used by LCPF and seen as the
quickest to implement and best value for money.
Decision Maker: Executive Director: Resources
Decision published: 15/06/2020
Effective from: 06/04/2020
Decision:
Following the outbreak of COVID 19 there has
been increased pressure on the Council’s Local Crisis and
Prevention Fund (LCPF) for Emergency Payments. Additional funding
from central government has been used to bolster this scheme to
assist low income families in emergency need, by awarding universal
spend cards.
Lead officer: Sarah Wilson
06/04/2020 - Procurement of supermarket spend cards (Tesco) ref: 800 Recommendations Approved
A decision was made to increase the use of the
existing LCPF award payment solution (Tesco supermarket vouchers)
to be able to assist more families and to possible greater extent
and increase their contract value.
Decision Maker: Executive Director: Resources
Decision published: 15/06/2020
Effective from: 06/04/2020
Decision:
Following the outbreak of COVID 19 there has
been increased pressure on the Council’s Local Crisis and
Prevention Fund (LCPF) for Emergency Payments. Additional funding
from central government has been used to bolster this scheme to
assist low income families in emergency need with relation to food
poverty by awarding supermarket vouchers.
Lead officer: Sarah Wilson
31/03/2020 - A grant for Connecting Southmead to continue with the pilot of a community development approach to supporting vulnerable adults diverted from Adult Care who would otherwise require support under the Care Act ref: 797 Recommendations Approved
The grant will enable Southmead Connect to
continue to work with people referred from the local Adult Social
Care Team using an approach called ‘Combining Personalisation
and Community Empowerment’ (CPCE). This involves delivering
more tailored support for people through a combination of
individual support and “life planning” and the
engagement of people with support needs and the wider community in
community volunteering to develop provision. As well as meeting the
needs of the individuals referred this approach will help develop
support in Southmead that other vulnerable or older people can use,
helping people remain independent, contribute to their community
and enjoy health and wellbeing.
Adult Care have been working in partnership with Southmead Connect
to develop CPCE. This approach has been taken in other areas
successfully. This continuation of the pilot grant will enable
Adult Care to continue to work with Connecting Southmead to share
learning on what works, and what is an appropriate way to formally
commission and pay for CPCE projects. At the end of the pilot, if
successful, there will be opportunities for lead organisations in
other areas to bid to run similar projects.
This is the continuation of a service that will support people with
care and support needs living in the North of the City –
making use of community volunteers and will be a key part of ASC
response to Covid- 19.
Decision Maker: Director: Adult Social Care
Decision published: 15/06/2020
Effective from: 31/03/2020
Decision:
To grant of £120k over 12 months from
Bristol City Council Adult Care to Connecting Southmead to enable
them to continue with the pilot of a community development approach
to supporting vulnerable adults diverted from Adult Care who would
otherwise require support under the Care Act
Lead officer: Terry Dafter
05/03/2020 - Motor Insurance Tender Award 2020 ref: 768 Recommendations Approved
BCC and BWCL Motor insurance was last tendered
in April 2017 as a combined package. The current period of
insurance expires on 31st March 2020.
The compliant tender for BCC and BWC as per the Public Contract
Regulations enabled the opportunity to test the market for value
for money (VfM) and for Social Value purposes on the existing basis
i.e. combined cover for BCC
Decision Maker: Executive Director: Resources
Decision published: 06/04/2020
Effective from: 05/03/2020
Decision:
Approval was sought from Cabinet on 1 October
2019 to invite competitive tenders for the Bristol City Council
(BCC) and Bristol Waste Company Ltd (BWCL) Motor insurance for a
three year period or for a three year period renewable for a
further two years at the Council’s option, from 1 April 2020
in accordance with the Contracts Procedure Rules.
The decision was to award the combined BCC and BWCL Lot 3 Motor
Insurance following a full Official Journal of the European Union
(OJEU) Contract Notice reference number 2019/S 231-566598 dated 29
November 2019 in line with BCC’s procurement strategy.
Lead officer: Francesca Barclay