Commissioning Officer – Adults
Rate: £350 per day (Inside IR35)
Duration: Until March 2027
Role Purpose
Commissioning Officer support the development, procurement, and monitoring of commissioned services across Adult Social Care.
Key Requirements
- Manage the review and recommissioning of Supported Living services as part of a major Adult Social Care transformation programme
- Strong Supported Living commissioning experience covering Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Health and Complex Needs
- Able to work independently, using data and market intelligence to develop recommendations and move projects forward
- Experience engaging providers, operational teams, health partners and people with lived experience
- Good understanding of supported living markets, provider sustainability, accommodation models and commissioning challenges
- Experience across the full commissioning cycle, from service review and market engagement through to implementation
- Confident producing business cases, briefing papers, project updates and risk reports
Key Responsibilities:
Contract Management
- Monitor service delivery and performance.
Procurement Support
- Support commissioning managers with procurement exercises.
Provider Engagement
- Maintain relationships with service providers.
Data & Reporting
- Analyse service performance data and produce reports.
Typical Deliverables:
- Contract monitoring reports
- Procurement documentation
- Provider engagement activity
- Performance dashboards
If you’re interested, please apply today!
Commissioning Officer – Adults employer: Venn Group Careers
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