The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (LBBD) is seeking to commission acomprehensive Fathers Programme that supports fathers and male identifying co-parents throughout the perinatal period and the early years of a child’s life. The service will form part of the wider family support and early intervention offer and will contribute to improving parental wellbeing, strengthening parent infant relationships, and supporting positive outcomes for children and families. The commissioned service will provide targeted support for fathers experiencing mild to moderate perinatal mental health difficulties from pregnancy until a child reaches two years of age. Support should focus on promoting emotional wellbeing, building resilience, increasing confidence in the parenting role, and preventing the escalation of mental health concerns through timely, accessible, and evidence informed interventions. In addition to perinatal mental health support, the service should incorporate elements of parenting support that help fathers and co-parents strengthen their relationship with their baby, understand child development, and build the knowledge and skills required to support their child’s healthy development and family wellbeing. Providers should adopt a strengths based approach that recognises and promotes the important role fathers and co-parents play in their child’s life. Peer support should be embedded throughout the service model and, where appropriate, continue beyond the period of targeted intervention, with ongoing peer support opportunities available until the child’s fifth birthday. This will help to reduce social isolation, encourage sustained engagement, and create supportive communities of fathers and co-parents. LBBD is seeking a model that works in a proportionate universalistic approach, providing a universal offer which acts as a gateway into more targeted support. The service should provide accessible, welcoming, and non stigmatising opportunities for engagement, enabling all fathers and co-parents to access information, advice, social connection, and early help, whilst ensuring those with emerging or identified needs can be identified and supported appropriately.
This tender opportunity has been issued by Aspire Academy Trust (the Trust) and Tenderers are invited to tender for the provision of grounds maintenance services (the Service). Full details of all contract requirements are given in document - Document 2. Specification of Requirement. The Trust requires the Contractor to deliver the Service in full compliance with horticultural best practice, the Service Specification, and all associated tender documentation and ensure that service delivery is consistent across all sites. The Contractor shall be responsible for the provision of appropriately qualified and experienced horticultural personnel to undertake the Service.
Filton Town Council's Vision: 'To celebrate, with all the communities of Filton, the heart and soul of the town in the unique setting of Elm Park in 2027 Festival Background: The town has held a Festival for 25 years (first held in 2001) which takes place during a Sunday in summer each year and which regularly attracts in excess of 2000 visitors and participants over 1 day (which we are looking to grow). 1. AIMS OF THE FILTON FESTIVAL I. To showcase Filton's talent and heritage. II. To be accessible to Filton's diverse communities. III. To boost image and promote Council services such as the Multi-Use Short Track, Football Pitch, Elm Park Leisure Centre and other facilities. IV. To run an exciting Sci-Fi themed festival that runs on the 50-year anniversary of the 1st Star Wars film with inspiration taken from this, other Sci-Fi films and the 1980's in general. V. To showcase Filton as an attractive place to live or visit. VI. To boost Filton's economy. VII. To be economically and environmentally sustainable. VIII. To broaden appeal, and raise awareness of the Aerospace Industry, armed forces, businesses and local projects. 2. CONTRACT OVERVIEW The Contractor will manage all aspects of production of Filton Festival in 2027 (following this in 2028 and 2029 also). Over the last few years, Filton Town Council has carried out pilot events and consultation looking at the role and opportunity that the festival provides for the town. Building on these findings, Filton Town Council wishes to appoint a contractor who can develop and grow the festival within its aims, and its changing relevance for the town. The council would welcome ideas on the development of the festival. This will involve managing the Filton Festival 2027 and for 2 successive years. Three key areas we are looking at as part of the on-going development of the festival are maintaining and improving accessibility at the festival, involving more residents, and opening more opportunities for local communities and young people both within the planning, operations and creatively. We also expect ideas around crowd and alcohol management, waste and environmental sustainability. 3. THE CONTACTORS' ROLE I. Ensure the festival is accessible and welcoming to a diverse audience, predominantly from within a 20-mile radius, and maintain and increase recognition for the festival locally and regionally. II. Develop and sustain beneficial local partnerships. III. Ensure new, innovative and relevant ideas continue to be brought to the festival including programme and content development. IV. Make sure the highest standards of Event Management are adhered to including compliance with all relevant Health and Safety legislation and national guidelines. V. The contractor should work with local organisations such as WECIL to further improve the festival's access and maintain or improve the festival's potential for gold ranking with Attitude is Everything. VI. Work with Filton Town Council and relevant agencies to continue to develop the festival's alcohol management strategy. VII. Take public and stakeholder feedback into consideration in the development of the festival. VIII. Generate income to enable the festival to be delivered on a similar or greater scale to previous years and to balance this with the need to deliver a high quality, safe and sustainable event. IX. The contractor will be expected to mitigate against any normal wear and tear/damage to the site and to cover costs for any reinstatement (including associated staffing costs.) X. The contractor will be responsible for all event associated costs unless otherwise agreed with Filton Town Council. XI. The contractor will be required to liaise with Filton Town Council over programming and mitigate against the damage to new surfaces and avoiding or managing areas of poor drainage. XII. In the event of extraordinary weather conditions prior to the event, dynamic assessments between the contractor and Filton Town Council officers will…
TfW proposes to procure a single, integrated security service covering stations, depots and on-train operations across the TfW network. The service will provide planned and reactive security activity through a flexible, risk-based and intelligence-led deployment model, supporting TfW operational teams and helping to protect passengers, employees and the wider travelling public. The contract will provide flexibility for TfW to increase or vary service requirements during the contract term in response to operational needs, changes in demand and emerging security requirements across the network. Revenue protection and event security are excluded from scope, with event security to be procured separately alongside crowd management services.
TRP is seeking to procure a Contract for appointment of an Event Service Provider to deliver the Royal Parks Half Marathon Event . The Services are light touch services, and as such the Contract is a light touch contract for the purpose of the Act. The Event Service Provider shall have the capability to deliver a major mass-participation event and work in partnership with TRP to deliver the Event. The RPHM Event normally takes place on the second Sunday of October. The Event Service Provider shall deliver the Services, including the planning, design, production and operational delivery of the RPHM Event, working collaboratively with TRP to achieve the Event Vision, Event Objectives and the requirements of the Agreement. Further details of TRP’s requirements for the Services can be found in the Event Service Provider Specification on the Delta Portal (Access Code: WMMESZS6QF). To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/WMMESZS6QF For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Event-services./WMMESZS6QF To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/WMMESZS6QF
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust seeks a professional external Supplier to ensure the safe maintenance and servicing of patient hoists, pool hoists and assisted bathing equipment