South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (“the Trust”) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced provider to design, deliver and administer a Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment and accreditation pathway for eligible members of the Trust’s workforce. The requirement is intended to enable eligible learners who have completed the Trust’s internal Emergency Ambulance Associate (EAA) development programme and associated mandatory training to have their existing learning, experience and current competence appropriately recognised towards achievement of the Level 3 Diploma in Ambulance Emergency and Urgent Care Support (RQF). The successful provider will be required to deliver an end-to-end RPL service, including mapping the Trust’s existing EAA programme against the relevant qualification requirements; reviewing existing learner evidence; determining the extent to which learning outcomes and assessment criteria can be satisfied through RPL and Recognition of Current Competence (RCC); undertaking learner registration and assessment; identifying and addressing any residual learning or assessment gaps; completing internal quality assurance and relevant awarding organisation processes; and confirming qualification achievement. The service must maximise the appropriate use of existing learning, workplace experience and evidence, minimising unnecessary duplication of learning and assessment while maintaining the standards and requirements of the relevant awarding organisation. The Trust has identified a maximum anticipated requirement of up to 1,625 learners across existing and future eligible workforce cohorts during the contract period. Actual volumes may vary and the Trust does not guarantee that the maximum anticipated volume will be achieved. Interested suppliers should review the procurement documents available via the Trust’s e-tendering portal and submit their tender response in accordance with the published procurement timetable.
Resilience Coordination Service will support residents experiencing financial hardship, cost-of-living pressures, digital exclusion, and wider barriers which people may experience to strengthen their resilience. The service will provide coordinated, person-centred trauma informed support through a dedicated resilience offer. You will receive referrals and warm handovers for people who have applied for or been granted support via the crisis element of the fund and work with them as required to ensure they are connected to the right support offer. Which will be delivered with the use of our system to ensure cases are managed, follow up occurs and feedback can be reported back on insights, trends and common themes. To ensure residents are getting supported. You will work with residents to address the root causes of financial difficulties and improve long-term individual and household resilience. We know that after the crisis support has been successful or not, a drop off in engagement occurs, this service is designed to act as a preventative measure to promote engagement through a collaborative model and warm referral pathways.
NI Water wishes to appoint a contractor to provide M and E Services with Mechanical Installation, Repair and Maintenance for the full range of manufacturer’s equipment currently within NI Water’s asset base. The contractor will be responsible for providing the necessary skilled and unskilled labour together with the materials to carry out the work in accordance with the Specification, statutory regulations and to the satisfaction of NI Water.
Preliminary market engagament to establish the feasibility and scope for the procurement of a software model capable of: (i) ingesting digital passenger travel data and creating passenger-distance based revenue allocation factors between modes for Outboundary Travelcards; (ii) allocation of rail revenue between train operators for Outboundary Travelcards. Procurement of a managed service provision to run the model: an Inter-TOC Allocation Service for Outboundary Travelcards (the Service). Option to extend (i) the Model to be capable of ingesting data related to Inboundary Travelcards. Ii) the managed service provision to include an Inter-TOC Allocation Service for Inboundary Travelcards.
Derbyshire County Council, Derby City Council, Nottinghamshire County Council and Nottingham City Council (D2N2) form a regional cluster in which we aim to collaborate to deliver better outcomes for children. Within this cluster, it has become evident that there is a need for further support from external providers to ensure effective, timely and valuable delivery of assessments to support Education and Health Care Plan (EHCP) delivery for our Children, who require this support. To facilitate more cohesive and efficient delivery of therapeutic assessments which support EHCP delivery and to ensure better outcomes for children whose educational needs are the responsibility of the D2N2 Councils are publishing an opportunity for providers to join a framework. The services to be provided through this framework have been split into 4 lots: a) Lot 1: Educational Psychology b) Lot 2: Speech and Language Therapy c) Lot 3: Occupational Therapy and Sensory Therapy d) Lot 4: Physiotherapy Providers can tender for one or multiple lots, assessment and/or delivery, and do not need to to deliver their services to all areas covered by the D2N2 Framework. The framework will be procured under the "Light Touch Regime" for Social and Other Specific Services, and the Councils anticipate that framework will be reopened periodically to new applicants.
The Council intends to appoint a Design, Delivery and Investment Partner (“the Partner”) to lead the design and coordination of the service model, commission and coordinate frontline provision, maintain service quality and performance, and deliver measurable improvements for residents. The Services will support residents who experience, or are at risk of, homelessness, housing instability or difficulty sustaining suitable accommodation. The Services will focus on measurable improvements in: accommodation stability independent living wellbeing financial resilience personal safety community inclusion education, employment, training and volunteering prevention of homelessness and repeat homelessness sustainable move-on and independence. The Housing Related Support Services will operate through an Outcomes Related payments model. This means the Council will only pay for outcomes achieved. As this is a 100% outcomes based service, bids supported by social investment will be welcomed, although this is not a requirement if Providers have access to sufficient funds to cover service costs prior to outcomes payments being received without placing themselves at undue financial risk. As an outcome based, payments by results service, payments will only be released based on successful outcomes. The contract duration will be four years, with an option to extend for a further two years, subject to the contractual terms, satisfactory performance and continued service need. The estimated contract value for the initial four-year period is up to £12.8 million, excluding any extension period.