SONI is seeking to appoint a single Supplier per Lot under separate Contracts for the provision of Workplace Technology Services (comprising Audio Visual Services and Managed Print Services) for SONI’s Belfast office, in full compliance with the UK Procurement Act 2023 (the “Act”) and associated Procurement Regulations 2024. Tenderers may bid for one Lot or both Lots; each Lot will be evaluated and awarded independently, and the same Supplier may be awarded both Lots.
In order to support in complying with the statutory requirement, the commissioner (East Riding of Yorkshire Council) is procuring the services of Independent Best Interest Assessors (BIAs) to assist in the completion of Deprivation of Liberty Standards (DoLS) assessments. This will be achieved through the provision of Best Interest Assessors, on an open Framework Agreement, who will be invited to undertake DoLS assessments for the purpose of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 on behalf of vulnerable adults across the East Riding of Yorkshire, and occasionally out of county. This is a Pseudo Open Framework under the Light Touch Regime for the provision of Independent Best Interest Assessors and will be opened once every 12 months during the duration. Following the tender initial tender deadline a new tender will be advertised, for continuity and submissions can be made at any time, however, please note they will only be evaluated once every 12 months. The third deadline for submissions will be 12 noon on 1 September 2027. The evaluations for the third opening will be completed during the month of September 2027 and service providers notified of the outcome of their submission prior to the start of the following month e.g. submissions in September 2027 will be notified in October 2027 and will join the framework from the beginning of November 2027. This procedure will remain the same each year during the lifetime of the Framework agreement. (i.e. a new tender to be advertised after each deadline until the penultimate year of the Framework agreement). Service providers who have been appointed onto the Framework following the initial opening (and subsequent openings) do not need to resubmit and will remain on the Framework.
Lewisham Council (the “Council”) invites suitably qualified and experienced organisations to submit a Tender for the provision of Waste Transfer Station services. This procurement is conducted in accordance with the terms and conditions outlined in this Invitation to Tender (ITT) and the accompanying Contract Documentation. Unless otherwise stated, all terms and expressions used in these Instructions to Tenderers shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Conditions of Contract and the Service Specification. This contract will be procured through an open tender in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. The Contract will be governed by the Council’s standard Conditions of Contract, a copy of which is included within the tender documentation pack. The Contract Period applicable to each Lot is as follows: (a) Lot 1 – an initial term of two (2) years, with the option for the Council to extend the Contract for up to two further periods of one (1) year each; and (b) Lot 2 – an initial term of one (1) year, with the option for the Council to extend the Contract for one further period of one (1) year. Any extension shall be at the Council’s sole discretion and subject to satisfactory performance.
The Council intends to appoint a suitably qualified, CQC-registered provider to deliver care and support across six Extra Care Housing schemes within the Oxfordshire area comprising of approximately 220 homes. The service will include a 24/7 on-site core response for emergencies and unplanned needs, alongside flexible planned care commissioned following individual Care Act assessments. Requirements may also include wellbeing checks, support for new residents, step-up and hospital-discharge pathways, activities promoting independence and social inclusion, partnership working, safeguarding, workforce continuity, performance reporting, innovation and continuous service improvement.
This tender includes requirement for leisure management services for 5 secondary schools, one having a sixth form included. Full details for each school can be located at Attachment 2 Client Data within the tender pack. There are a number of LGPS staff included within the large volume of inhouse staff currently servicing this contract. Details can be found at Attachment 4. Further information on the Client’s requirements can be found at Attachment 1 Specification and Attachment 2 Client Data. The Contract period will be for 8 years initially, with the option to extend for a further two years at the discretion of the Client. The estimated contract value for this contract over the full potential 10-year period is £17,000,000 EX VAT.
High Peak Borough invites suitably qualified, experienced organisations to submit a tender for the provision of cleaning services. The successful contractor will be responsible for delivering high-quality, reliable, and customer-focused cleaning services across the Council's facilities, ensuring that all premises are maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness, hygiene, safety, and presentation
To establish and embed a Corporate Programme Management Office (PMO) Assurance Framework and Operating Model that will provide a consistent approach to portfolio, programme and project governance in delivery of capital and regeneration projects and programmes of investment across a range of services within the Council.
Maintenance and repair of most vehicles is undertaken within the Council through dedicated managed workshops operated by Fleet Services and CEGS. The requirement for this contract is to support this operation through the replacement of vehicle hoses. Whilst the contract is primarily for hydraulic hoses and pipes, the Contractor could be called on to replace pipes on differing applications carrying different fluids. This includes, but is not limited to, power steering fluid, engine oil, gearbox oil, and air pipes. This work may be required at the roadside, or at any depot operated by Leeds City Council. The Contractor may request details of depots operated by Leeds City Council at any stage. Occasionally, the Contract may be required to work on vehicle not belonging to Leeds City Council. This includes vehicles used by schools, universities and hire companies.
This project will deliver a culturally competent workforce development programme to equip frontline professionals, initially midwives and health visitors and later wider family support staff, with the knowledge and skills needed to support families affected by inherited genetic conditions associated with consanguinity. Through a programme of hybrid training sessions, e-learning resources and evaluation activities, the provider will improve awareness of genetic risk, enhance confidence in discussing sensitive issues with families, strengthen referral pathways to genetic and screening services, and promote informed decision-making, with the overall aim of improving access to support services, earlier identification of at-risk families and more equitable health outcomes.
YPO are looking for a Provider to be appointed onto a Framework Agreement for the provision of a Digital Marketplace. The Framework is designed to meet the needs of all public sector organisations which includes YPO’s internal requirements. This Framework is designed to meet the needs of YPO and Other Contracting Authorities by establishing an agreement where the end customer will place the order via the Provider’s digital marketplace to purchase goods with the resultant order being delivered directly to the end customer.
The purpose of this service is to ensure advocacy provision in the borough is person-centred and flexible and that an individual’s need for advocacy, including IMHA, IMCA, Care Act and NHS Complaints, can be met via a single referral by experienced advocates trained accordingly
Rochdale Borough Council is preparing to launch a procurement exercise for a Development Partner for the Rochdale Town Centre Heat Network and is inviting interested organisations to attend a virtual Bidders Day on Thursday 15th October between 12pm to 1pm. The Bidders Day will provide prospective bidders with an introduction to the project and the forthcoming procurement opportunity, with contributions from representatives of the project team. The event will be delivered via a presentation with contributions from Rochdale/GMCA and the Council's advisers. Please note that questions will not be answered during the event. Questions raised through the meeting will be recorded and responses will be provided following the event. These responses will be circulated to attendees alongside the presentation materials as part of the procurement documentation. Organisations interested in attending should register their interest by emailing [email protected] and [email protected]. Joining details for the Microsoft Teams event will be provided. Participation in the Bidders Day is intended to support market engagement ahead of the forthcoming procurement opportunity. Attendance at the event is not a prerequisite for participation in the subsequent procurement process.
NHS South East London Integrated Care Board intends to commission a time-limited Primary Care Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) Hub for the London Borough of Bexley for winter 2026/27. The service will provide additional same-day urgent face-to-face appointment capacity for children and adults presenting with ARI-type symptoms, supporting general practice and the wider urgent and emergency care system during the period of increased winter demand. The planned service period is 1 December 2026 to 28 February 2027, with an optional extension of up to one month. The service is expected to operate from a centrally located Bexley primary care location during core general practice hours, Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:30, and to be staffed by a GP and an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, supported by appropriate administrative capacity. The service will accept referrals from Bexley GP practices and NHS 111, with approximately 10-15% of appointment capacity ringfenced for NHS 111. The ICB proposes to use the Most Suitable Provider process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This notice communicates the intended approach. The ICB will assess relevant providers against the statutory key criteria and will retain an evidence-based audit trail of its market assessment, evaluation, value-for-money review and award decision. Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) hubs are a recognised NHS England model used across England to support the assessment and treatment of respiratory illness and to reduce pressure on emergency departments, urgent treatment centres and general practice. The proposed Bexley model reflects an established primary care-led approach that has operated within the borough over successive winter periods and is consistent with nationally recognised ARI hub delivery models. Key service objectives and outcomes • Provide additional same-day urgent primary care capacity for Bexley residents with ARI-type presentations during winter pressure. • Provide a clinically safe alternative pathway for people who can appropriately be managed in primary care, while maintaining clear escalation routes for patients requiring urgent or emergency treatment. • Support timely access for adults and children referred by Bexley general practice and NHS 111. • Support resilience across Bexley general practice and the wider urgent and emergency care system. • Deliver equitable access, with operational monitoring to identify and respond to variation in referral, utilisation and outcomes across patient groups and localities. • Maintain effective integration with general practice, NHS 111, urgent treatment and secondary care pathways. The provider is expected to demonstrate a proven track record in delivering an acute respiratory infection service or a similar service for a minimum of three years in South East London, with prior experience in meeting the key objectives and service requirements as outlined.