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Day Care Services - DOPWA

Description: Day Care Services with Blackburn with Darwen

Summary: Blackburn with Darwen commissioned day care services for people who require daytime care and support. The service is classified as daycare provision and falls within the wider public services category. Delivery is for Blackburn with Darwen, with the buying authority based in Blackburn. The requirement was arranged as a single service lot and was identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. It is subject to the light-touch regime used for certain social and other specific services. The selected provider, DOPWA, is a Darwen-based small or medium-sized enterprise. The procurement therefore demonstrates demand from the council for locally delivered day care services provided by an organisation able to support its care responsibilities.

Regulated Reablement

Description: Regulated Reablement Services. The purpose of these services is to ensure people have access to timely support, which enables them to develop and regain skills, restore confidence, maximise their independence, enhance emotional wellbeing and improve access to their communities after a period of illness or other reason.

Summary: Cornwall Council procured regulated reablement services for people recovering from illness or another circumstance affecting their independence. The service is intended to provide timely support that helps people develop or regain skills, restore confidence, maximise independence, improve emotional wellbeing and access their communities. This is a social care and related support service, classified under CPV 85300000. Delivery is across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, for the council based in Truro. The requirement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community and social enterprises. It is a light-touch public service requirement, focused on practical, person-centred support rather than goods, construction or general consultancy.

Integrated Advocacy Services

Description: Liverpool City Council commissions an Integrated Advocacy Service to provide a comprehensive portfolio of statutory and non-statutory advocacy provision, including Independent Health Complaints Advocacy (IHCA). The service is required to support the Council in meeting its statutory obligations under the Care Act 2014, Mental Capacity Act 2005, and Mental Health Act 1983, ensuring eligible individuals receive independent advocacy as mandated. In addition to statutory functions, the service will deliver flexible, non-statutory, issue-based advocacy to address unmet need, ensuring that individuals who do not meet formal eligibility criteria can still access proportionate, independent, and person-centred support. The service will enable individuals to express their views, wishes, and preferences, safeguard their rights, and actively participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives. Particular focus will be given to individuals who (read more...)

Summary: Liverpool City Council plans to recommission an integrated advocacy service for Liverpool. The service will provide statutory and non-statutory advocacy, including Independent Health Complaints Advocacy (IHCA), guidance and counselling services (CPV 85312300), and flexible issue-based support for people who do not meet formal eligibility criteria. Its purpose is to help eligible individuals understand, retain and communicate information, express their views and wishes, safeguard their rights, and participate in decisions affecting their lives. The provider will deliver independent, proportionate, tailored and person-centred interventions, supporting inclusion, equity of access and improved wellbeing. Statutory duties arise under the Care Act 2014, Mental Capacity Act 2005 and Mental Health Act 1983. Delivery is across Liverpool.

NHSWYICB - Here for You Wakefield

Description: 7 day a week Here For You service for adults in mental health crisis in Wakefield.

Summary: NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board has commissioned the Here For You Wakefield service: a seven-day-a-week support service for adults experiencing a mental health crisis in Wakefield. It is a health service delivered as part of the integrated mental health crisis pathway, with the purpose of providing safe, effective support, improving access, reducing health inequalities and diverting people from emergency departments where appropriate. Delivery is in Wakefield, including telephone and face-to-face support. The service works with ambulance, emergency department and wider mental health services, and includes referral, signposting, partnership working, training and support for frequent users and underserved groups. The buying organisation is NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, and the appointed provider is Touchstone - Leeds.

Pagabo Major Works Framework - SIXEP/FHP Main Roof Refurbishment Project

Description: This project replaces approximately 28,500m2 of roof across the Fuel Handling Plant and Site Ion Exchange Effluent Plant buildings- an area equivalent to 5 acres. The business need for the project is to support the ongoing safe operations (personnel and operations systems) until 2060/70, by the provision of a new maintainable roofing system.

Summary: Sellafield Limited procured major construction and roofing works through the Pagabo Major Works Framework. The project covers replacement of approximately 28,500 square metres of roof across the Fuel Handling Plant and Site Ion Exchange Effluent Plant buildings at the Sellafield Site, to provide a maintainable roofing system supporting safe operations through to 2060/70. The procurement is classified as construction work (CPV 45000000), with related roofing, building installation and completion activities. The framework also covers general construction and building services, including new build, extensions, alterations, refurbishment, retrofit, specialist fit-out, remedial and repair works, mechanical, electrical and plumbing services, civils, landscaping and associated infrastructure across the United Kingdom. YPO is the named buyer, with Pagabo acting for the contracting authority.

IWM/2627/APE/3510: Post-1945 Conflict Formative Audience Insight at IWM - AWARD NOTICE

Description: IWM was seeking a research partner to help us better understand and engage both visitors and non-visitors by exploring audience awareness, motivations, interests and expectations relating to post-1945 conflict displays (either permanent or temporary exhibitions) at IWM London and IWM Duxford.

Summary: Imperial War Museums commissioned social and audience research to understand and engage visitors and non-visitors. The work examines audience awareness, motivations, interests and expectations concerning post-1945 conflict displays, including permanent and temporary exhibitions. Research covers IWM London and IWM Duxford, supporting the museums’ understanding of how these audiences relate to the subject and how exhibitions can engage them. This is a services requirement for a research partner, encompassing research services and social research services. The delivery location is in the UK, with the named museum sites in London and Duxford forming the practical focus. The buyer is Imperial War Museums, a central government public authority. The requirement was suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community or social enterprises.

The Telegraph Subscription

Description: The Corporate Officer of the House of Commons (the Authority) requires a subscription to the Telegraph for use by House members and staff.

Summary: The Corporate Officer of the House of Commons procured a newspaper subscription service for use by House of Commons members and staff. The requirement is for access to The Telegraph, covering both subscription services and newspapers (CPV 79980000 and 22210000). The work is delivered in the United Kingdom, for users based at the House of Commons in Westminster, London. This is a service requirement rather than a supply of printed newspapers alone: the successful provider supplies and maintains the subscription for an institutional customer. The buyer is a central government public authority, so relevant businesses include newspaper publishers, subscription providers and organisations able to manage dependable access for a large public-sector user group.

Group Income Protection

Description: This contract is to provide a new Group Income Protection for the Employees of the Money and Pensions Service (MAPS) to enhance Employee Benefits

Summary: Money and Pensions Service (MaPS), a central government public authority, procured group income protection insurance for its employees as an enhanced employee benefit. The requirement covers insurance services for MaPS staff, delivered in the United Kingdom. The procurement was for a single requirement rather than separate service lots. The selected supplier is an insurance broker, indicating that the work involves arranging and providing appropriate group income protection cover for an organisational workforce. The buyer’s stated purpose is to provide a new group income protection arrangement, so relevant businesses are insurers, insurance brokers and employee-benefits providers with the ability to design, place or administer this type of cover for a public-sector employer. The classification used is insurance services, within the wider insurance and pension services category.

NHS South Yorkshire ICB - GP Locally Commissioned Services Contract - Upwell Street Surgery

Description: GP Locally Commissioned Services Contract.

Summary: NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board commissioned a GP locally commissioned services contract for Upwell Street Surgery. The requirement is for general practitioner services that enhance and operate alongside the existing GP Framework contract, rather than as a standalone service. Delivery is in Sheffield, through the local primary care setting. The service is intended for an existing group of GP providers whose locally commissioned services are interdependent with their GP Framework obligations. The selected supplier, Upwell Street Surgery, is a small or medium-sized enterprise. This is a healthcare services requirement managed by the Integrated Care Board, with the work centred on GP-led provision for patients in Sheffield. The contract sits within the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime.

Aids and Adaptations Landlord Applications

Description: The Guinness Partnership are looking to understand the capacity, capability, and interest of providers in delivering adaptations funded through the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) programme. Currently The Guinness Partnership works with circa 140 local authorities. We are committed to ensuring our homes meet the needs of residents with disabilities and long-term health conditions. We are seeking feedback from organisations involved in the delivery of housing adaptations. We will conduct initial market engagement before defining our approach to procurement.

Summary: The Guinness Partnership Limited is planning a single programme for aids and adaptations to its homes, with construction work delivered through the Disabled Facilities Grant programme. The purpose is to help homes meet the needs of residents with disabilities and long-term health conditions. The scope is expected to involve housing adaptations commissioned in connection with around 140 local authorities. Delivery is intended across England, covering the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East and South West. This is a works requirement rather than a supply-only or professional-services commission. The buyer is seeking input from organisations involved in delivering housing adaptations before it defines its procurement approach.