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Safeguarding Adult Reviews, Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews and Local Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews

Description: Newcastle City Council is seeking to engage with the market with their proposed compliant Route to Market for the following services: - Safeguarding Adult Reviews (SARs) - Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews (DARDRs) - Local Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews (LCSPRs) The Council will be publishing details of how a Provider can be involved in the engagement on the Open Electronic Tendering Portal via www.open-uk.org

Summary: Newcastle City Council, a public authority under the sub-central government classification, is initiating a tender process for services in safeguarding and reviews related to health and social work. This procurement, titled "Safeguarding Adult Reviews, Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews and Local Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews," is currently in the planning stage with a focus on engaging with the market. The procurement pertains to services within the Newcastle Upon Tyne area, specifically in the UKC22 region of the United Kingdom. A key milestone involves market engagement scheduled to conclude on 1 April 2026, with a planned contract period from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2029.

The Provision of Drug & Alcohol Prescribing - Criminal Justice Services

Description: The Health Board is commissioning an interim clinical drug and alcohol treatment service to support adults in Swansea and Neath Port Talbot who require prescribing interventions, including those within the criminal justice system. The service will deliver safe, evidence-based opioid substitution therapy and alcohol treatment, with rapid clinical assessment and a strong emphasis on same-day or timely prescribing to minimise risk and improve engagement. It will work as part of the wider Alliance model, integrating seamlessly with psychosocial services and supporting continuity of care from custody, court and prison into the community. The provider will be responsible for maintaining robust clinical governance, ensuring compliance with national guidelines, and collaborating closely with criminal justice partners to facilitate effective pathways, reduce harm, and support individuals' recovery goals.

Summary: The NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership, hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust, is overseeing a procurement process for the provision of drug and alcohol prescribing services within the Swansea Bay area, particularly focusing on the criminal justice system. This initiative falls under the Provider Selection Regime Wales, guided by the Most Suitable Provider Process, and does not adhere to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The planned service will commence on 1st April 2026 and run until 31st March 2027. It aims to deliver rehabilitation services with a contract value of £750,000, providing rapid access to opioid substitution therapy and alcohol treatments under the strict governance of Health Board standards. The Assistant Director of Planning & Partnerships, Mrs Hannah Roan, is responsible for the decision-making process, and communication about future notices is anticipated on 1st April 2026.

Careline Proof of Life and Wellbeing Monitoring Technologies Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to explore market capability relating to technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing monitoring within domestic settings as part of its digital Careline service. The Council's telecare provision is evolving in response to digital transition and seeks insight into solutions capable of providing non-intrusive activity monitoring that enables confirmation of meaningful resident activity, including morning mobilisation where appropriate, supports exception-based safeguarding and integrates with Alarm Receiving Centre operations through digital telecare signalling approaches including SCAIP where applicable. This engagement will obtain supplier insight across technical, operational and commercial areas including scalable deployment models across varied housing environments, lifecycle management considerations such as installation, maintenance and battery performance, indicative per-service-user lifecycle cost drivers, innovation opportunities that reduce false inactivity (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council has initiated a Preliminary Market Engagement process to gather insights into technologies relevant to its digital Careline service. The engagement pertains to monitoring technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing within domestic settings, seeking innovative solutions that integrate with Alarm Receiving Centre operations. Classified under industry categories such as patient-monitoring systems and welfare services for the elderly, this process offers potential suppliers the chance to respond through the Council's e-tendering platform, Supply Hertfordshire. Scheduled milestones indicate responses are due by 13th April 2026, while further notice is expected by 15th August 2026. The contract period is planned from 31st August 2026 to 30th August 2027, with the procurement currently in the planning stage.

Careline Proof of Life and Wellbeing Monitoring Technologies Preliminary Market Engagement

Description: North Hertfordshire District Council is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement to explore market capability relating to technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing monitoring within domestic settings as part of its digital Careline service. The Council's telecare provision is evolving in response to digital transition and seeks insight into solutions capable of providing non-intrusive activity monitoring that enables confirmation of meaningful resident activity, including morning mobilisation where appropriate, supports exception-based safeguarding and integrates with Alarm Receiving Centre operations through digital telecare signalling approaches including SCAIP where applicable. This engagement will obtain supplier insight across technical, operational and commercial areas including scalable deployment models across varied housing environments, lifecycle management considerations such as installation, maintenance and battery performance, indicative per-service-user lifecycle cost drivers, innovation opportunities that reduce false inactivity (read more...)

Summary: North Hertfordshire District Council has initiated a Preliminary Market Engagement process to gather insights into technologies relevant to its digital Careline service. The engagement pertains to monitoring technologies that support proof of life and wellbeing within domestic settings, seeking innovative solutions that integrate with Alarm Receiving Centre operations. Classified under industry categories such as patient-monitoring systems and welfare services for the elderly, this process offers potential suppliers the chance to respond through the Council's e-tendering platform, Supply Hertfordshire. Scheduled milestones indicate responses are due by 13th April 2026, while further notice is expected by 15th August 2026. The contract period is planned from 31st August 2026 to 30th August 2027, with the procurement currently in the planning stage.

Hampshire Day Opportunities Framework (HDOF)

Description: The current Hampshire Disabilities Day Opportunities Model (HDDOM) was developed by Hampshire County Council to address growing and evolving needs in adult social care, particularly for people with disabilities and adults who required structured daytime support. It was also developed to better safeguard, contract manage and review finances. The service has entered its final extension period and is required to be retendered to ensure Hampshire may meet the needs of its eligible residents. The new framework will be an evolution from HDDOM and will be named Hampshire Day Opportunities Framework (HDOF) and will be aligned with the Care Act 2014, aiming to meet eligible care needs by offering meaningful daytime activities that promote wellbeing, independence, and social inclusion. HDOF will be designed to provide daytime activities and support (read more...)

Summary: The Hampshire County Council is in the planning stage for the Hampshire Day Opportunities Framework (HDOF), part of the public procurement process intended to evolve the existing Hampshire Disabilities Day Opportunities Model (HDDOM). It focuses on adult social care by providing structured daytime support and aims to meet eligible care needs. The council is engaging suppliers for feedback and has been hosting events to inform about the new framework. Key dates include the deadline for the business assessment on 30th April 2026, with the anticipated procurement commencement by 30th August 2026. The initiative is located in various regions across the United Kingdom, such as UKJ35 and UKJ36, under the health and social work services category.

Private Rented Pathway and Accommodation

Description: This Service will provide Private Rented Tenancies to individual households, aged 18 and above who are either at risk of, or currently experiencing, rough sleeping and for whom the Council does not owe a statutory duty.

Summary: Sheffield City Council is initiating an open procurement process titled "Private Rented Pathway and Accommodation," aimed at providing services related to private rented tenancies for individuals at risk of rough sleeping. This procurement falls under the 'Social work and related services' category and operates in the Sheffield region within the United Kingdom. Interested parties should note the tender stage is active, with key submission deadlines on 6th March 2026 for enquiry responses, and 13th March 2026 for tender submissions. The contract, valued at £240,000 gross, is set to commence on 1st April 2026 and conclude on 31st March 2028.

Gynaecology Insourcing - Complex Benign Work PSR Contract

Description: Consultant support for Gynaecology Complex Benign Work and specialist
Endometriosis services at Colchester Hospital, to clear the Diagnostic backlog and
ensure that going forward patients are seen within RTT targets.

Summary: The East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust is planning a tender for Gynaecology Insourcing—Complex Benign Work PSR Contract at Colchester Hospital. The objective is to alleviate the diagnostic backlog and ensure patients receive timely care within RTT targets. This planned procurement, categorised under gynaecological hospital services, involves consulting support for complex benign work and specialist endometriosis services. The procurement is at the planning stage, and representations by providers must be submitted by 16 February 2024, marking the initiation of the standstill period for this Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice. The contract period is set from 12 March to 31 March 2026, with a total value of £139,000 including VAT.

Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Service

Description: Rotherham Borough Council is seeking to procure an all- age drug and alcohol advice, treatment and recovery service.

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council is in the process of procuring a comprehensive Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Service, targeting all age groups. This procurement falls under the health services industry category and is classified as a services procurement. The contracting process is currently at the tender stage with key dates including a market update event scheduled for 4th March 2026, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, conducted virtually via Microsoft Teams. The service will be delivered within the Borough of Rotherham, and the procurement method is guided by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, rather than the traditional Procurement Act 2023.

Commissioning of Lived Experience Led Recovery and Community Support Services

Description: The services will form part of North East Lincolnshire's recovery community, providing support for substance use, aiding long-term recovery, and strengthening people's physical and mental wellbeing. This will ensure that recovery is visible, celebrated, and embedded across the area, helping to reduce stigma and strengthen clear, accessible recovery pathways. The services will deliver tailored interventions that address substance use, promote social inclusion, and improve overall wellbeing.

Summary: North East Lincolnshire Borough Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process targeting the commissioning of lived experience-led recovery and community support services. The initiative, categorised under rehabilitation services within the health sector, is focused on North East Lincolnshire. The procurement process, governed by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, is scheduled to proceed with a notice expected on 1st April 2026. This project aims to develop a recovery community benefiting adults confronting substance misuse and supporting prison leavers and women involved in sex work through various interventions that will enhance their physical and mental wellbeing.

Home Adaptations Services - Conwy

Description: Conwy County Borough Council seeks to appoint a suitable Service Provider to provide home adaptations for eligible residents across the county, to support individuals with chronic conditions or physical disabilities to maintain independence and improve safety and wellbeing within their homes. The contract will be applicable for a period of three years with an option to extend for a further two years.

Summary: Conwy County Borough Council is actively seeking to appoint a service provider for its "Home Adaptations Services - Conwy" initiative, aimed at supporting eligible residents in maintaining independence through home adaptations. This tender focuses on health and social work services within the region of Colwyn Bay, Wales (UKL13). The contracting process is currently in the Tender stage, with submissions allowed until 10 March 2026. Enquiries close on 28 February 2026. This is an open procurement method with below-threshold competition, ensuring transparent access for qualifying businesses.