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Healthy Child Programme (HCP) Connected Parents

Description: Wigan Council's Public Health Team requires x1 provider to deliver a proposed service that will provide a community-based offer for parents, carers and families of children and young people aged 0-19 years, and up to 25 years for young people with SEND, with a particular focus on the first 1001 days and adolescence as key developmental periods. The service will be centred around 5 key areas. * Parenting Confidence and Family Relationships - Supporting parents and carers to build confidence, strengthen relationships with their children and young people, develop peer connections and access opportunities for shared learning through all stages of childhood and adolescence. * Infant Feeding, Food and Nutrition - Delivering a community-based infant feeding offer through paid peer support, alongside activities that promote healthy nutrition, responsive (read more...)

Summary: Wigan Council is seeking one provider for a community-based Healthy Child Programme service for parents, carers and families with children and young people aged 0–19, extending to 25 for young people with special educational needs and disabilities. The offer focuses particularly on the first 1,001 days and adolescence. Work covers parenting confidence and family relationships; infant feeding, nutrition and oral health; support through pregnancy, early years, school and adult-life transitions; peer networks, volunteering and community participation; and developing the local voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector through partnership, mentoring and small-scale commissioning. The service is intended to complement public health nursing and family hubs and strengthen community connections. Delivery is in Wigan.

Pre Market Engagement Exercise for a Speech and Language Therapy Service for Nettlefield Primary School

Description: The primary purpose of this preliminary market engagement exercise ("Exercise") is for the Education Authority (EA) to outline and seek supplier views and feedback on potential approaches for the provision of a Speech and Language Therapy Service for Nettlefield Primary School. This is not a tender exercise by the Education Authority. The Education Authority Northern Ireland (EANI) wishes to engage with the market to gather views on the establishment of a robust, value for money Contract for the provision of a Speech and Language Therapy Service for Nettlefield Primary School. The anticipated contract period is from 1 March 2027 to 28th February 2029 (indicative), with options to extend for periods up to a further 24 months. Any information gathered through this market consultation exercise will be used solely (read more...)

Summary: The Education Authority (Northern Ireland) is seeking supplier views on possible approaches to providing a speech and language therapy service for Nettlefield Primary School in Belfast. The intended service is health and therapy support for pupils at the school. This is a preliminary market engagement exercise to help the Authority shape its plans for a potential future contract; it is not the procurement of the service itself. Interested providers are being asked to respond to a questionnaire about how such a service could be delivered and structured. The exercise is relevant to speech and language therapy providers, including organisations experienced in delivering therapy services in primary-school settings and advising public-sector commissioners on service design.

London Tribunal Managed Service, (LTMS)

Description: London Tribunal Managed Service, (LTMS) which facilitate, amongst other things; Data capture and case management for all appeals, statutory declarations and witness statements; The timely and secure exchange of all appeal-related and non-appeal-related communications, notices, decisions, and correspondence between appellants, representatives, enforcement authorities, adjudicators, and London Tribunals staff, maintaining a complete and auditable record of all interactions; Provide, maintain, and administer a publicly accessible statutory register, ensuring the timely publication, accuracy, integrity, retention, and accessibility of records in accordance with relevant statutory obligations and agreed service standards, and; Deliver integrated hearing centre support services, including reception, administrative, clerical, security, and technical support, to facilitate the efficient delivery of remote, in-person, and hybrid hearings, and to ensure the effective operation of the Case Management System (CMS) and related digital (read more...)

Summary: London Councils intends to procure a managed service supporting London Tribunals’ casework and hearings across the United Kingdom. The service will capture appeal data and manage cases, statutory declarations and witness statements; securely exchange and keep auditable records of correspondence, notices and decisions; and maintain a publicly accessible statutory register. It will also provide reception, administration, clerical, security and technical support for remote, in-person and hybrid hearings, and support the case management system and related digital services. The proposed scope retains the existing tribunal services, including services overseen by RUCA and the Greater London Authority, while bringing hardware and ICT infrastructure, and Trace and Traffic Enforcement Centre data-transfer services, under the lead provider’s management. Hardware may be supplied through its supply chain; Trace and TEC may be managed services.

Public Art in bus shelters

Description: We are looking for an artist to tender their services to install some form of public art in two of our village bus shelters. The produced artwork must be a) thematic, reflecting village features, b) durable, weather and vandal proof and c) low maintenance. The contract has a maximum value of PS38,000 Community participation is also a requirement, ideally working with our First School, Youth Club, WI etc.

Summary: Castlethorpe Parish Council is seeking an artist to design and install public artwork in two village bus shelters. The work is a public art service, with artwork required to reflect features of the village and to be durable, weather-resistant, vandal-resistant and low maintenance. Community participation is part of the requirement, ideally involving local groups such as the First School, Youth Club and Women’s Institute. The council is the buying organisation, and the artwork is for bus shelters in Castlethorpe. The work combines artistic design and installation with community engagement and the practical demands of creating artwork for exposed public spaces.

Creative Health in Doncaster

Description: Market Engagement Event: Doncaster Council's Public Health team is exploring a proposed investment of approximately PS2.5 million over five years to strengthen and develop Creative Health across the borough. We are seeking views from organisations, providers, cultural institutions, community groups and potential partners on proposals that aim to improve health and wellbeing through creative, cultural and arts-based approaches. Event Details Date: 12 November 2026 Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm Venue: Danum Gallery, Library and Museum Flying Scotsman Room, Conference Corridor, Second Floor Waterdale Doncaster DN1 3BZ Register Your Interest If you would like to attend, please reserve a place by emailing phenquiries@doncaster.gov.uk. Please note that places are limited to 2 per organisation. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Summary: Doncaster Council’s Public Health team is developing a Creative Health programme to improve health and wellbeing across the borough through creative, cultural and arts-based activities. The proposed scope spans a delivery programme covering creative movement, early-years activity, wellbeing and connection; an innovation fund for new ideas and community-led solutions; and development of partnerships, workforce capacity, evaluation and future investment. The council is seeking input from providers, cultural institutions, community groups and potential partners to shape the proposals. The work would be delivered across Doncaster. This is a planned service procurement in the community health field, with related social, artistic, physical wellbeing and community services.

Temporary Accommodation Services - Open Framework

Description: The council is seeking flexible nightly paid temporary accommodation within Buckinghamshire County, both self-contained (kitchen, bathroom facilities within the property) and shared accommodation. The requirement is for a range of accommodation from a hotel room, through to units that can house families of up to 8 people. The service will operate on a spot-purchase basis, enabling the Council to secure accommodation flexibly and at short notice. The Council has a duty under Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996 to provide homelessness advice and assistance. This includes a statutory duty to secure Temporary Accommodation (TA) for persons who are homeless and are deemed to be priority need (based on the priority need categories set down in the Act and associated Code of Guidance). It meets this duty through (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council plans to procure temporary accommodation services to meet its homelessness duties. Providers would supply nightly paid accommodation on a flexible, spot-purchase basis, allowing the Council to secure rooms at short notice when needed. The requirement spans self-contained properties, with their own kitchen and bathroom, and shared accommodation; provision may range from hotel rooms to units suitable for families of up to eight people. Accommodation would be provided within Buckinghamshire. Each property would need to meet health and safety requirements, and Environmental Health Officers would inspect it before use, with an agreed inspection schedule thereafter. The service is intended for people who are homeless and assessed as being in priority need.

Temporary Accommodation Services - Open Framework

Description: The council is seeking flexible nightly paid temporary accommodation within Buckinghamshire County, both self-contained (kitchen, bathroom facilities within the property) and shared accommodation. The requirement is for a range of accommodation from a hotel room, through to units that can house families of up to 8 people. The service will operate on a spot-purchase basis, enabling the Council to secure accommodation flexibly and at short notice. The Council has a duty under Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996 to provide homelessness advice and assistance. This includes a statutory duty to secure Temporary Accommodation (TA) for persons who are homeless and are deemed to be priority need (based on the priority need categories set down in the Act and associated Code of Guidance). It meets this duty through (read more...)

Summary: Buckinghamshire Council plans to procure temporary accommodation services to meet its homelessness duties. Providers would supply nightly paid accommodation on a flexible, spot-purchase basis, allowing the Council to secure rooms at short notice when needed. The requirement spans self-contained properties, with their own kitchen and bathroom, and shared accommodation; provision may range from hotel rooms to units suitable for families of up to eight people. Accommodation would be provided within Buckinghamshire. Each property would need to meet health and safety requirements, and Environmental Health Officers would inspect it before use, with an agreed inspection schedule thereafter. The service is intended for people who are homeless and assessed as being in priority need.

Provision of Linen and Laundry Services

Description: Provision of Linen and Laundry Services for NHS Trusts within Lancashire and South Cumbria. The Contracting Authorities are seeking a supplier or suppliers to provide comprehensive linen and laundry services across acute, community and specialist healthcare sites. The services will include the supply, laundering, decontamination, stock management, logistics, delivery, collection and distribution of healthcare linen in accordance with HTM 01-04 and all relevant infection prevention and control requirements. The procurement is structured into multiple Lots and will accommodate a range of service delivery models, including Trust-Managed, Fully Managed and Supply Only solutions. The contract will support multiple NHS Trusts and sites across Lancashire and South Cumria, with flexibility to implement different service models at Trust or site level. The appointed supplier(s) will be required to deliver safe, reliable (read more...)

Summary: Five NHS trusts in Lancashire and Cumbria are seeking suppliers for healthcare linen and laundry services: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals, East Lancashire Hospitals and North Cumbria Integrated Care. The requirement covers supplying, laundering and decontaminating linen, managing stock, and providing collection, delivery, logistics and distribution across acute, community and specialist healthcare sites. Services must support critical settings including hospitals, maternity, emergency and theatre departments. Different delivery models are included, from supply-only provision and trust-managed services to fully managed arrangements. The work is healthcare linen supply and laundry management (CPV 98311100), delivered across the participating trusts’ sites in Lancashire and Cumbria.

PME for Global Port Agency Services

Description: PME for Global Port Agency Services. Please respond to the RFI via the Atamis portal: https://atamis-2464.my.site.com/s/Welcome

Summary: International Nuclear Services Limited intends to procure global port agency services. The work is classified as port and forwarding agency services, port operation services and port management services. The procurement is presented as one service package, intended to support the organisation’s port-related activity worldwide. Suppliers would need to provide port agency and operational or management services across an international scope. The buyer is International Nuclear Services Limited, based in Warrington. The planned contract period covers four years, from May 2027 to May 2031. This is a planning-stage procurement: the buyer has signalled its intention to buy these services, but has not issued an invitation to tender. The current activity is preliminary market engagement, inviting interested businesses to respond to a request for information through the Atamis portal.

TRG BS 257 Occupational Health, Employee Assisted Programme & Health Surveillance

Description: This tender is for Occupational Health, Employee Assisted Programme & Health Surveillance

Summary: The Riverside Group Limited is seeking occupational health services covering an Employee Assistance Programme and health surveillance. The requirement is for services rather than goods or construction work. The available description does not explain the service model, employee numbers or delivery locations, so suppliers should check the procurement materials for the operational scope before deciding whether it fits their offer.