Open Framework for Supported and Temporary Accommodation

Description: Stockton On Tees Borough Council are looking to develop an Open Framework for Support and Temporary Accommodation aimed at supporting Children, Young People, Adults and Families. It is anticipated that the framework will be opened annually, and will run for up to 8 years. The framework will be split into several lots which are anticipated to be: 1)Solo Placement Accommodation with Support on Site (Children and Young People) 2) Shared Accommodation with Support on Site (Children and Young People) 3) Dispersed accommodation 16+ (Children and Young People) 4) Care Leavers accommodation (Children and Young People) 5) Floating Support (Children and Young People) 6) Supported Accommodation for Adults and Families 7) Temporary Accommodation for Adults and Families

Summary: Stockton on Tees Borough Council is planning an Open Framework for Supported and Temporary Accommodation, aimed at providing support to Children, Young People, Adults, and Families. The procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with the framework set to open in mid-2026 and expected to last up to eight years. This service-oriented framework falls under the health and social work services category. The council has scheduled several market engagement events in January 2026, with details available for interested providers. The main service locations are within the UK, specifically targeting the region of Stockton on Tees.

NH2049 North East & North Cumbria Pathology Archiving System

Description: Cellular Pathology laboratories in the North East North Cumbria (NENC) region currently maintain long term (30+ years) archives of all wax tissue blocks and microscope slides that are produced. The North East & North Cumbria Pathology network (NENC) has obtained limited Digital Diagnostics Capability funding from NHS England for purchase of an "advanced archiving solution" that will both save time for laboratory staff and dramatically reduce the risk of misfiling and loss of tissue blocks and slides. Any proposed archiving solution must be compatible with the current and legacy linear and/or data matrix barcodes on blocks and slides for identification of the materials. Further details and ITT documents can be found on our e-tendering system Atamis at https://atamis-1928.my.site.com

Summary: The procurement process titled "NH2049 North East & North Cumbria Pathology Archiving System" is spearheaded by Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management. This initiative involves numerous NHS Trusts from the North East and North Cumbria regions of the United Kingdom. The tender is in the active stage, focusing on acquiring an advanced archiving solution to enhance the archival processes in Cellular Pathology laboratories. With a main procurement category as 'Goods', the contract has an anticipated value of £677,000 gross. Key dates include the submission deadline on the 22nd of January 2026 and the contract commencement on the 13th of February 2026. The opportunity falls within the laboratory, optical, and precision equipment industry category and uses an open procurement method.

North East & North Cumbria Pathology Archiving System

Description: Cellular Pathology laboratories in the North East North Cumbria (NENC) region currently maintain long term (30+ years) archives of all wax tissue blocks and microscope slides that are produced. The North East & North Cumbria Pathology network (NENC) has obtained limited Digital Diagnostics Capability funding from NHS England for purchase of an "advanced archiving solution" that will both save time for laboratory staff and dramatically reduce the risk of misfiling and loss of tissue blocks and slides. Any proposed archiving solution must be compatible with the current and legacy linear and/or data matrix barcodes on blocks and slides for identification of the materials

Summary: The procurement process titled "NH2049 North East & North Cumbria Pathology Archiving System" is spearheaded by Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management. This initiative involves numerous NHS Trusts from the North East and North Cumbria regions of the United Kingdom. The tender is in the active stage, focusing on acquiring an advanced archiving solution to enhance the archival processes in Cellular Pathology laboratories. With a main procurement category as 'Goods', the contract has an anticipated value of £677,000 gross. Key dates include the submission deadline on the 22nd of January 2026 and the contract commencement on the 13th of February 2026. The opportunity falls within the laboratory, optical, and precision equipment industry category and uses an open procurement method.

Specialist Family & Carers Service

Description: Specialist Family and Carers service by Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council, which aims to support people affected by someone else's drug or alcohol use, and/or involvement in the illicit and illegal drugs trade. The service will work holistically with families and carers to help them: * Manage, cope with, and reduce the impact of substance use on the whole family unit. * Support loved ones through their substance use treatment and recovery journey. This will be achieved through a mix of structured 1-1 and group interventions and trauma- informed counselling, following a robust initial assessment and care planning process. Service users will also receive ongoing information, advice, guidance, advocacy, peer support, training, signposting, respite activities, crisis intervention and practical support.

Summary: Stockton on Tees Borough Council is actively seeking tenders for the provision of a Specialist Family & Carers Service, under the open procedure, with a total contract value of up to £924,000 including VAT. The service is intended to support families affected by substance misuse issues, through interventions and counselling. Tender submissions are invited from eligible organisations in the health and social work services industry, with the tender period ending on 9 January 2026. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, having progressed from initial planning phases earlier this year. The service delivery will be confined to the region of UKC11, United Kingdom, with the contract set to begin on 1 April 2026.

Specialist Family & Carers Service

Description: Specialist Family and Carers service by Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council, which aims to support people affected by someone else's drug or alcohol use, and/or involvement in the illicit and illegal drugs trade. The service will work holistically with families and carers to help them: * Manage, cope with, and reduce the impact of substance use on the whole family unit. * Support loved ones through their substance use treatment and recovery journey. This will be achieved through a mix of structured 1-1 and group interventions and trauma- informed counselling, following a robust initial assessment and care planning process. Service users will also receive ongoing information, advice, guidance, advocacy, peer support, training, signposting, respite activities, crisis intervention and practical support.

Summary: Stockton on Tees Borough Council is actively seeking tenders for the provision of a Specialist Family & Carers Service, under the open procedure, with a total contract value of up to £924,000 including VAT. The service is intended to support families affected by substance misuse issues, through interventions and counselling. Tender submissions are invited from eligible organisations in the health and social work services industry, with the tender period ending on 9 January 2026. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, having progressed from initial planning phases earlier this year. The service delivery will be confined to the region of UKC11, United Kingdom, with the contract set to begin on 1 April 2026.

Stockton & Hartlepool Employment Connections - Individual Placement Support (SHEC IPS)

Description: Individual Placement Support (IPS) is a 'work first' intervention which is: * Highly personalised * Features significant employer engagement * Offers pre-employment support * Offers in-work support IPS supports people in recovery for substances (including alcohol) to find paid employment that matches their personal goals, helping them to find the right job for them. This not only helps them into work but also contributes positively to their recovery journey. The service is commissioned by Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council (SBC) on behalf of SBC and Hartlepool Borough Council.

Summary: The procurement process for "Stockton & Hartlepool Employment Connections - Individual Placement Support (SHEC IPS)" is facilitated by Stockton on Tees Borough Council, with the collaboration of Hartlepool Borough Council. It falls under the public authority - sub-central government classification, focusing on health and rehabilitation services within the UKC11 region of the United Kingdom. This open procedure, identified as OPEN20251433, is in the tender stage with a notable tender period ending on 5 January 2026 and an award period concluding on 13 February 2026. The process is designed to find service providers who can offer personalized employment support to individuals recovering from substance dependence, ultimately enhancing their recovery journey through employment. The total contract value is approximately £1,464,798, inclusive of VAT.

Supply and Installation of Metalworking Machinery for Engineering Training Facilities - 2025

Description: The Education Training Collective (Etc.) is seeking suppliers to provide the required equipment to supply, install and commission in our new build NETA development project. The machines we are requiring needs to be able to support the learning requirements we are required to deliver, enabling them to carry out training efficiently and effectively with the highest level of safety.

Summary: The Education Training Collective, operating under GB-UKPRN-10006341 and based in Thornaby, United Kingdom, is actively seeking bids for the supply and installation of metalworking machinery for its engineering training facilities as part of the new build NETA development project. This tender, identified as ETCP-2025-0021, falls under the industry category of machine tools, specifically lathes, boring and milling machine tools, and is approximately valued at £250,000. The procurement method is an open procedure, with tenders to be submitted electronically in English. The tender process is currently in the 'tender' stage, with the enquiry period closing on 7th January 2026, and the tender period concluding on 14th January 2026. The awarded contracts will commence on 2nd February 2026 and are expected to run until 31st October 2026, covering locations within the UKC1 and UKC11 regions.

Stockton & Hartlepool Employment Connections - Individual Placement Support (SHEC IPS)

Description: Individual Placement Support (IPS) is a 'work first' intervention which is: * Highly personalised * Features significant employer engagement * Offers pre-employment support * Offers in-work support IPS supports people in recovery for substances (including alcohol) to find paid employment that matches their personal goals, helping them to find the right job for them. This not only helps them into work but also contributes positively to their recovery journey. The service is commissioned by Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council (SBC) on behalf of SBC and Hartlepool Borough Council.

Summary: The procurement process for "Stockton & Hartlepool Employment Connections - Individual Placement Support (SHEC IPS)" is facilitated by Stockton on Tees Borough Council, with the collaboration of Hartlepool Borough Council. It falls under the public authority - sub-central government classification, focusing on health and rehabilitation services within the UKC11 region of the United Kingdom. This open procedure, identified as OPEN20251433, is in the tender stage with a notable tender period ending on 5 January 2026 and an award period concluding on 13 February 2026. The process is designed to find service providers who can offer personalized employment support to individuals recovering from substance dependence, ultimately enhancing their recovery journey through employment. The total contract value is approximately £1,464,798, inclusive of VAT.

Stockton & Hartlepool Employment Connections - Individual Placement Support (SHEC IPS)

Description: Individual Placement Support (IPS) is a 'work first' intervention which is: * Highly personalised * Features significant employer engagement * Offers pre-employment support * Offers in-work support IPS supports people in recovery for substances (including alcohol) to find paid employment that matches their personal goals, helping them to find the right job for them. This not only helps them into work but also contributes positively to their recovery journey. The service is commissioned by Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council (SBC) on behalf of SBC and Hartlepool Borough Council.

Summary: The procurement process for "Stockton & Hartlepool Employment Connections - Individual Placement Support (SHEC IPS)" is facilitated by Stockton on Tees Borough Council, with the collaboration of Hartlepool Borough Council. It falls under the public authority - sub-central government classification, focusing on health and rehabilitation services within the UKC11 region of the United Kingdom. This open procedure, identified as OPEN20251433, is in the tender stage with a notable tender period ending on 5 January 2026 and an award period concluding on 13 February 2026. The process is designed to find service providers who can offer personalized employment support to individuals recovering from substance dependence, ultimately enhancing their recovery journey through employment. The total contract value is approximately £1,464,798, inclusive of VAT.

Specialist Family & Carers Service

Description: Specialist Family and Carers service by Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council, which aims to support people affected by someone else's drug or alcohol use, and/or involvement in the illicit and illegal drugs trade. The service will work holistically with families and carers to help them: * Manage, cope with, and reduce the impact of substance use on the whole family unit. * Support loved ones through their substance use treatment and recovery journey. This will be achieved through a mix of structured 1-1 and group interventions and trauma- informed counselling, following a robust initial assessment and care planning process. Service users will also receive ongoing information, advice, guidance, advocacy, peer support, training, signposting, respite activities, crisis intervention and practical support.

Summary: Stockton on Tees Borough Council is actively seeking tenders for the provision of a Specialist Family & Carers Service, under the open procedure, with a total contract value of up to £924,000 including VAT. The service is intended to support families affected by substance misuse issues, through interventions and counselling. Tender submissions are invited from eligible organisations in the health and social work services industry, with the tender period ending on 9 January 2026. The procurement is currently at the tender stage, having progressed from initial planning phases earlier this year. The service delivery will be confined to the region of UKC11, United Kingdom, with the contract set to begin on 1 April 2026.