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Future Employment Support - EOI

Description: Fedcap is inviting organisations across England to register their interest in partnering with Fedcap to deliver the Department for Work and Pensions' Future Employment Support programme. We're looking for organisations with strong local relationships, specialist expertise and a commitment to helping people overcome barriers to employment. Whether you're an SME, VCSE, employer network, training provider, health organisation or community partner, we'd like to hear from you. As a not-for-profit organisation delivering employment, skills and health services across the UK, we believe the strongest employment services are built through genuine local partnerships. We invest in long-term relationships with organisations that bring local knowledge, trusted community connections and specialist support that complements our own delivery. We are keen to hear from organisations that can bring expertise and local insight to (read more...)

Summary: Fedcap Employment Limited is preparing the Department for Work and Pensions’ Future Employment Support programme, seeking partners to deliver employment support across England. The service is intended to help people overcome barriers to work, including complex or multiple barriers. The planned partnership model is built around local knowledge, trusted community connections and specialist support that complements Fedcap’s own employment, skills and health services. The work may include employability, skills and training; employer engagement, recruitment and business support; health, wellbeing, disability and inclusion support; and community-based services. Fedcap is looking for a range of organisations to contribute specialist expertise and local insight to future delivery, rather than a single type of provider.

Domestic Abuse Support Services for Adults, Children and Young People

Description: Hartlepool Borough Council are seeking submissions from organisations with the necessary skills and experience to provide specialist domestic abuse support services. We are looking for organisations who can provide innovative and contemporary specialist domestic abuse services, which uses integrated approaches to deliver outcome focussed, safe and cost-effective support. The commission will support the council in its compliance with updated duties as cited in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 including new duties in relation to safe accommodation. The provider will also need to evidence a developed relationship with a registered housing provider to provide safe move on accommodation and appropriate support. Hartlepool Borough Council will contract with one lead agency for the delivery of the services, but partnership bids are also welcome.

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council intends to commission specialist domestic abuse support services for adults, children and young people. The service is intended to provide integrated, safe and outcome-focused support, including support linked to safe accommodation and moving on to other accommodation. The work falls within health and social care services. Delivery is for Hartlepool, England. The Council plans to appoint one lead agency, while welcoming partnership bids. The service is intended to help the Council meet duties under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, including duties relating to safe accommodation. Suppliers should expect to work with people affected by domestic abuse across adult and younger age groups, and to coordinate support and accommodation pathways with relevant housing providers.

Tender for the Contract for the Provision of a mild to moderate perinatal mental health and parent-infant relationship support service

Description: Hartlepool Borough Council (the Council) is seeking tender submissions from suitably qualified Providers to deliver a perinatal infant mental health support service to Hartlepool parents with mild to moderate mental health needs, or who are vulnerable to perinatal infant mental health issues. Families will be supported on an individual and group basis from pre-birth through to their child's second birthday. The Successful Contractor will have experience and skills in assessing and intervening with mothers and fathers (including non-biological stepparents and same sex partners) where mild to moderate mental health issues and emotional health issues are prevalent, or there is an evident risk of, working to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for babies and the relationships between parents and their baby. The service will work collaboratively with others, including, (read more...)

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council is buying a perinatal mental health and parent–infant relationship support service for families in Hartlepool. The service is for parents with mild to moderate mental health needs, or who may be vulnerable to perinatal mental health issues, and will support families individually and in groups from pregnancy until the child’s second birthday. It is health and social care work (CPV 85000000). The provider will help families build confidence, resilience and social connections, and develop strategies to manage their wellbeing. The service is expected to work alongside maternity services, health visiting teams and Best Start Family Hubs, and to reduce barriers to accessing support.

Infant Feeding Peer Support Tender

Description: Hartlepool Borough Council (the Council) is seeking submissions from suitably qualified and experienced organisations, with the ability to provide an infant feeding peer support programme. The successful Contractor will have experience and skills in delivering infant feeding support services to help increase Hartlepool's breastfeeding prevalence rates at 6-8 weeks and 6 months. The Council is seeking a Provider with demonstrable experience working collaboratively with key partners who provide infant feeding support including (but not limited to) Maternity Services, North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Hospital Trust, Health Visitors, Community Nursery Nurses and Best Start Family Hubs to ensure breastfeeding peer support provision is an embedded part of the offer for pregnant women, new mothers, and their families.

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council is seeking an organisation to deliver an infant-feeding peer-support programme in Hartlepool. The service is intended to support pregnant women, new mothers and their families, and to help increase breastfeeding rates at six to eight weeks and six months. The provider will work with maternity services, North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Hospital Trust, health visitors, community nursery nurses and Best Start Family Hubs, embedding peer support within the wider local offer. This is a health and social care service, rather than a supply of goods or a works contract.

Tender for the Provision of Fluoride Varnish in Hartlepool Schools

Description: Hartlepool Borough Council are seeking to commission a Dental provider to pilot and lead the development, implementation and delivery of a targeted Fluoride Varnish Programme in Hartlepool Schools that provides appropriate, evidence-based support for children. Schools will have been chosen based upon participation in the Tees Oral Health Promotion supervised tooth brushing programme and dental survey information which identifies the percentage of children with decayed, missing and filled teeth (DMFT) data within the school. A pilot of around 10 Hartlepool primary schools will be chosen to take part in the fluoride programme. The Process: * The Local Authority will identify the schools to be included in the pilot. The Local Authority will write to each school to inform them of the programme and its intended benefits and confirm (read more...)

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council is commissioning a dental provider to pilot and deliver a targeted fluoride varnish programme in Hartlepool primary schools. The pilot is expected to involve around 10 schools, selected by the council using participation in supervised tooth-brushing activities and school dental survey results on children’s decayed, missing and filled teeth. The provider will develop and implement the programme, engage schools and parents, explain its benefits, and obtain informed consent and each child’s medical history before treatment begins. The work is school-based dental and oral health services, combining clinical delivery with programme development and family engagement. Delivery is in Hartlepool, England.

REVISED CREDIT UNION INCENTIVE SERVICE IN HARTLEPOOL

Description: The Crisis Resilience Fund (CRF) is a national funding programme for local authorities in England, launched on 1 April 2026 and running to 31 March 2029. The primary objective of CRF is to firstly provide a safety net for those on low incomes who encounter a financial shock. A financial shock is a sudden, unexpected expense or drop in income that can place pressure on their budget and wellbeing Secondly, is to invest in building local financial resilience to enable individuals and communities to better deal with crises in the long-term, reducing crisis need. Providing timely support so that people can manage pressures, maintain control and avoid being pushed into crisis or prevent crises from escalating The CRF replaces the Household Support Fund (HSF) with the explicit intention (read more...)

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council is commissioning a credit union incentive service for Hartlepool residents. The service is intended to encourage residents to save and strengthen their financial resilience, helping them manage unexpected costs or income loss and reducing reliance on emergency support. It forms part of the Council’s delivery of the Crisis Resilience Fund, which combines immediate crisis support with longer-term prevention. The work sits across financial services and community support, including banking and investment services. Delivery is in Hartlepool, England.

Domestic Abuse Support Services for Adults, Children and Young People

Description: Hartlepool Borough Council are seeking submissions from organisations with the necessary skills and experience to provide specialist domestic abuse support services. We are looking for organisations who can provide innovative and contemporary specialist domestic abuse services, which uses integrated approaches to deliver outcome focussed, safe and cost-effective support. The commission will support the council in its compliance with updated duties as cited in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 including new duties in relation to safe accommodation. The provider will also need to evidence a developed relationship with a registered housing provider to provide safe move on accommodation and appropriate support. Hartlepool Borough Council will contract with one lead agency for the delivery of the services, but partnership bids are also welcome.

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council intends to commission specialist domestic abuse support services for adults, children and young people. The service is intended to provide integrated, safe and outcome-focused support, including support linked to safe accommodation and moving on to other accommodation. The work falls within health and social care services. Delivery is for Hartlepool, England. The Council plans to appoint one lead agency, while welcoming partnership bids. The service is intended to help the Council meet duties under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, including duties relating to safe accommodation. Suppliers should expect to work with people affected by domestic abuse across adult and younger age groups, and to coordinate support and accommodation pathways with relevant housing providers.

Domestic Abuse Support Services for Adults, Children and Young People

Description: Hartlepool Borough Council are seeking submissions from organisations with the necessary skills and experience to provide specialist domestic abuse support services. We are looking for organisations who can provide innovative and contemporary specialist domestic abuse services, which uses integrated approaches to deliver outcome focussed, safe and cost-effective support. The commission will support the council in its compliance with updated duties as cited in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 including new duties in relation to safe accommodation. The provider will also need to evidence a developed relationship with a registered housing provider to provide safe move on accommodation and appropriate support. Hartlepool Borough Council will contract with one lead agency for the delivery of the services, but partnership bids are also welcome.

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council intends to commission specialist domestic abuse support services for adults, children and young people. The service is intended to provide integrated, safe and outcome-focused support, including support linked to safe accommodation and moving on to other accommodation. The work falls within health and social care services. Delivery is for Hartlepool, England. The Council plans to appoint one lead agency, while welcoming partnership bids. The service is intended to help the Council meet duties under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, including duties relating to safe accommodation. Suppliers should expect to work with people affected by domestic abuse across adult and younger age groups, and to coordinate support and accommodation pathways with relevant housing providers.

Domestic Abuse services

Description: Hartlepool Borough Council are seeking submissions from organisations with the necessary skills and experience to provide specialist domestic abuse support services. We are looking for organisations who can provide innovative and contemporary specialist domestic abuse services, which uses integrated approaches to deliver outcome focussed, safe and cost-effective support. The commission will support the council in its compliance with updated duties as cited in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 including new duties in relation to safe accommodation. The provider will also need to evidence a developed relationship with a registered housing provider to provide safe move on accommodation and appropriate support. Hartlepool Borough Council will contract with one lead agency for the delivery of the services, but partnership bids are also welcome.

Summary: Hartlepool Borough Council intends to commission specialist domestic abuse support services for adults, children and young people. The service is intended to provide integrated, safe and outcome-focused support, including support linked to safe accommodation and moving on to other accommodation. The work falls within health and social care services. Delivery is for Hartlepool, England. The Council plans to appoint one lead agency, while welcoming partnership bids. The service is intended to help the Council meet duties under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, including duties relating to safe accommodation. Suppliers should expect to work with people affected by domestic abuse across adult and younger age groups, and to coordinate support and accommodation pathways with relevant housing providers.

The Provision of Servicing, Maintenance and Supply of Breathing Air Compressors

Description: Cleveland Fire & Rescue Authority are conducting a Tender exercise on behalf of the participated services: Cleveland Fire & Rescue Authority, Durham & Darlington Fire & Rescue Service, Tyne & Wear Fire and Rescue Service and Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service (NFRS is administrated through TWFRS) for the provision of a Service, Maintenance and Supply of Breathing Air Compressors. The purpose of this Introduction and Tender package is to provide all interested parties with the opportunity to propose an accurately priced solution for the provision of Service, Maintenance and Supply of Breathing Air Compressors in accordance with the Specification of requirements, terms and conditions of contract.

Summary: Cleveland Fire Authority is buying servicing, maintenance and emergency call-outs for breathing apparatus (BA) compressors used by Cleveland Fire and Rescue, County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue, Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue, and Northumberland Fire and Rescue. The requirement covers full servicing at specified intervals, as well as ad hoc supply of compressors. It is a combined services and equipment requirement, covering compressor maintenance and supply (CPV 42123000). The work supports the fire and rescue services’ breathing-air equipment. Delivery is in the United Kingdom, across the participating services. Cleveland Fire Authority is running the procurement on behalf of the group; Northumberland Fire and Rescue is administered through Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue.