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GMCA1996 Innovation Ecosystem Navigation Service

Description: To seek a provider to deliver the Innovation Ecosystem Navigation Service across Greater Manchester. The aim of this programme is to provide access to highly specialist innovation support that accelerates the commercialisation of innovations where GM has the technological and sector strengths to create innovation-focussed clusters. The programme will identify GM businesses who are innovating in key sectors/technologies, supporting them to develop a commercialisation plan to get their ideas to market, and connecting. them with the correct support from GM's developed innovation ecosystem.

Summary: Greater Manchester Combined Authority intends to commission an Innovation Ecosystem Navigation Service across Greater Manchester. The service will identify businesses innovating in key sectors and technologies where the area has strengths to develop innovation-focused clusters. It will help those businesses create plans to commercialise their innovations and bring ideas to market, then connect them with relevant support across Greater Manchester’s innovation ecosystem. This is a business support and innovation consultancy service, rather than a purchase of goods or construction works. Delivery is intended to cover Greater Manchester.

Revenue Protection Enforcement System (RPES)

Description: Consolidated procurement of a Revenue Protection Enforcement System supporting enforcement, investigation, civil recovery and criminal prosecution across Department for Transport Operators (DFTO) Train Operating Company (TOCs). The solution is intended to replace the fragmented existing operator landscape and provide a consistent, lawful and auditable end-to-end process. Currently we expect to have multiple lots for this requirement. Where used throughout this notice, the meaning of Train Operating Companies includes all and any of those train operating companies who, currently or in the future, provide services for the carriage of passengers by railway: a)under a franchise agreement with the Secretary of State within the meaning of section 23(3) of the Railways Act 1993 or b)under, or secured under, the Secretary of State's duty in section 30(1) of the Railways Act (read more...)

Summary: Transpennine Trains Limited plans to procure a revenue protection enforcement system for train operating companies run by the Department for Transport. The system is intended to bring together enforcement, investigation, civil recovery and criminal prosecution in one consistent, lawful and auditable end-to-end process, replacing the fragmented systems currently used by operators. The requirement covers software and related information technology services, including implementation planning, programming, project management and ongoing systems support. It is intended for use across the United Kingdom by current and future operators providing passenger rail services under arrangements with the Secretary of State or under successor legislation. The buyer expects to divide the requirement into multiple lots, although the available lot information describes a single planned lot.

Provision of Insurance and Related Services to One Manchester

Description: One Manchester are looking to appoint one or more providers to deliver their Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks. The programme will require Insurance and related services for risks that may include but not be limited to: property damage and business interruption, employers, public, products and property owners liability, business combined/office, money, all risks, computer, contract works, group personal accident and employment practices liability. This list is to be decided at the sole discretion of One Manchester Suppliers will be required to have the financial ability to deliver the programme, including Insurers with a minimum rating of 'A-' from standard and poor, 'A-' from AM Best, or an equivalent rating by an independent and reputable credit rating agency and approved (read more...)

Summary: One Manchester is seeking providers for insurance and related services covering its general property and liability risks, motor, cyber, terrorism and political violence, and directors’ and officers’ liability. The general cover may include property damage and business interruption, employers’ and public liability, products and property owners’ liability, office and business combined cover, money, computer, contract works, personal accident, professional indemnity, crime and employment practices liability. The buyer decides which risks to include. The procurement is divided into six lots, covering general insurance, motor, cyber, terrorism and political violence through Pool Re and outside Pool Re, and directors’ and officers’ liability. Delivery is across the United Kingdom.

The Provision of Tier 3 Community Dermatology Service on behalf of NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board

Description: This is a Community Tier 3 Dermatology Service. This service aims to address the specific healthcare needs of patients who require access to dermatology services where the service is delivered across the Greater Manchester conurbation. The Specification contains the requirements to ensure the delivery of a local, effective, integrated patient centred, community-based, dermatology service that gives timely advice, assessment, diagnosis and treatment. This is to be delivered in line with the GM strategic aim to deliver increased quality of care closer to patient's' homes. The Contract to be awarded as a result of this Procurement will have an initial term of three years commencing from the Commencement Date (as defined in the Contract) which is expected to be on 1 April 2027. The Authority may extend the initial (read more...)

Summary: NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board is procuring a Tier 3 community dermatology service for patients across Greater Manchester. The service is intended to provide local, integrated and patient-centred care closer to patients’ homes, including timely advice, assessment, diagnosis and treatment. This is a community-based healthcare service, rather than a supply of goods or construction work. The delivery area is the Greater Manchester conurbation. The specification and invitation documents describe the service requirements and are accessible through SAP Ariba. The procurement is being conducted under the Provider Selection Regime for healthcare services.

Further Competition under CCS RM6089 Workplace Services (FM Phase 2) Lot 1a

Description: Initial 2 year contract with 3 x 12 month optional extensions. 1x 12 months optional extension activated, expires 30/09/2025. 1x 12 months optional extension activated, expires 30/09/2026. Final 1x 12 months optional extension activated, expires 30/09/2026.

Summary: Greater Manchester Combined Authority procured security services for its workplace facilities through the Crown Commercial Service Workplace Services framework, Facilities Management Marketplace Phase 2, Lot 1a. The requirement was a sole-supplier arrangement for security services. The buying authority is based in Manchester, and the delivery location is identified as the United Kingdom. The procurement is classified as building and facilities management services. This is a facilities security requirement rather than a general facilities-management package: suppliers considering comparable work should focus on their ability to provide security services within a workplace-services framework arrangement.

Research into Doctors Registered without a Licence to Practise

Description: The proposed research aims to help us better understand the population of doctors registered with the GMC without a licence to practise, to provide contextual insight to inform future regulatory reform work in this area.

Summary: The General Medical Council (GMC) is commissioning research into doctors who are registered with the GMC but do not hold a licence to practise. The work is intended to improve understanding of this group and provide contextual evidence for future regulatory reform. This is research and development consultancy, with delivery in the United Kingdom. The requirement is presented as one lot and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. Suppliers should expect to undertake research that produces findings useful to the GMC’s regulatory policy work.

Housing and Estates Security Services

Description: Great Places Housing Group (Great Places) is seeking to award contracts to providers of security services to maintain the safety and security of customers, colleagues, visitors, contractors as well as the premise and equipment, that prevents damage, disorder, or theft and strive to protect individuals and property against assault or injury. Scope for all Lots cover manned guarding, key holding, alarm response for offices and mobile patrol in vulnerable customer schemes and leasehold schemes. Waking watch and site security may be required during the contract period

Summary: Great Places Housing Group is seeking security services to protect its customers, staff, visitors, contractors, buildings and equipment, and to prevent damage, disorder and theft. The work covers manned guarding, key holding, alarm response for offices and mobile patrols at vulnerable-customer and leasehold schemes. Waking watch and site security may also be needed. The procurement is divided into a North West lot, covering Greater Manchester, Cheshire, High Peak and parts of Lancashire, and a South Yorkshire lot, covering Sheffield, Rotherham, Doncaster, Chesterfield, Barnsley and Derbyshire. The North West lot also includes Blackpool, Blackburn, Lancaster and Preston. Suppliers may bid for both lots, and the service may extend to additional security work or locations as operational needs change.

North West Construction Hub Medium Value Framework 2027 - 2031

Description: The nature and types of work that may be required are: Building construction work. Construction work for social facilities other than subsidised residential accommodation. Daycare Centre construction work. Civic Centre construction work. Construction work for crematoriums. Cemetery works. Construction work for buildings relating to law and order or emergency services. Construction work for buildings of further education. Construction work for research buildings. Laboratory building construction work. Research and testing facilities construction work. Scientific installations. Meteorological stations construction work. Construction work for halls of residence. Training facilities building. Construction work for buildings relating to health. Construction work for social services buildings. Construction work for subsidised residential accommodation. Retirement home construction work. Nursing home construction work. Residential homes construction work. Children's home construction work. Construction work for buildings relating to (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is planning a medium-value construction framework covering building works and related services across the North West of England. The potential work spans public-sector and commercial buildings, including schools, colleges, university and research facilities, healthcare and social-care buildings, housing, offices, warehouses, industrial units, transport buildings and public realm. Other examples include civic and community facilities, libraries, museums, theatres, markets, airports, bus stations and car parks. The scope includes site preparation, construction and civil engineering, building installation and completion, as well as real-estate, architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services. This is a broad programme of building and associated works rather than a single-site project; the planned framework is titled for the North West Construction Hub.

Supply Of Sustainably Sourced Biomass Wood Pellets

Description: The supply and delivery of sustainably sourced ENplus A1 biomass wood pellets to four WCHG sites in Wythenshawe. WCHG expects to use around 200 tonnes per year, with deliveries generally required within four working days of an order.

Summary: Wythenshawe Community Housing Group Limited is buying sustainably sourced ENplus A1 biomass wood pellets, a wood fuel, for delivery to four of its sites in Wythenshawe. The stated requirement is around 200 tonnes a year, with deliveries generally needed within four working days after an order. The supply is intended to meet the group’s ongoing pellet needs across those locations. Suppliers should be able to provide pellets meeting the specified ENplus A1 standard and deliver reliably to all four sites. The buying organisation is based in Manchester. The procurement covers the supply and delivery of the pellets, rather than installation or other works.

Early Help for Adults Navigator Service Redesign

Description: Manchester City Council requires a provider to deliver a city-wide Early Help for Adults Navigator Service for adults experiencing multiple disadvantage. The Early Help for Adults Navigator Service aims to improve outcomes for adults experiencing multiple disadvantage through early intervention, prevention, and personalised support. The service will help people address challenges before they escalate into crisis, while promoting independence, resilience and long-term wellbeing. The service will support wider public service systems to improve through collaborative partnership working and identification and reporting of barriers faced by clients so that they can be addressed by key decision makers. Individual, service, and system outcomes are detailed in the Outcome Framework in Section 5.1 of Appendix B- Specification

Summary: Manchester City Council is procuring a city-wide Early Help for Adults Navigator Service: social work and support services for adults experiencing multiple disadvantage. The provider will offer intensive, personalised support to help people address difficulties before they become crises, improve their wellbeing and build independence and resilience. Support needs may involve housing, mental health, substance misuse, domestic abuse, social care and criminal justice. Navigators will work alongside people, helping them identify strengths, overcome barriers and connect with appropriate support, community resources and lasting networks. The service also aims to improve coordination across public services by working with adult social care, health services, housing providers, voluntary organisations and other partners, and reporting barriers to decision-makers. Delivery is across Manchester.