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EHRC 2627-18

Description: The Equality and Human Rights Commission requires the provision of modern, efficient and compliant LED lighting throughout our Manchester Office (3rd Floor Arndale House, Arndale Centre, Manchester, M4 3AQ).

Summary: The Equality and Human Rights Commission is procuring works to replace or provide modern, efficient and compliant LED lighting throughout its Manchester office. The work covers the third floor of Arndale House, Arndale Centre, Manchester, M4 3AQ. It combines the supply of lighting equipment and electric lamps with associated electrical installation work. This is a facilities and electrical works requirement for a central government public authority, focused on improving the office lighting infrastructure and ensuring that the completed installation is compliant. Suppliers whose core business is commercial LED lighting, electrical contracting, or integrated lighting design and installation are likely to find the scope relevant. Delivery is centred on the Commission’s Manchester premises.

Greater Manchester Drugs Early Warning System (DEWS)

Description: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is seeking to commission a service to; * Deliver and manage Professional Information Networks relating to drugs for each of the 10 Greater Manchester local authority areas, * Oversee the Greater Manchester Local Drug Information System alert panel, * Write and produce appropriate drug alerts, * Liaise with relevant national and regional organisations and systems regarding drug alerts and emerging drug trends.

Summary: Greater Manchester Combined Authority is commissioning a Greater Manchester Drugs Early Warning System service. The work covers delivering and managing professional drug information networks for each of the 10 Greater Manchester local authority areas, overseeing the Greater Manchester Local Drug Information System alert panel, and writing and producing appropriate drug alerts. The supplier will also liaise with relevant national and regional organisations and systems about drug alerts and emerging drug trends. This is a public-sector drug intelligence, information management and alerting service, combining local professional networks with regional and national coordination. Delivery is across Greater Manchester, within the United Kingdom. The requirement is classified as a service and includes information systems and systems consultancy work.

Greater Manchester Drugs Early Warning System (DEWS)

Description: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is seeking to commission a service to; * Deliver and manage Professional Information Networks relating to drugs for each of the 10 Greater Manchester local authority areas, * Oversee the Greater Manchester Local Drug Information System alert panel, * Write and produce appropriate drug alerts, * Liaise with relevant national and regional organisations and systems regarding drug alerts and emerging drug trends.

Summary: Greater Manchester Combined Authority is commissioning a Greater Manchester Drugs Early Warning System service. The work covers delivering and managing professional drug information networks for each of the 10 Greater Manchester local authority areas, overseeing the Greater Manchester Local Drug Information System alert panel, and writing and producing appropriate drug alerts. The supplier will also liaise with relevant national and regional organisations and systems about drug alerts and emerging drug trends. This is a public-sector drug intelligence, information management and alerting service, combining local professional networks with regional and national coordination. Delivery is across Greater Manchester, within the United Kingdom. The requirement is classified as a service and includes information systems and systems consultancy work.

Confidential Waste Services

Description: The GMC generates large quantities of highly confidential waste and the disposal of this is governed by our detailed information security policy manual. The GMC has specific requirements from its confidential waste destruction provider which must be met

Summary: The General Medical Council (GMC) is procuring confidential waste services for the destruction and disposal of large quantities of highly confidential waste generated by its operations. The service must comply with the GMC’s detailed information security policy manual and meet its specific requirements for confidential waste destruction. This is a waste-management and environmental services requirement, classified under CPV 90000000. Delivery is required across the United Kingdom. The procurement covers a single requirement rather than separate service packages. It will suit providers that can securely collect, handle, destroy and dispose of confidential waste in accordance with the GMC’s information-security controls and service requirements, at the scale needed by a national professional regulator.

Manchester City Council Housing Estates: Electric Vehicle Charge Points

Description: Manchester City Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to explore the market's capability to provide electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The Council is seeking feedback from prospective providers to help inform the development of any future procurement and to gain a better understanding of available solutions, market capacity, and innovation in this area. This PME exercise is for information-gathering purposes only and does not constitute a call for competition. Manchester City Council reserves the right not to proceed with any future procurement arising from this engagement.

Summary: Manchester City Council is exploring the provision of electric vehicle charging infrastructure for its housing estates. The work is expected to cover the supply and installation of electric vehicle chargers and associated electricity-supply installations. It is classified mainly as a service, with construction works also involved. The council is seeking information about available charging solutions, market capability, supplier capacity and innovation to inform the design of a possible future procurement. Delivery will be across Manchester City Council’s housing-estate locations in Manchester. This is relevant to providers of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, electrical equipment installation and related estate-based charging services, including businesses able to propose different technical or operating solutions.

Provision of Cloud based investigation and tracing system to identify fraudulent social housing and homelessness applications

Description: Manchester City Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to explore the market's capability to provide a cloud-based investigation and tracing system for identifying fraudulent social housing and homelessness applications. The Council is seeking feedback from potential suppliers to help inform the development of any future procurement and to gain a better understanding of available solutions, market capacity, and innovation in this area. This PME exercise is for information-gathering purposes only and does not constitute a call for competition. Manchester City Council reserves the right not to proceed with any future procurement arising from this engagement.

Summary: Manchester City Council is exploring a cloud-based investigation and tracing system to identify fraudulent applications for social housing and homelessness services. The requirement combines security software, information technology services and data management, with the system intended to support investigations into potentially fraudulent applications. The Council is seeking views on available solutions, market capacity and innovation to help shape any future procurement. The service would support the Council’s housing and homelessness functions, with delivery in the United Kingdom. This is a technology and data-led public service requirement rather than a construction, facilities or general housing-management contract. Suppliers offering configurable cloud platforms, investigative tools, tracing capabilities or associated implementation and data services may find the subject relevant.

GMCA 1715 - GM Regeneration Legal Services Framework

Description: Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), acting as a central purchasing body on behalf of GMCA Group organisations and participating Greater Manchester public sector authorities, intends to establish a multi-supplier legal services framework for the provision of specialist legal advice and support in relation to regeneration, infrastructure, place-making, housing, transport, economic development and associated major projects. The framework is expected to provide access to a range of legal disciplines including, but not limited to, commercial, property, planning, construction, development, procurement, subsidy control, governance, compulsory purchase, highways and related dispute resolution matters. The framework is intended to support both high-value strategic regeneration programmes and associated legal workstreams across participating authorities. The framework is expected to be procured as a Light Touch services framework under the Procurement Act 2023. GMCA anticipates (read more...)

Summary: Greater Manchester Combined Authority intends to establish a multi-supplier legal services framework for GMCA Group organisations and participating Greater Manchester public sector authorities. It will provide specialist legal advice and support for regeneration, infrastructure, place-making, housing, transport, economic development and associated major projects. Expected legal disciplines include commercial, property, planning, construction, development, procurement, subsidy control, governance, compulsory purchase, highways and related dispute resolution. The work is classified as legal services (CPV 79100000) and will be delivered across Greater Manchester. The framework is intended to support both high-value strategic regeneration programmes and related legal workstreams, giving participating authorities access to a range of specialist providers and supporting their in-house legal teams.

Mental Health and Homelessness Commission

Description: Manchester City Council intend to design and commission a service, or services, to provide specialist housing-related support for people who are experiencing homelessness and have multiple and complex needs. The service will be designed to meet the needs of people who face significant barriers to accessing mainstream housing and support services as they have a combination of needs, including impaired executive functioning, alcohol-related brain damage and/or other acquired brain injuries, neuro-divergence, mental ill health, substance misuse and complex trauma. Some people who use the service will have eligible Care Act needs. The service will be jointly designed with homelessness and mental health services, with specialist support from health and treatment services built into the service model. We expect the service to provide support in an accommodation-based setting for (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council intends to commission specialist housing-related support for people experiencing homelessness who have multiple and complex needs. The service will address barriers to mainstream housing and support, including impaired executive functioning, alcohol-related brain damage and other acquired brain injuries, neuro-divergence, mental ill health, substance misuse and complex trauma. Some service users will have eligible Care Act needs. Support will be jointly designed with homelessness and mental health services, with specialist input from health and treatment services. Delivery is expected in accommodation-based schemes supporting approximately 10 to 16 people per scheme. The contract is for support delivery, and successful provider or providers must have access to suitable accommodation. This is a social work service with accommodation, to be delivered in Manchester.

Royal Mills Commercial Estate - Property Management, Lettings (Real Estate Agency Services) & Lease Consultancy Services

Description: Manchester City Council ('the Council') is looking to procure contracts for Royal Mills Commercial Estate. This requirement is split into 3no. Lots: (1) Property Management, (2) Lettings (Real Estate Agency Services) and (3) Lease Consultancy. Royal Mills Commercial Estate comprising of Royal Mill, Paragon Mill, Old & New Sedgwick Mills, Fairbairn Building, Nuovo A & Nuovo B was purchased by Manchester City Council in 2017 as part of the wider Ancoats Estate acquisition from Homes England. In 2019, a further acquisition was made by the Council of the remaining commercial long leasehold within Old & New Sedgwick, namely the Courtyard aka the Business Centre. Lease structure: - Freehold: MCC - Headlease (999 years): RM Developments Ltd - Commercial Lease (998 years): MCC - Royal Mill Business Centre Lease (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is procuring commercial property services for the Royal Mills Commercial Estate in Manchester. The estate includes Royal Mill, Paragon Mill, Old and New Sedgwick Mills, Fairbairn Building, Nuovo A and Nuovo B, including the Royal Mill Business Centre. The requirement covers commercial properties only and is divided into three service areas: comprehensive property and facilities management; commercial lettings and real estate agency services; and lease consultancy, including lease renewals, open-market rent reviews and break options. The work is intended to protect and improve property value, occupancy, rental income, asset performance and commercial outcomes. The three services correspond to non-residential property services, real estate services and non-residential property leasing services.

Royal Mills Commercial Estate - Property Management, Lettings (Real Estate Agency Services) & Lease Consultancy Services

Description: Manchester City Council ('the Council') is looking to procure contracts for Royal Mills Commercial Estate. This requirement is split into 3no. Lots: (1) Property Management, (2) Lettings (Real Estate Agency Services) and (3) Lease Consultancy. Royal Mills Commercial Estate comprising of Royal Mill, Paragon Mill, Old & New Sedgwick Mills, Fairbairn Building, Nuovo A & Nuovo B was purchased by Manchester City Council in 2017 as part of the wider Ancoats Estate acquisition from Homes England. In 2019, a further acquisition was made by the Council of the remaining commercial long leasehold within Old & New Sedgwick, namely the Courtyard aka the Business Centre. Lease structure: - Freehold: MCC - Headlease (999 years): RM Developments Ltd - Commercial Lease (998 years): MCC - Royal Mill Business Centre Lease (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is procuring commercial property services for the Royal Mills Commercial Estate in Manchester. The estate includes Royal Mill, Paragon Mill, Old and New Sedgwick Mills, Fairbairn Building, Nuovo A and Nuovo B, including the Royal Mill Business Centre. The requirement covers commercial properties only and is divided into three service areas: comprehensive property and facilities management; commercial lettings and real estate agency services; and lease consultancy, including lease renewals, open-market rent reviews and break options. The work is intended to protect and improve property value, occupancy, rental income, asset performance and commercial outcomes. The three services correspond to non-residential property services, real estate services and non-residential property leasing services.