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Safety and Support Services for Temporary Accommodation, Emergency Response and Site Stabilisation

Description: Safety and Support Services for Temporary Accommodation, Emergency Response and Site Stabilisation. The Council currently provides a range of temporary accommodation services across Manchester for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Many residents accommodated within these services may have experienced trauma, poor mental health, substance use, domestic abuse, housing instability, or other complex circumstances that require a flexible, sensitive and supportive approach. To support the effective management of these services, the Council commissions Safety and Support Services across its temporary accommodation portfolio. The service plays an important role in maintaining safe and secure environments, supporting resident wellbeing, managing risks, responding to incidents and contributing to the day-to-day operation of accommodation services. The Council is using the e-business portal known as the Chest. Applicants will need to register their details (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is planning services to keep temporary accommodation safe, secure and well managed across Manchester. The requirement covers safety and support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, emergency response to incidents, and stabilisation of accommodation sites. Services will support resident wellbeing, manage risks and contribute to day-to-day accommodation operations. Residents may have complex needs linked to trauma, poor mental health, substance use, domestic abuse and housing instability, so the intended service requires a flexible, sensitive and supportive approach. The procurement is primarily for security services, with a residential health facilities element. It is relevant to providers of supported accommodation, housing support, security, incident response, safeguarding and related wellbeing services able to work across a temporary accommodation portfolio in Manchester.

Safety and Support Services for Temporary Accommodation, Emergency Response and Site Stabilisation

Description: Safety and Support Services for Temporary Accommodation, Emergency Response and Site Stabilisation. The Council currently provides a range of temporary accommodation services across Manchester for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Many residents accommodated within these services may have experienced trauma, poor mental health, substance use, domestic abuse, housing instability, or other complex circumstances that require a flexible, sensitive and supportive approach. To support the effective management of these services, the Council commissions Safety and Support Services across its temporary accommodation portfolio. The service plays an important role in maintaining safe and secure environments, supporting resident wellbeing, managing risks, responding to incidents and contributing to the day-to-day operation of accommodation services.

Summary: Manchester City Council is planning services to keep temporary accommodation safe, secure and well managed across Manchester. The requirement covers safety and support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, emergency response to incidents, and stabilisation of accommodation sites. Services will support resident wellbeing, manage risks and contribute to day-to-day accommodation operations. Residents may have complex needs linked to trauma, poor mental health, substance use, domestic abuse and housing instability, so the intended service requires a flexible, sensitive and supportive approach. The procurement is primarily for security services, with a residential health facilities element. It is relevant to providers of supported accommodation, housing support, security, incident response, safeguarding and related wellbeing services able to work across a temporary accommodation portfolio in Manchester.

Terra Nova Construction Materials

Description: An Open Framework to facilitate the supply of bulk construction materials to Terra Nova, Great Places Housing Group's in-house new build construction arm. Terra Nova intends that the Open Framework scheme of frameworks will endure for eight years, with annual iterations re-opening the Open Framework to competition, providing for potential new entrants, and that orders will be called off on a scheme by scheme basis, either with or without further competition. Initial Categories will include: Bulk Bricks, Bulk Blocks, Bulk First & Second Fix Joinery Timber

Summary: Great Places Housing Group, through its in-house new-build arm Terra Nova Construction, is buying bulk construction materials for schemes of around 20 to 100 homes. The procurement covers three goods categories: common, facing, engineering and other clay bricks; lightweight, high-density and load-bearing concrete blocks and related components; and first- and second-fix timber packs. Timber packs include studding, joists, roof timbers, timber flooring, door sets, skirting, architraves, window boards, ironmongery and fixings. Orders will support construction sites in Greater Manchester, the wider North West and Yorkshire. The arrangement is intended to support Terra Nova’s housing construction programme and allows orders to be placed for individual schemes, with or without further competition. It is therefore relevant to merchants, manufacturers, distributors and specialist suppliers able to provide these materials at construction-project scale.

GMCA Legal Services for Good Growth Fund and Regeneration Projects Framework

Description: 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 Contracting Authority is a national leader for the devolution agenda and key to this is delivery of the GM growth ambition in an (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 framework is intended to support strategic regeneration programmes and associated legal workstreams, while helping strengthen public sector in-house legal teams. The buying organisation is Greater Manchester Combined Authority, acting as a central purchasing body. Services will be delivered across Greater Manchester, covering the participating authorities and their projects. The procurement category is legal services.

Repairs & Maintenance contract for Our Town Hall

Description: Future Repairs and Maintenance Services for Manchester Town Hall Manchester City Council is undertaking preparatory work for the future procurement of repairs and maintenance services to support the ongoing operation of the refurbished Manchester Town Hall. As the Town Hall returns to full operational use following the completion of refurbishment works, the Council intends to establish a short-term service arrangement to provide essential repairs and maintenance support during the initial occupancy period and whilst longer-term service requirements are reviewed and developed. In parallel, the Council is developing its future asset management, maintenance and building support requirements with a view to undertaking a comprehensive procurement exercise for a longer-term contract. The future procurement is expected to encompass planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, minor capital works and associated technical building (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is preparing a future repairs and maintenance service for Manchester Town Hall as the refurbished building returns to full operational use. The requirement is expected to cover planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, minor capital works and associated technical building maintenance and facilities management services. It is intended to support the safe, efficient and effective operation of a major civic and heritage asset, including maintenance reflecting its operational, heritage and conservation requirements. The work will be delivered at Manchester Town Hall in Manchester. The procurement is for services and is expected to be structured as a single service arrangement. The immediate purpose is to support initial occupancy while the Council reviews and develops its longer-term asset management, maintenance and building support requirements.

Housekeeping contract for Our Town Hall

Description: Future Housekeeping Services for Manchester Town Hall Manchester City Council is undertaking preparatory work for the future procurement of housekeeping services to support the operation of the refurbished Manchester Town Hall. As the Town Hall reopens and transitions back into operational use following refurbishment works, the Council intends to put in place a shorter-term housekeeping arrangement to ensure continuity of service and support initial building occupation requirements. In parallel, the Council is developing its longer-term service requirements and procurement strategy for a comprehensive housekeeping services contract. The future procurement is expected to consider the full range of housekeeping and associated cleaning support requirements necessary to maintain the Town Hall as a flagship civic building, delivering high standards of cleanliness, presentation, visitor experience and operational support. This pipeline notice (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council intends to procure housekeeping services for the refurbished Manchester Town Hall in Manchester. The service is expected to support the building’s reopening and initial occupation, then provide the wider cleaning and housekeeping support needed for ongoing operation as a flagship civic building. The scope is expected to cover facilities management, cleaning and associated housekeeping activities, with requirements shaped by the Town Hall’s operational, heritage and conservation needs. The service will need to maintain high standards of cleanliness and presentation, support a positive visitor experience and contribute to day-to-day operational support. The procurement is for services delivered at Manchester Town Hall, including work appropriate to a significant historic civic building.

Repairs & Maintenance contract for Our Town Hall

Description: Future Repairs and Maintenance Services for Manchester Town Hall Manchester City Council is undertaking preparatory work for the future procurement of repairs and maintenance services to support the ongoing operation of the refurbished Manchester Town Hall. As the Town Hall returns to full operational use following the completion of refurbishment works, the Council intends to establish a short-term service arrangement to provide essential repairs and maintenance support during the initial occupancy period and whilst longer-term service requirements are reviewed and developed. In parallel, the Council is developing its future asset management, maintenance and building support requirements with a view to undertaking a comprehensive procurement exercise for a longer-term contract. The future procurement is expected to encompass planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, minor capital works and associated technical building (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is preparing a future repairs and maintenance service for Manchester Town Hall as the refurbished building returns to full operational use. The requirement is expected to cover planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, minor capital works and associated technical building maintenance and facilities management services. It is intended to support the safe, efficient and effective operation of a major civic and heritage asset, including maintenance reflecting its operational, heritage and conservation requirements. The work will be delivered at Manchester Town Hall in Manchester. The procurement is for services and is expected to be structured as a single service arrangement. The immediate purpose is to support initial occupancy while the Council reviews and develops its longer-term asset management, maintenance and building support requirements.

Housekeeping contract for Our Town Hall

Description: Future Housekeeping Services for Manchester Town Hall Manchester City Council is undertaking preparatory work for the future procurement of housekeeping services to support the operation of the refurbished Manchester Town Hall. As the Town Hall reopens and transitions back into operational use following refurbishment works, the Council intends to put in place a shorter-term housekeeping arrangement to ensure continuity of service and support initial building occupation requirements. In parallel, the Council is developing its longer-term service requirements and procurement strategy for a comprehensive housekeeping services contract. The future procurement is expected to consider the full range of housekeeping and associated cleaning support requirements necessary to maintain the Town Hall as a flagship civic building, delivering high standards of cleanliness, presentation, visitor experience and operational support. This pipeline notice (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council intends to procure housekeeping services for the refurbished Manchester Town Hall in Manchester. The service is expected to support the building’s reopening and initial occupation, then provide the wider cleaning and housekeeping support needed for ongoing operation as a flagship civic building. The scope is expected to cover facilities management, cleaning and associated housekeeping activities, with requirements shaped by the Town Hall’s operational, heritage and conservation needs. The service will need to maintain high standards of cleanliness and presentation, support a positive visitor experience and contribute to day-to-day operational support. The procurement is for services delivered at Manchester Town Hall, including work appropriate to a significant historic civic building.

Manchester Piccadilly Strategic Regeneration Framework Update

Description: The Manchester Piccadilly area (the 'study area') is of national strategic significance, serving as a major gateway to Manchester city centre and the Greater Manchester city region and beyond. Anchored by Piccadilly Station, the district is set to evolve into a world-class, highly productive, and connected destination. Manchester Piccadilly station serves as a central transport hub for the city, and is at the centre of the planned Northern Powerhouse Rail (N'PR') network. Manchester City Council ('the Council') strongly believes that the optimal solution for the proposed NPR station at Manchester Piccadilly is for an underground through station, which would unlock the full potential of the study area, maximising transport connectivity and the long-term economic and social benefits of investment. The Council is seeking to appoint a consultancy team (read more...)

Summary: Manchester City Council is seeking a consultancy team to update the Manchester Piccadilly Strategic Regeneration Framework. The work will create an adoptable strategy for the Piccadilly Central and Ardwick areas, building on the previous framework and reflecting anticipated growth, Northern Powerhouse Rail connectivity and other investment proposals. The team will need to review and incorporate existing regeneration areas, update new ones, and integrate the outputs with adjacent strategic regeneration frameworks to produce a coherent approach that maximises economic and social benefits. This is a professional services commission covering urban planning, landscape architecture and construction consultancy. Delivery is centred on Manchester Piccadilly, Piccadilly Central and Ardwick, within Manchester. Manchester City Council is the public-sector buyer.

Early Emotional and Wellbeing Support for Perinatal Mothers Service

Description: Manchester City Council ('the Council') is looking to procure contracts for The Provision of Early Emotional and Wellbeing Support for Perinatal Mothers Service.

Summary: Manchester City Council is procuring a service providing early emotional and wellbeing support for mothers during the perinatal period. The requirement falls within social work and related support services, with delivery in Manchester. The service is intended for mothers who need early emotional or wellbeing assistance around pregnancy and the period after birth. It is a public-sector service contract led by Manchester City Council, with the work focused on direct support rather than goods, construction or general consultancy. Suppliers whose core work is perinatal mental health, maternal wellbeing, early intervention, social care or community-based family support should find the subject matter relevant. The procurement is arranged as one lot and is covered by the light-touch regime.