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Education Learning Trust - Electricity Supply October 2026

Description: The physical supply of electricity to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services.

Summary: Education Learning Trust is buying the physical supply of electricity to all its sites, together with associated invoicing and query-management services. This is a goods requirement for electricity supply rather than an installation or construction project. Delivery covers the Authority’s sites in the United Kingdom. The procurement is managed for the Trust by Zenergi Limited, acting as its utility procurement adviser. It is a single requirement covering the Trust’s electricity needs and the related administration of bills and supplier queries. Businesses should therefore have the ability to provide electricity across multiple public-sector sites and support the associated customer and billing service.

Education Learning Trust - Gas Supply October 2026

Description: The physical supply of gas to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services.

Summary: Education Learning Trust is procuring the physical supply of mains and natural gas to all its authority sites in the United Kingdom. The requirement also covers associated invoicing and management of supply queries, so it suits gas suppliers able to provide both energy delivery and customer account support. The procurement is for goods, with the supply arranged as one lot. Zenergi Limited is managing the procurement for the Trust as its utility procurement advisor. The contract covers the Trust’s estate rather than a single delivery address, making nationwide operational coverage, reliable supply arrangements and coordinated billing relevant to potential bidders. The opportunity is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement.

Open Framework for the Provision of Short Break

Description: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council (The Council) is seeking to develop an Open Framework for the Provision of Short Breaks in Stockport. For a full specification for this opportunity, please register you interest. Bidders are advised that the deadline set out in the documents is absolute. You are advised to upload your submission well in advance of the deadline to avoid any technical issues that might arise causing you to fail to meet the deadline which would lead to the rejection of your submission. The Council is conscious that Bidders spend a huge amount of time, effort and expense in putting together a submission and is keen to ensure that no bid is rejected for this reason. In submitting your quotation you agree to contract on the terms and (read more...)

Summary: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring short-break services for people with care and support needs in Stockport through a framework. The requirement is divided into three service areas. Residential-based services include residential care and nursing homes, specialist short-break units and specialist holiday centres, with 24-hour on-site care and support. Community-based services are delivered mainly in an individual’s home and can include personal care, overnight support, access to the community, meaningful activities, cooking, cleaning and appointments. The Innovation lot covers potential new developments, such as residential facilities, group short breaks, or support with planning and organising holidays. This is a health and social work services requirement, delivered in Stockport.

Education Learning Trust - Dynamic Market for the Supply of Energy

Description: Establishment of a Dynamic Market pursuant to section 34 of the Procurement Act 2023 for the physical supply of electricity to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services. A Dynamic Market is a procurement mechanism that: *remains open to new suppliers throughout its duration; *allows suppliers to apply for admission at any time; *enables the Authority to conduct competitive selection processes among admitted suppliers For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Stockport:-Mains-gas./7C2624VE36 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/7C2624VE36

Summary: Education Learning Trust established a dynamic market for the physical supply of electricity and gas to all of its sites across the United Kingdom. The requirement includes associated invoicing and query-management services, so relevant suppliers need to support both energy supply and customer administration. The procurement is divided into two areas: electricity supply and gas supply. Electricity covers mains electricity and electricity supplies; gas covers mains and natural gas. The buyer is Education Learning Trust, with Zenergi Limited acting as the utility procurement adviser. This is a goods procurement centred on supplying energy to the Trust’s sites, rather than an installation, construction or energy-efficiency works contract.

Bridge Scour Level 2 Inspections 2026 (56 Structures)

Description: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified contractor for the Bridge Scour Level 2 Inspections 2026 (56 Structures). For a full specification for this opportunity, please register you interest. Submissions shall be received by the Council by the closing date and time stated within the Instruction for Tendering document. No submission received after the closing date and time will be accepted other than where there are exceptional circumstances which may be considered by the Director of STAR Procurement in their sole discretion. Please note that tender submissions which are only partly uploaded at the closing date and time will be considered to have not been received and will be rejected by the Council.

Summary: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring bridge scour Level 2 inspection services for 56 structures. The work involves inspecting bridges for scour-related risks, supporting the council’s assessment of structural condition and potential river or watercourse impacts. It is a services contract for bridge-inspection specialists, with the detailed technical requirements set out in the tender pack. Delivery is in Greater Manchester. The requirement is intended for a suitably qualified contractor able to plan and carry out inspections across the identified structures and provide the required outputs to the council. The procurement is a single package rather than separate structure-specific lots, so suppliers should be able to manage the full programme of 56 bridge inspections. The relevant service classification is bridge-inspection services (CPV 71631450).

Supply engagement meeting

Description: Three Sixty Limited is hosting a market engagement event to connect with current contractors and prospective suppliers as part of a wider supply chain and contractor review exercise. The session will provide an opportunity to share more about Three Sixty's current and future requirements, understand supplier capability and capacity, and explore how the organisation can continue to build a high-performing, resilient and socially responsible supply chain.

Summary: Three Sixty SHG Ltd is reviewing and developing its supply chain for construction, repairs, maintenance and facilities-related services. The planned procurement may cover planned works, building services, materials, specialist trades, compliance-related services and support services linked to project delivery. It is intended to support quality delivery, value for money, customer service, health and safety, sustainability and social value. Three Sixty is a Stockport-based organisation, and the work is expected to support services in Stockport, Greater Manchester and surrounding areas. The procurement is for services and is relevant to contractors, subcontractors, specialist trade suppliers and other organisations able to contribute to repairs, construction, maintenance or associated support activities.

Mental Health PICU provision

Description: Mental Health PICU provision

Summary: Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust procured mental health psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU) provision. The service is a healthcare service for people requiring intensive mental health care, delivered in the Greater Manchester area. The requirement was for one provider and formed part of the Trust’s specialist health services. The selected provider is Priory Cheadle Royal Hospital, a large private healthcare organisation. The procurement covered service provision rather than construction, equipment supply or general consultancy. Healthcare providers with the facilities, clinical workforce and operational arrangements to deliver PICU services in Greater Manchester would be the closest commercial fit. The requirement is specific to secure, intensive mental health inpatient provision and is not a general mental health support or community care contract.

Provision of generalist social welfare information and advice

Description: The provision of generalist social welfare advice and information to Tameside residents.

Summary: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking a provider to deliver generalist social welfare information and advice to residents of Tameside. The requirement covers advice and information services rather than specialist social work or physical works, with the relevant classification including social work and related services. The service is intended for people needing support to understand or access welfare-related information and advice. Delivery is centred on Tameside, in Greater Manchester, for local residents. The council is the public-sector buyer and is procuring the service as a standalone requirement. Organisations whose work involves community advice, welfare rights, information provision, or related support services should assess the detailed specification and operating requirements before deciding whether to bid.

Supply engagement meeting

Description: Three Sixty Limited is hosting a market engagement event to connect with current contractors and prospective suppliers as part of a wider supply chain and contractor review exercise. The session will provide an opportunity to share more about Three Sixty's current and future requirements, understand supplier capability and capacity, and explore how the organisation can continue to build a high-performing, resilient and socially responsible supply chain.

Summary: Three Sixty SHG Ltd is reviewing and developing its supply chain for construction, repairs, maintenance and facilities-related services. The planned procurement may cover planned works, building services, materials, specialist trades, compliance-related services and support services linked to project delivery. It is intended to support quality delivery, value for money, customer service, health and safety, sustainability and social value. Three Sixty is a Stockport-based organisation, and the work is expected to support services in Stockport, Greater Manchester and surrounding areas. The procurement is for services and is relevant to contractors, subcontractors, specialist trade suppliers and other organisations able to contribute to repairs, construction, maintenance or associated support activities.

Commissioned Short Breaks - Group Activity (2)

Description: The provider will successfully deliver short break groups within the Tameside Borough. This service is for children and young people (CYP) aged between 5 (year 1) and 10 (year 5/6) with complex needs. The grouping of these ages is dependent on what the provider can offer, but a consideration should be given to those CYP currently open to the CWD team (see section 1.2) and extremes of these ages should not be mixed. The service will be primarily for CYP who attend a specialist educational provision or resource base, who require 1:1 or 2:1 specialised support for behavioural and / or personal care needs and / or safety and / or medical needs and / or moving and handling needs This offer is also available for those children (read more...)

Summary: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council is commissioning a short-break group activity service for children and young people aged 5 to 10 in the Tameside Borough. The service is intended for children with complex needs, particularly those attending specialist educational provision or a resource base and requiring one-to-one or two-to-one specialised support. Activities must accommodate behavioural, personal care, safety, medical, moving and handling, physical and learning needs, including global development delay and severe or moderate learning needs. Delivery includes support with eating and drinking, personal care, behaviour management, regulation and de-escalation, meaningful participation, and safe transfers. Providers should promote independence and use flexible staffing where safe and agreed with commissioners and the children with disabilities team. This is a health and social work service.