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Emotional Health & Wellbeing Service For Looked After Children and Care Leavers

Description: Wigan Council is seeking to appoint a provider to deliver an Emotional and Mental Health Service for Children and Young People in Care and Care Leavers. The service will provide flexible, evidence-based, trauma-informed therapeutic and preventative support to children and young people in care, care leavers and their carers. Interventions will include a range of psychological and therapeutic approaches, individual and group work, therapeutic parenting support, psychological consultation and formulation, systemic and dyadic approaches, assessments and evidence-based parenting programmes. The service will work closely with Wigan Council's social care teams to improve the mental health, emotional wellbeing and resilience of children and young people, support carers and foster carers, prevent escalation to more specialist services, and promote placement stability and permanence. A key focus will be ensuring that (read more...)

Summary: Wigan Council is procuring an emotional health and wellbeing service for children and young people in care, care leavers and their carers. The service will provide flexible, evidence-based, trauma-informed therapeutic and preventative support, including psychological and therapeutic interventions, individual and group work, therapeutic parenting support, psychological consultation and formulation, systemic and dyadic approaches, assessments, and evidence-based parenting programmes. The provider will work with Wigan Council’s social care teams to improve mental health, emotional wellbeing and resilience, support carers and foster carers, prevent escalation to more specialist services, and promote placement stability and permanence. It will support Wigan children and young people whether placed within or outside Wigan Borough, using suitable venues and, where necessary, out-of-hours provision. This is a health and social work service.

Invitation To Tender for The Supply & Distribution of Hot Pizza Concept

Description: This Framework is designed to meet the Hot Pizza Concept needs of The Bolton Impact Trust it is also open for use by all contracting authorities across the UK public sector (and any future successors to these organisations).These include (but not limited to) central government departments and agencies, Non Departmental Public Bodies, NHS bodies, Local Authorities, Police Authorities, Emergency Services, Educational Establishments, Hospices, Registered Charities, National Parks and Registered Social Landlords. Full details of the classification of eligible end user establishments and geographical areas is available at: http://www.dukefieldfoodservice.com/fts-eligible-users. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Bolton:-Food%2C-beverages%2C-tobacco-and-related-products./9EPF27782U To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/9EPF27782U

Summary: The Bolton Impact Trust is procuring a framework for the supply and distribution of a Hot Pizza Concept. The requirement covers food and related products, including prepared bread products, prepared meals and deep-frozen products. Dukefield Limited is managing the tender and will manage the framework contract on behalf of the Trust and eligible end users. The framework can be used by contracting authorities across the UK public sector, including government departments, NHS bodies, local authorities, emergency services, educational establishments, hospices, registered charities and social landlords. Delivery is required across the United Kingdom. This is a goods opportunity for food manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and specialist public-sector catering suppliers able to provide and distribute the required pizza-related product range.

Refurbishment of Leigh Market Hall

Description: Wigan Council would like to appoint a Contractor to carry out the refurbishment of Leigh Market Hall. The scope of the scheme includes: infrastructure improvements, particularly to the roof, heating, lighting and ventilation; introduction of public toilets; a new entrance from Albion Street to provide more visibility and profile; a flexible social space to be used for events to animate the market; changes to the internal layout to improve legibility; and complete internal redecoration including stalls, signage and branding. The Contractor will be appointed under a standard JCT PCSA to deliver a RIBA Stage 4 design pack and contractors proposals. The Contractor shall take responsibility for the completion, coordination and construction of all design elements necessary for delivery of the works.

Summary: Wigan Council is procuring refurbishment works for Leigh Market Hall in Leigh. The scheme covers construction and infrastructure improvements, including repairs and improvements to the roof, heating, lighting and ventilation. It also includes new public toilets, a new Albion Street entrance to improve the market’s visibility, and a flexible social space for events. The internal layout will be changed to make the market easier to navigate, followed by complete internal redecoration covering stalls, signage and branding. The appointed contractor will deliver the works under a standard JCT PCSA, producing a RIBA Stage 4 design pack and contractor’s proposals. The contractor will also take responsibility for completing, coordinating and constructing all design elements required to deliver the refurbishment.

Wigan Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (EVCI) Concession Contract

Description: Wigan Council are looking to identify a long-term partner to provide Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (EVCI) in Council-owned car parks within the borough. The contract will cover supply, installation, operation, maintenance and customer service functions to provide an end-to-end / turnkey service. The project aims to increase the number, range and accessibility of public charging points across the borough. The contract would operate as a concession contract for a 13 year period with option to extend for 2 years. A mix of devices would be sought to meet the varying needs of residents, businesses and visitors

Summary: Wigan Council is seeking a long-term partner for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in council-owned car parks across the borough of Wigan. The requirement is an end-to-end service covering the supply, installation, operation and maintenance of charging equipment, together with customer service. It includes a mix of charging devices to meet the needs of residents, businesses and visitors, with the aim of increasing the number, range and accessibility of public charging points. The work combines electrical equipment supply, charger provision, electrical installation and ongoing infrastructure services. This is a services requirement with associated works, delivered in public car parks owned by the council. It is structured as a concession contract, with the appointed partner responsible for providing and operating the infrastructure.

Integrated Core Systems (ICS)

Description: A unified, resilient CAD and EPR platform that manages the full patient and incident lifecycle from call intake through each care scenario including hear and treat, dispatch, see and treat and see and convey, clinical handover and post event reporting while meeting NHS security, information governance and availability expectations. The joint solution must minimise duplication, improve clinical safety, and provide real time information flow between control room operations and all care scenarios and locations. See previously published notices in relation to this procurement - UK1: Pipeline notice Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-045009 UK2: Preliminary market engagement notice Notice identifier: 2026/S 000-062364

Summary: North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust intends to procure an integrated core systems platform combining computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and electronic patient records (EPR). The system will manage the complete patient and incident lifecycle, from call intake through hear-and-treat, dispatch, see-and-treat and see-and-convey care scenarios, clinical handover and post-event reporting. It is intended to reduce duplication, improve clinical safety and provide real-time information flow between control-room operations and care scenarios and locations. The procurement is principally for software packages and information systems. The buying organisation is the North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust, whose address is in Bolton. The planned requirement is for one unified and resilient joint solution rather than separate systems for individual stages of care.

Integrated Core Systems (ICS)

Description: A unified, resilient CAD and EPR platform that manages the full patient and incident lifecycle from call intake through each care scenario including hear and treat, dispatch, see and treat and see and convey, clinical handover and post event reporting while meeting NHS security, information governance and availability expectations. The joint solution must minimise duplication, improve clinical safety, and provide real time information flow between control room operations and all care scenarios and locations.

Summary: North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust intends to procure an integrated core systems platform combining computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and electronic patient records (EPR). The system will manage the complete patient and incident lifecycle, from call intake through hear-and-treat, dispatch, see-and-treat and see-and-convey care scenarios, clinical handover and post-event reporting. It is intended to reduce duplication, improve clinical safety and provide real-time information flow between control-room operations and care scenarios and locations. The procurement is principally for software packages and information systems. The buying organisation is the North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust, whose address is in Bolton. The planned requirement is for one unified and resilient joint solution rather than separate systems for individual stages of care.

Quantity Surveying, Cost Consultancy and Project Management Services for an Integrated Contact Centre

Description: The opportunity seeks to appoint a supplier for Quantity Surveying, Cost Consultancy and Project Management Services. who can demonstrate relevant experience and capacity to support the North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) Estates Department in procuring Professional Design Services

Summary: North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust is seeking a supplier to provide quantity surveying, cost consultancy and construction project management services for an integrated contact centre. The appointed consultant will support the Trust’s Estates Department in procuring professional design services for the project. The requirement covers quantity surveying and cost management, together with project management of the construction-related work. Delivery is in the North West of England. This is a professional services opportunity for firms that advise on project costs, construction procurement and delivery, and can coordinate with an estates client and design-service supply chain. The work is categorised as quantity surveying services and construction project management services. It is a single requirement rather than a multi-lot procurement.

Calibration, Servicing and Maintenance of Workshop Equipment

Description: Provision of Calibration, Servicing and Maintenance of Workshop Equipment

Summary: North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust is procuring calibration, servicing and maintenance services for workshop equipment. The requirement covers workshop equipment and calibration services, supporting the reliable operation and accuracy of equipment used by the Trust. The work is to be delivered across the United Kingdom. This is a public-sector services opportunity for businesses that maintain, inspect, test and calibrate workshop equipment, rather than a supply-only contract. The procurement is presented as a single requirement covering the full service scope, so suppliers should be able to address the Trust’s workshop equipment needs through an integrated maintenance and calibration service.

Section 19

Description: Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council "The Authority" is seeking provision for Section 19 Alternative Provision services. Section 19 of the Education act 1996 is the statutory duty to provide suitable education for all children and young people of compulsory school age who cannot access mainstream school places. This includes, permanently excluded pupils, and pupils who, because of illness or other reasons, cannot attend mainstream. Bolton Council determine the number of high needs places required each year and submits the figures to the DfE by December 5th for the following academic year. These are finalised and published in February before September term starts. This process should reflect planned and predicted changes for the following academic year, so that schools and colleges receive an appropriate level of core funding, that enables (read more...)

Summary: Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring education and training services to provide Section 19 alternative provision for the 2027–2028 academic year. The service is for children and young people of compulsory school age who cannot access mainstream school places, including permanently excluded pupils and pupils unable to attend because of illness or other reasons. The provider will deliver suitable education commissioned to meet the authority’s assessed high-needs demand and support its statutory duty under Section 19 of the Education Act 1996. The work is intended for delivery across Greater Manchester, with the council determining the number of places required and coordinating provision with education funding arrangements. This is a public-sector education services opportunity suited to organisations delivering alternative or specialist education.

Wigan Council - Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)

Description: Wigan Council wishes to appoint a Supplier to carry out Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) across it's premises and assets. This procurement is a below-threshold contract and is being conducted in accordance with Part 6 of the Procurement Act 2023. In line with the Local Government (Exclusion of Non-commercial Considerations) (England) Order 2026 and associated government guidance, Wigan Council has elected to reserve this competition to Suppliers based within Wigan Borough. For the purposes of this procurement, a Supplier will be considered "based within Wigan Borough" where it can demonstrate a substantive operational presence within the Borough. This includes, but is not limited to, a staffed office, depot, or service delivery base from which the contract will be performed. Suppliers that do not meet this requirement will not be (read more...)

Summary: Wigan Council is seeking a supplier to carry out portable appliance testing (PAT) across the council’s premises and assets. This is a technical testing and building services contract, covering inspection and testing work associated with electrical appliances and council facilities. The work will be delivered for Wigan Council within Wigan Borough. The competition is reserved to suppliers with a substantive operational presence in Wigan Borough, such as a staffed office, depot or service delivery base from which the contract will be performed. Suppliers without this local operational presence are not eligible. The requirement is for services and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.