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Oldham Advice Services

Description: Oldham Council currently provides and grant funds several financial inclusion services supporting multiple levels of need from low level issues to complex advice and guidance. Moving forwards and supported by the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) provided by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) from 1 April 2026, we will improve and consolidate the offer to residents, making it easier to access timely and resident-focused support and advice with a one front door approach wherever possible. The current grant agreement is due to end on 31 March 2026 however there is a 6 month extension to the current contract to enable a formal tender process. Moving forwards, it is preferable to move from annual grant funding agreements to a commissioned partner model via a procurement exercise. This (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is engaging in preliminary market exercises for the procurement titled "Oldham Advice Services," focusing on financial inclusion and advisory services. This initiative is supported by the Crisis and Resilience Fund from the Department of Work and Pensions beginning on 1 April 2026. The project is planned under the procurement stage, with key events scheduled throughout March, including the issuance of market engagement documents on 13 March and the deadline for written responses by 27 March. The location for this endeavour is the UKD region, specifically around Oldham, making it crucial for businesses operating within these boundaries to consider their participation.

Rochdale Borough Council Care Homes

Description: This specification is intended for inclusion within an Open Framework agreement designed to deliver comprehensive flexible, adaptive and transformative care and support services to individuals residing in the borough. The Open Framework will be organised into separate lots, facilitating the commissioning of both residential and nursing care provision, with the overarching aim of enabling people to age and live well in their community.

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is initiating a procurement process for the provision of care homes through an Open Framework agreement designed to deliver flexible and transformative care services within the borough. This tender is classified under the health and social work services category and involves multiple lots tailored to diverse care needs, including residential and nursing care, dementia-specific services, and innovative solutions. The procurement method follows an open procedure, and the process is currently in the tender stage, with key deadlines comprising the enquiry period ending on 17 March 2026, and the tender submission closing on 20 March 2026. The procurement aims to facilitate regional care services spanning several areas in the UK, and the contract period is set to begin on 1 April 2026, extending up to 31 March 2031, with potential renewal options.

GMMH Mobile Voice & Data

Description: A Mini Competition for Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust's Mobile Voice & Data Services under RM6261 Lot 2

Summary: The Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to procure Mobile Voice & Data Services as detailed in the tender titled "GMMH Mobile Voice & Data." This tender falls under the Telecommunications network industry category and is classified as a procurement of goods. The procurement process is currently active at the planning and tender stages with submissions due by 31 March 2026. The procurement method employed is a competitive procedure with negotiation, specifically a selective process, and limited to suppliers listed under RM6261 Lot 2. The services are to be delivered within the United Kingdom.

Oldham Advice Services

Description: Oldham Council currently provides and grant funds several financial inclusion services supporting multiple levels of need from low level issues to complex advice and guidance. Moving forwards and supported by the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) provided by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) from 1 April 2026, we will improve and consolidate the offer to residents, making it easier to access timely and resident-focused support and advice with a one front door approach wherever possible. The current grant agreement is due to end on 31 March 2026 however there is a 6 month extension to the current contract to enable a formal tender process. Moving forwards, it is preferable to move from annual grant funding agreements to a commissioned partner model via a procurement exercise. This (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is engaging in preliminary market exercises for the procurement titled "Oldham Advice Services," focusing on financial inclusion and advisory services. This initiative is supported by the Crisis and Resilience Fund from the Department of Work and Pensions beginning on 1 April 2026. The project is planned under the procurement stage, with key events scheduled throughout March, including the issuance of market engagement documents on 13 March and the deadline for written responses by 27 March. The location for this endeavour is the UKD region, specifically around Oldham, making it crucial for businesses operating within these boundaries to consider their participation.

Oldham Town Centre - Master Developer Private Sector Partner (PSP)

Description: Oldham Town Centre - Master Developer Private Sector Partner (PSP)

Summary: Oldham Council has initiated a comprehensive procurement process to appoint a Master Developer Private Sector Partner (PSP) for the redevelopment of Oldham Town Centre. The procurement falls under the construction work industry category and aims to achieve the Council's vision for the area through a public-private development partnership. The original tender process began with submissions closing in August 2022, while key amendments were approved as recently as March 2024. Currently, the procurement is at the stage of expanding the scope to include Princes Gate due to strategic planning approvals and available funding. This decision prevents potential loss of £5.552m in grants and ensures compliance with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority's requirements. The project's value is substantial, with an estimated total contract value ranging from £350m to £550m. Oldham Council, based at Civic Centre, West Street, Oldham, is leading the procurement process with Mr Darren Judge as the contact point.

Family Hubs - Market Engagement

Description: Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service that will work with targeted groups of children, young people and their families to encourage them to become empowered to make informed choices, raise aspirations and ensure children and young people fulfil their full potential in line with Family Hubs and Best Start for Life services. The successful provider will work proactively with a range of key partners and stakeholders including children and young people and their families to deliver a service that achieves positive outcomes for all. There are elements to this service which include: * Community Outreach and Parenting Peer Support * Strengthening Parental Confidence through Play Base Learning * Mental Health Peer Support * Befriending Service Oldham are ideally seeking to work with one overall lead provider. (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the planning stage for a forthcoming procurement process entitled "Family Hubs - Market Engagement," under the services category with an emphasis on health and social work. The council aims to empower children, young people, and their families through various support programmes. A market engagement event is scheduled for 16th March 2026 at Royton Town Hall, Oldham, to discuss services within the procurement exercise, providing an opportunity for interested providers to gather insights and contribute to the final specification. Interested parties must confirm their attendance by 11th March 2026. The procurement process, which falls under the light-touch regime, anticipates commencing services on 1st October 2026, running until 30th September 2028, with potential renewal options available.

Tree Works Framework

Description: Rochdale Council are looking for providers to assist in maintaining their tree stock in a healthy and safe condition, and as such are looking to putting in place a framework agreement to facilitate the procurement of differing Arboricultural operations The services will be split in to 4 lots and include:- Lot 1 - Tree Pruning, Felling and Full Spectrum of Arboricultural Works Lot 2 - Emergency Call-Out Works (During Normal Working Hours) Lot 3 - Emergency Call-Out (Outside of Normal Working Hours) Lot 4 - Stump Grinding Please review the tender documents for further details and tender instructions.

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is actively seeking providers for a Tree Works Framework aimed at maintaining the region's tree stock in a healthy and safe condition. This procurement process, categorised under tree-maintenance services, involves multiple arboricultural operations split across four lots: Tree Pruning and Felling, Emergency Call-Out Services during and outside normal working hours, and Stump Grinding. The open procedure allows for competitive submissions, with tender documents to be submitted by 16th March 2026, using the Chest e-tendering system. This framework agreement, valued at £981,396 GBP, will cover services in the UKD3 region from July 2026 to June 2030, promoting sustainability and safety within the local environment.

ITT For Pest Control Services

Description: The purpose of this contract is to deliver a safe, effective, resident focused, environmentally responsible, and legally compliant pest management service across all properties owned, managed, or leased by RBH. The service will provide treatments on a "price per treatment" basis, where a treatment means the adequate control of the infestation, which may require repeat visits until the case is satisfactorily concluded. RBH will expect the contractor to adequately control the infestation. The Procurement is not divided into lots however, the pest control in people's home (domestic) will be divided into 3 main areas as followed: Rochdale which is the largest area, Middleton the second largest and Heywood the smallest area. In addition to the domestic workstream, there is an additional workstream or area of service delivering for (read more...)

Summary: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing Limited seeks tenders for the provision of pest control services, focusing on residential and communal areas within the regions of Rochdale, Middleton, and Heywood. This open procedure procurement, categorised under pest-control services, aims to deliver a safe, effective, and environmentally responsible pest management service. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with an enquiry period ending on 5 March 2026 and a bid submission deadline on 16 March 2026. The expected contract period spans from 1 June 2026 to 31 May 2029, with potential extensions up to 31 May 2031. The service location is the United Kingdom, with the procurement valued at £816,000 and managed through The Chest portal.

Rehabilitation Direct Support Services

Description: Provision of Rehabilitation Services to help and support service users in their own recovery

Summary: The Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust is currently in the planning and tender stage of a procurement process for Rehabilitation Direct Support Services, classified under health services. This public procurement contract seeks the provision of rehabilitation services to support service users in their recovery. Located in the UKD region, specifically Manchester, the tender process is active, with submissions to be made electronically or in writing. The procurement method employed is selective, involving a competitive procedure with negotiation. Interested parties should note the submission deadline set for 16th March 2026.

Rochdale Borough Council Care Homes

Description: This specification is intended for inclusion within an Open Framework agreement designed to deliver comprehensive flexible, adaptive and transformative care and support services to individuals residing in the borough. The Open Framework will be organised into separate lots, facilitating the commissioning of both residential and nursing care provision, with the overarching aim of enabling people to age and live well in their community.

Summary: The Rochdale Borough Council is actively seeking participants for an Open Framework agreement aimed at delivering health and social work services under the title "Rochdale Borough Council Care Homes". This procurement is focused on providing flexible, adaptive care services across multiple lots, targeting regions within the United Kingdom. Currently in the tender stage, the process follows an open procedure, with an accelerated rationale described as a light touch contract. Important dates include the tender period ending on 6th March 2026 and contract awards concluding by 22nd March 2026. Successful vendors will embark on service delivery starting 1st April 2026 and potentially extending if renewed, through to March 2033.