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Individual Placement and Support in Substance Use Treatment & Recovery Services

Description: Oldham and Rochdale Councils are seeking to commission a provider to deliver an Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Service. The service will support residents in treatment and recovery from substance to achieve sustained employment. The provider will work in partnership with community drug and alcohol treatment services to ensure seamless integration between clinical treatment provision and employment support

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is initiating a tender process to commission Individual Placement and Support (IPS) services for substance use treatment and recovery. This procurement falls under the rehabilitation services category and will operate primarily in the Oldham and Rochdale areas in the UK. The tender is currently active, with the submission deadline set for 19th June 2026 at 12:00 PM. The procurement method is open, and interested suppliers are required to submit their proposals electronically. The awarded contract is scheduled to commence shortly after, with bid evaluations starting on the same afternoon. The contract period is set for 540 days with an option for a one-time, 12-month renewal, ensuring continued support for community drug and alcohol treatment partnerships.

Insurance Tender Various Lines Required

Description: Various line of Insurance cover required: Commercial Combined (Property) Terrorism Crisis Resilience Fine Art Combined Liability Excess Liability Crime (FG) PA & Travel School Journey Engineering Hired in Plant Legal Expenses Motor Fleet Engineering Insurance Engineering Inspection

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a procurement process for a comprehensive range of insurance services, titled "Insurance Tender Various Lines Required", with an estimated value of £4,800,000. This process falls under the services category and is currently at the planning stage. The agreement is expected to commence on 1st March 2027 and conclude on 28th February 2030. Key coverage areas include commercial combined property, terrorism, crisis resilience, legal expenses, motor fleet, and more, making it relevant to a wide range of sectors. Based in Oldham, United Kingdom, the Council has scheduled the next communication about this tender for 19th December 2026, offering ample time for preparation by potential bidders.

Insurance Tender Various Lines Required

Description: Various line of Insurance cover required: Commercial Combined (Property) Terrorism Crisis Resilience Fine Art Combined Liability Excess Liability Crime (FG) PA & Travel School Journey Engineering Hired in Plant Legal Expenses Motor Fleet Engineering Insurance Engineering Inspection Miocare Life (Care & Support Services)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a procurement process for a comprehensive range of insurance services, titled "Insurance Tender Various Lines Required", with an estimated value of £4,800,000. This process falls under the services category and is currently at the planning stage. The agreement is expected to commence on 1st March 2027 and conclude on 28th February 2030. Key coverage areas include commercial combined property, terrorism, crisis resilience, legal expenses, motor fleet, and more, making it relevant to a wide range of sectors. Based in Oldham, United Kingdom, the Council has scheduled the next communication about this tender for 19th December 2026, offering ample time for preparation by potential bidders.

Specialist Health Improvement

Description: Specialist health improvement service, addressing needs of the Rochdale community and health lifestyle factors, ie smoking, physical activity, weight, isolation and long term conditions. Please register on www.the-chest.org.uk

Summary: The procurement process for the "Specialist Health Improvement" service is currently in the planning stage and is managed by Rochdale Borough Council, a sub-central government authority in the UK. This tender seeks to address the health improvement needs of the Rochdale community, focusing on lifestyle factors such as smoking, physical activity, weight management, isolation, and long-term conditions. Scheduled to be published as an open procedure, the procurement aims to award a contract by the future notice date of 1st September 2026, and it will commence on 1st April 2027, continuing until 31st March 2032. The project is categorised under health services, specifically in the UKD region, emphasising its significant threshold classification.

Domestic Property Disability Adaptions Framework for the Provision of Level Access Showers and Shower over Baths

Description: The Council is tendering a Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) funded Framework for Domestic Property Disability Adaptations Works; the supply and installation of level access showers and shower over baths for vulnerable people of all ages. Work will be allocated, and invoices paid by the Council. The works will be required in occupied properties, of all tenure and located across any/all of the wards within the borough of Oldham.

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is overseeing the planning phase of a procurement process titled "Domestic Property Disability Adaptions Framework for the Provision of Level Access Showers and Shower over Baths". The project, falling under the industry category of bathrooms construction work, is primarily aimed at constructing level access showers and shower over baths for vulnerable individuals within the borough of Oldham, UK. The council plans to implement this open procurement procedure under a framework agreement beginning from 1st December 2026, with a completion timeline set for 30th November 2028, and a potential extension until 30th November 2030. The planning notice was published on 20th May 2026, with the communication of future notices scheduled for 1st July 2026.

Care at Home, Night Service and Extra Care for Adults

Description: Delivery of regulated care in peoples homes. CQC regulated, registered and inspected as Good, domiciliary care providers to operate across Oldham delivering 'care at home' support to assessed individuals with Care Act eligible needs. Approx PS20m per annum Intended term up to 6 years This is a Pipeline Notice only and does not require responding to. This notice is to inform potential bidders that at some time during the next 18 months we may be advertising this opportunity. Please do not respond at this time. The procurement detailed in this notice is subject to internal governance and approvals. The procurement route to market may change as procurement plans become clear in future therefore, we reserve the right to amend the proposed procurement route at any point up until (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a procurement process for the "Care at Home, Night Service and Extra Care for Adults." The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with a pipeline notice recently published on 20 May 2026. This procurement process, expected to be advertised within the next 18 months, aims to secure CQC-regulated domiciliary care providers to deliver services in Oldham, UK. The contract, valued at an estimated £20 million annually, is expected to start on 1 February 2027 and may extend up to six years. This opportunity is classified under the industry category of 'Social work and related services' and follows an open procurement method, allowing a wide range of suppliers to participate once the official tender is announced.

Umbrella Crisis Payment Provider

Description: As part of the scheme guidance for the Crisis and Resilience Fund, there is a requirement to assess and administer crisis payments. Recommendation is to use an umbrella payment approach to enable the Local Welfare Provision and Crisis Payments Team to quickly support residents experiencing financial crisis. It ensures access to a range of payment options including energy vouchers, supermarket vouchers, goods in kind and other types of payments so that residents can be supported when experiencing different types of crises.

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the planning stage of its procurement process for an "Umbrella Crisis Payment Provider" service. The contract, with an anticipated value of up to £5.5 million, aims to facilitate the swift delivery of crisis payments within the United Kingdom, specifically in the Oldham region. This service falls under the industry category of 'Benefit services' (CPV: 75310000) and is expected to commence on 1 August 2026 and continue until 31 December 2029. Interested parties should be aware of the upcoming communication notice expected by 30 June 2026, as this will provide further details about the tender process.

Umbrella Crisis Payment Provider

Description: As part of the scheme guidance for the Crisis and Resilience Fund, there is a requirement to assess and administer crisis payments. Recommendation is to use an umbrella payment approach to enable the Local Welfare Provision and Crisis Payments Team to quickly support residents experiencing financial crisis. It ensures access to a range of payment options including energy vouchers, supermarket vouchers, goods in kind and other types of payments so that residents can be supported when experiencing different types of crises.

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is currently in the planning stage of its procurement process for an "Umbrella Crisis Payment Provider" service. The contract, with an anticipated value of up to £5.5 million, aims to facilitate the swift delivery of crisis payments within the United Kingdom, specifically in the Oldham region. This service falls under the industry category of 'Benefit services' (CPV: 75310000) and is expected to commence on 1 August 2026 and continue until 31 December 2029. Interested parties should be aware of the upcoming communication notice expected by 30 June 2026, as this will provide further details about the tender process.

Preliminary Market Engagement - Rochdale Council Empty Homes and Leasing Programme

Description: The GMCA Council Empty Homes and Leasing Programme (Council EHLP) aims to bring in to use properties that have been empty for 6 months or more. The properties will be used to rehouse families who are currently living in Temporary Accommodation (TA) or at risk of moving into TA. Rochdale Council has received a grant funding offer to deliver a minimum of 32 homes for the Council EHLP. The grant period commences 1st April 2026 and ends 31st March 2027. The funding will be used to bring empty homes back into use via a repair and leasing approach that incentivises property owners to allow their properties to be used to rehouse families currently residing in or are at risk of residing in Temporary Accommodation. The properties will provide (read more...)

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Preliminary Market Engagement - Rochdale Council Empty Homes and Leasing Programme" under the services category. The programme aims to bring empty homes in the borough of Rochdale into use for rehousing families currently in or at risk of temporary accommodation. This initiative is connected to the GMCA Council's goals and is supported by grant funding valid from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027. A critical milestone is scheduled for 2nd June 2026, by which interested parties are invited to submit documentation as part of the engagement phase. The contract period is expected to commence on 1st August 2026 and conclude by the end of July 2031.

Waste RCV fleet replacement

Description: Replacement of fleet for Waste vehicles using TPPL Framework

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a procurement process for the replacement of its waste collection vehicle (RCV) fleet. This planned procurement falls under the industry categories of road equipment and refuse and waste-related services and is valued at £3.2 million (net) and £4 million (gross). Located in the UK, within the region UKD, the process is currently in the planning stage with a contract period starting from 1st October 2026 to 30th September 2029. The procurement will employ a selective method, conducted as an award under the TPPL Framework, suitable for competitive suppliers. The legal basis for the procurement is under UK legislation 2023/54.