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Hopwood Hall College - Provision of HR & Payroll System

Description: Hopwood Hall College seeks to appoint a suitably experienced supplier to provide, implement, and support a fully integrated HR and Payroll system. For more information, please review tender documents.

Summary: Hopwood Hall College is seeking a supplier to provide, implement and support a fully integrated human resources and payroll system. The requirement combines HR and payroll software with payroll management and personnel services. The college is based in Rochdale, and delivery is specified for the United Kingdom. This is a single-lot service requirement, covering the system and the support needed to put it into use and operate it. Suppliers offering integrated HR and payroll platforms, implementation services and ongoing support are the most directly relevant. The procurement is intended for a provider able to supply an end-to-end system rather than only a standalone payroll or HR product.

Provision of Single Homelessness Prevention Service (Rochdale)

Description: The Single Homelessness Prevention Service (Rochdale) Contract will commence on 1st January 2027 and end on 31st March 2029. The Service will be delivered by an organisation with a proven track record of successful engagement with people experiencing multiple disadvantage or marginalised groups in the Borough of Rochdale and will operate across the Rochdale, Heywood and Pennine Townships on a neighbourhood hub and outreach-based model. Local data highlights both the scale of the demand and the complexity of need, with a significant proportion of individuals experiencing challenges related to financial resilience, substance use, offending histories, and previous rough sleeping. These overlapping needs increase the likelihood of housing instability and repeat homelessness, placing ongoing pressure on statutory and support services. This evidence reinforces the requirement for a commissioned response (read more...)

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is seeking a provider for a single homelessness prevention service across Rochdale, Heywood and Pennine townships. The service will use neighbourhood hubs and outreach to reach people facing homelessness, including those who are marginalised or experiencing multiple disadvantage. It is intended to prevent first-time and repeat homelessness and rough sleeping through early identification, proactive engagement and tenancy sustainment. The work goes beyond crisis response and accommodation: the provider is expected to address underlying factors affecting housing stability, including financial resilience, substance use, offending histories and previous rough sleeping. Delivery includes structured engagement and sustainable prevention plans, immediate crisis intervention, specialist support and outreach to people who are harder to reach. This is a housing and social support service.

Alternative Provision (AP) services for children and young people with SEND

Description: Bury Metropolitan Borough Council ("the Council") intends to establish a new commissioning arrangement for the delivery of Alternative Provision (AP) to children and young people, with a particular focus on those with SEND, those at risk of exclusion, and those unable to access mainstream or specialist education. The service will deliver a graduated continuum of support from mainstream in-reach and early intervention through to full-time AP, specialist bespoke provision, vocational and employability pathways, Post-16 preparation for adulthood, and tutoring with the primary aim of supporting reintegration into mainstream education or transition to the most appropriate longer-term provision. The arrangement is proposed to operate a two-tier directory (Core Providers and Approved Providers). This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is published to inform the market of the Council's intentions and to (read more...)

Summary: Bury Metropolitan Borough Council intends to commission alternative provision services for children and young people, particularly those with special educational needs and disabilities, at risk of exclusion, or unable to access mainstream or specialist education. The service is intended to provide a graduated range of education and support: mainstream in-reach and early intervention, full-time alternative provision, specialist bespoke provision, vocational and employability pathways, preparation for adulthood after age 16, and tutoring. Its central purpose is to help young people return to mainstream education or move to suitable longer-term provision. The council proposes a two-tier directory of Core Providers and Approved Providers. Delivery is in Bury, within the wider Greater Manchester area.

Neighbourhood Support Housing Services LOT 3: 16 and 17 Year olds Accommodation and Support Service

Description: Neighbourhood Support Housing Services for Young People age 16 and 17 will provide: Twelve (12) units of accommodation with intensive outcome focused support for young people, aged 16 to 17 years, who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness and may have complex emotional and behavioural needs in relation to trauma and adverse childhood experiences, including care leavers and unaccompanied asylum seekers.

Summary: Metropolitan Borough of Bury is seeking a provider for neighbourhood support housing for 16- and 17-year-olds who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The service is to provide 12 units of accommodation with intensive, outcome-focused support. It is intended for young people who may have complex emotional and behavioural needs linked to trauma and adverse childhood experiences, including care leavers and unaccompanied asylum seekers. The work combines supported accommodation, social care and related support for vulnerable young people. Delivery is in Greater Manchester, in the Bury area.

Planned Investment Works, Major Repairs, Responsive Repairs and Voids

Description: First Choice Homes Oldham is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the future procurement strategy for the delivery of planned investment works, major repairs, responsive repairs and voids services. Contract value estimated to breakdown as: Planned Investment Works PS75m Major Repairs PS15m Responsive Repairs & Voids PS10 The proposed scope, contract values, lotting structure, term, extensions and procurement timetable remain under development and may change following engagement with the market. Any values and dates provided within this notice are indicative only and should not be relied upon for bidding or investment decisions. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Oldham:-Construction-work./S53MJPUGTV To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/S53MJPUGTV

Summary: First Choice Homes Oldham is planning a programme of housing construction and maintenance works: planned investment works, major repairs, responsive repairs and work to bring vacant properties back into use. The scope covers building installation and completion as well as repair and maintenance services. The programme is intended to inform future provision for the housing provider. Delivery is described as being in the United Kingdom, with the buying organisation based in Oldham. The work spans both planned investment and larger repair projects, alongside responsive repairs and voids services. Providers across these construction and property-maintenance areas may find the planned scope relevant.

Rochdale Town Centre District Heat Network Development

Description: Rochdale Borough Council is preparing to launch a procurement exercise for a Development Partner for the Rochdale Town Centre Heat Network and is inviting interested organisations to attend a virtual Bidders Day on Thursday 15th October between 12pm to 1pm. The Bidders Day will provide prospective bidders with an introduction to the project and the forthcoming procurement opportunity, with contributions from representatives of the project team. The event will be delivered via a presentation with contributions from Rochdale/GMCA and the Council's advisers. Please note that questions will not be answered during the event. Questions raised through the meeting will be recorded and responses will be provided following the event. These responses will be circulated to attendees alongside the presentation materials as part of the procurement documentation. Organisations interested (read more...)

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is preparing to procure a development partner for the Rochdale Town Centre Heat Network, a district heating and energy infrastructure project. The work is a service focused on developing the town-centre heat network. The buyer’s stated purpose is to bring forward the network through a forthcoming procurement exercise. Delivery is associated with Rochdale town centre. The council is also arranging a virtual bidder event to introduce the project and explain the planned procurement, with contributions from the project team, Rochdale and Greater Manchester Combined Authority representatives, and the council’s advisers.

Out-of-Hour Emergency Service for households who are at risk of homelessness outside of standard operating times. Out of Hours emergency housing options telephone service.

Description: Oldham Council require a Provider to operate a Statutory Out of Hours Homelessness Service for our residents The support currently provided by the Council covers 'normal working' hours however access to appropriate support and advice is required 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The out of hours service is a telephone-based service, where residents who need emergency help and support with regards to homelessness outside of usual office hours (Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm) can telephone the dedicated number. The out of hours service operates from 5pm to 9am Monday - Thursday and from 5pm Friday - 9am Monday. Please note the service operates 24 hours through Saturday and Sunday and bank holidays. This totals 128 hours per week not including bank holidays, (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council intends to commission a telephone-based out-of-hours homelessness service for Oldham residents. The provider will operate the dedicated emergency number outside the Council’s usual Monday-to-Friday, 9am-to-5pm hours, covering evenings, weekends and bank holidays. Staff will triage calls, refer households who do not need emergency accommodation to the Council’s Homelessness Team for follow-up, and assess whether callers facing homelessness that night may qualify for assistance and have a priority need. Where the Council’s threshold is met, the provider must secure temporary accommodation through the Council’s framework and place the household. The service also includes notifying the Council of placements and complaints, maintaining contact records in Council systems, shift handovers, signposting residents to relevant support organisations, and providing reports and attending monitoring meetings. Delivery is in Oldham.

Parking and Bus Lane Enforcement Services

Description: Parking and Bus Lane Enforcement is business-critical statutory function regulated by the Secretary of State for Transport under Traffic Management Act 2004 (TMA). Bury Council intends to undertake a competitive procurement exercise for Parking and Bus Lane Enforcement Services during 2027, with the intention of awarding and mobilising a replacement contract within 12 months. Further details and timescales will be published in due course.

Summary: Bury Council intends to procure parking and bus lane enforcement services, a statutory service supporting traffic management under the Traffic Management Act 2004. The work covers enforcement of parking restrictions and bus lanes in Bury, in the North West of England. The council describes this as a business-critical function regulated by the Secretary of State for Transport. The planned procurement is for a replacement service, rather than a new policy or infrastructure project.

Out-of-Hour Emergency Service for households who are at risk of homelessness outside of standard operating times. Out of Hours emergency housing options telephone service.

Description: Oldham Council require a Provider to operate a Statutory Out of Hours Homelessness Service for our residents The support currently provided by the Council covers 'normal working' hours however access to appropriate support and advice is required 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The out of hours service is a telephone-based service, where residents who need emergency help and support with regards to homelessness outside of usual office hours (Mon -- Fri 9am -- 5pm) can telephone the dedicated number. The out of hours service operates from 5pm to 9am Monday -- Thursday and from 5pm Friday -- 9am Monday. Please note the service operates 24 hours through Saturday and Sunday and bank holidays. This totals 128 hours per week not including bank holidays, (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council intends to commission a telephone-based out-of-hours homelessness service for Oldham residents. The provider will operate the dedicated emergency number outside the Council’s usual Monday-to-Friday, 9am-to-5pm hours, covering evenings, weekends and bank holidays. Staff will triage calls, refer households who do not need emergency accommodation to the Council’s Homelessness Team for follow-up, and assess whether callers facing homelessness that night may qualify for assistance and have a priority need. Where the Council’s threshold is met, the provider must secure temporary accommodation through the Council’s framework and place the household. The service also includes notifying the Council of placements and complaints, maintaining contact records in Council systems, shift handovers, signposting residents to relevant support organisations, and providing reports and attending monitoring meetings. Delivery is in Oldham.

Hopwood Hall College - Provision of HR & Payroll System

Description: Hopwood Hall College seeks to appoint a suitably experienced supplier to provide, implement, and support a fully integrated HR and Payroll system. For more information, please review tender documents.

Summary: Hopwood Hall College is seeking a supplier to provide, implement and support a fully integrated human resources and payroll system. The requirement combines HR and payroll software with payroll management and personnel services. The college is based in Rochdale, and delivery is specified for the United Kingdom. This is a single-lot service requirement, covering the system and the support needed to put it into use and operate it. Suppliers offering integrated HR and payroll platforms, implementation services and ongoing support are the most directly relevant. The procurement is intended for a provider able to supply an end-to-end system rather than only a standalone payroll or HR product.