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Rochdale Team Around the Young Person Accommodation Model (TAYPAS)

Description: Rochdale Borough Council is seeking to commission a Young People's Supported Accommodation Service based on the Team Around the Young Person (TAYPAS) model using a Competitive Flexible Procedure via Light Touch Regime as per Procurement Act 2023. The service will deliver specialist, psychologically informed supported accommodation for young people aged 18-25 with support needs who are at risk of, or experiencing, homelessness. The provision will deliver 24/7 support and management across our newly developed, purpose-built accommodation of 28 x self-contained units of accommodation. All three sites are council-owned assets, which will remain in Council ownership and be leased to the successful provider. To maximise competition and encourage a broad range of high-quality bids, the accommodation will be leased. This can be a Registered Provider (RP), a charitable organisation, (read more...)

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is procuring a Young People’s Supported Accommodation Service using the Team Around the Young Person Accommodation Model (TAYPAS). The service is for people aged 18 to 25 who have support needs and are at risk of, or experiencing, homelessness. It will provide specialist, psychologically informed accommodation with 24-hour support and management across three council-owned, purpose-built sites in Rochdale, comprising 28 self-contained units. The successful provider will lease the accommodation from the Council and deliver housing management and person-centred support. The requirement covers supported accommodation, housing services and social work services with accommodation. A separate revenue-funded support contract will support sustainable delivery of the housing and support outcomes.

Private Rented Offers and Support Service (PROS) Soft Market Engagement

Description: Rochdale Council is seeking to put a framework in place for a Private Rented Options Scheme (PROS) to increase access to safe, affordable, and sustainable private rented accommodation for households who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The Council has designed a two-lot framework model to attract specialist providers and ensure a high-quality, end-to-end housing solution. This Soft Market Engagement is intended to allow interested organisations with relevant experience to outline their views and provide information with no commitment to themselves or the Council.

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council intends to establish a framework for a Private Rented Options Scheme (PROS). The service will increase access to safe, affordable and sustainable private rented accommodation for households who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. It covers private property renting and leasing, estate agency activity, accommodation-based social work and accommodation services. The council describes the intended model as a two-lot framework designed to attract specialist providers and provide a high-quality, end-to-end housing solution. The recorded delivery area is the United Kingdom, with the council based in Rochdale. This is a housing and homelessness support service rather than a general property-management contract, and should interest organisations able to combine access to private rented homes with support for households facing homelessness.

A Bed Every Night Phase 6

Description: A Bed Every Night ABEN has been in operation since October 2018, with the service being recommissioned in each funding round through a competitive process. ABEN provides accommodation for up to 33 people (including one emergency bed) who are sleeping rough, with six spaces assigned for individuals with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF). The service delivers support and housing management across three buildings, The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has confirmed its intention to continue funding theses services for a further 3 years. The most recent grant award runs from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029, with the funding amounts confirmed with the main 18-bed building operating as a 24-hour central hub. A Bed Every Night Phase 6 and RSI Outreach and Navigator services Procurement 1.Background (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring support and day-to-day building management for A Bed Every Night Phase 6, a supported accommodation service for people sleeping rough or experiencing homelessness. The service provides accommodation for up to 33 people, including one emergency bed and six spaces for people with No Recourse to Public Funds. It operates across three buildings, including an 18-bed, 24-hour central hub, and combines accommodation-based support with housing management. The service has operated in Oldham since 2018 and accommodates approximately 90 to 120 people each year, depending mainly on move-on accommodation. This is a social work and accommodation service delivered in Oldham, with associated community and wellbeing support.

Rosary Road Home Refurbishment Oldham

Description: Refurbishment of home and single storey extension.

Summary: Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking a works contractor for the refurbishment of a home on Rosary Road in Oldham, including construction of a single-storey extension. The requirement is refurbishment and domestic building work, covering the physical improvement of the existing property and delivery of the additional extension. The work is for the council as the public-sector buyer and will be carried out in Oldham, within Greater Manchester. Businesses whose core work includes residential refurbishment, house extensions, general building, renovation and associated construction trades should find the subject matter relevant. The procurement is a single package covering the described home refurbishment and extension rather than separate goods or professional services.

For the Rough Sleeping Outreach and Navigator Procurement

Description: RSI services aim to prevent rough sleeping where possible and where not possible to ensure it is rare, brief and non-recurring. RSI Outreach workers take the lead in identifying and engaging individuals who are rough sleeping across the borough and supporting them into suitable accommodation pathways. The RSI Navigator support is key to tenancy sustainment for a cohort of identified entrenched rough sleepers. Commission an RSI Navigator service using grant monies awarded to the council. The most recent grant award of RSI Navigator funding is made by GMCA and runs from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029. The RSI Navigator service ensures that we are working towards ending rough sleeping within the borough and is based on assisting with the delivery of the three principles identified in (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Council is procuring rough sleeping outreach and navigator services for the Oldham borough. The service will help prevent people sleeping rough, support people currently sleeping rough into suitable accommodation, and reduce the risk of repeat rough sleeping. The provider will identify and engage rough sleepers, source accommodation and build effective support networks. It will provide ongoing tenancy-sustainment support to identified entrenched rough sleepers throughout temporary accommodation, including A Bed Every Night, and after they move into independent social or private rented housing. The work covers housing services and accommodation-based social work (CPV 70333000 and 85311000). It is funded through grant monies awarded to the council, including RSI Navigator funding from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority.

Children's Short Breaks Services: Follow-up Event

Description: Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) Follow-Up Event Following the Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) event held on 31 July 2026, Bury Council (the Authority) is hosting an additional engagement session in response to feedback received from participants and the wider market. This follow-up session has been designed to improve accessibility and reduce barriers to engagement, particularly for voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), micro-providers, personal assistants, and locally based providers. No substantive changes have been made to the proposed service model, commissioning intentions, or procurement approach presented at the original event. The content remains materially the same, with adaptations focused solely on communication, presentation, and accessibility to ensure all organisations can participate meaningfully in the engagement process. While the session has been tailored to (read more...)

Summary: Bury Council is preparing to recommission its SEND Short Breaks Service, providing short-break support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. The service may include holiday, day-care, welfare, guidance, community and accommodation-based provision, including specialist care, overnight stays, children’s homes and activity-based support. Delivery will cover Bury’s six townships: Bury, Prestwich, Radcliffe, Ramsbottom, Tottington and Whitefield. The council is considering provision from a wide range of organisations, including youth, play and activity providers, personal assistants, faith-based organisations, voluntary, community and social enterprises, micro-providers and locally based services. The procurement is for services under the light-touch regime and is intended to develop accessible short breaks with local reach, provider capacity and innovation in mind.

Rough Sleeping Outreach and Navigator Procurement

Description: RSI services aim to prevent rough sleeping where possible and where not possible to ensure it is rare, brief and non-recurring. RSI Outreach workers take the lead in identifying and engaging individuals who are rough sleeping across the borough and supporting them into suitable accommodation pathways. The RSI Navigator support is key to tenancy sustainment for a cohort of identified entrenched rough sleepers. Commission an RSI Navigator service using grant monies awarded to the council. The most recent grant award of RSI Navigator funding is made by GMCA and runs from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029. The RSI Navigator service ensures that we are working towards ending rough sleeping within the borough and is based on assisting with the delivery of the three principles identified in (read more...)

Summary: Oldham Council is procuring rough sleeping outreach and navigator services for the Oldham borough. The service will help prevent people sleeping rough, support people currently sleeping rough into suitable accommodation, and reduce the risk of repeat rough sleeping. The provider will identify and engage rough sleepers, source accommodation and build effective support networks. It will provide ongoing tenancy-sustainment support to identified entrenched rough sleepers throughout temporary accommodation, including A Bed Every Night, and after they move into independent social or private rented housing. The work covers housing services and accommodation-based social work (CPV 70333000 and 85311000). It is funded through grant monies awarded to the council, including RSI Navigator funding from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority.

Culvert Works at Rugby Road Industrial Estate, Rugby Road, Rochdale OL11 0EP

Description: Rochdale Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified contractor for the Culvert Works at Rugby Road Industrial Estate, Rugby Road, Rochdale OL11 0EP For a full specification for this opportunity, please register you interest. Please note that this opportunity is being ran as an open restricted tender, open to the businesses based within the following areas (defined in article 3(4) of The Local Government (Exclusion of Non-commercial Considerations) (England) Order 2026: Greater Manchester Lancashire West Yorkshire 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 (read more...)

Summary: Rochale Borough Council is seeking a suitably qualified contractor to carry out culvert works at Rugby Road Industrial Estate, Rugby Road, Rochdale OL11 0EP. The requirement is construction work, covering the repair, alteration or construction activity needed for the culvert at the industrial estate. The work is a public-sector works contract for the council, with delivery in Rochdale, Greater Manchester. The opportunity is aimed at businesses able to undertake civil engineering or construction works associated with culverts and related infrastructure. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community or social enterprises. Participation is geographically restricted to businesses based in Greater Manchester, Lancashire or West Yorkshire, so suppliers outside those areas are not eligible to compete.

N1R Revolving Doors - Manufacturer Selection

Description: Rochdale Borough Council is seeking to procure a specialist manufacturer for the replacement of the existing revolving entrance doors at Number One Riverside (N1R). The existing revolving door installation is approaching the end of its operational life and has experienced increasing maintenance and reliability issues. As the principal public entrance to the Civic Offices, the door is a critical asset that must provide safe, reliable and accessible access for members of the public, staff, elected members and visitors. Due to the specialist nature of revolving entrance systems and the significant impact that product selection has on accessibility, safety, energy efficiency, security, maintenance requirements and whole-life costs, the Council intends to undertake a manufacturer selection exercise prior to procuring the installation works.

Summary: Rochdale Borough Council is seeking a specialist manufacturer to replace the existing revolving entrance doors at Number One Riverside, the Civic Offices in Rochdale. The requirement covers revolving entrance door products for the principal public entrance, which is used by members of the public, staff, elected members and visitors. The selected manufacturer will support product selection before the Council procures the associated installation works. The replacement is intended to address the existing installation’s age, maintenance problems and reliability issues, while providing safe, reliable and accessible access. The requirement is categorised as goods and concerns doors. Its relevance is strongest for manufacturers of specialist revolving entrance systems with products suitable for public buildings and demanding access, safety, security and operational requirements.

Rehabilitation Service

Description: VCSFE Provider of Rehabilitation Services

Summary: Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust procured rehabilitation services from a voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise provider. The requirement was described as a VCSFE rehabilitation provider selection regime and falls within health services. The buyer is based at Bury New Road, Prestwich, Manchester, and the service delivery location is stated as the United Kingdom. The procurement was for one rehabilitation services requirement, intended to support the Trust’s health-related service provision. Making Space, a large organisation based in Warrington, was identified as the selected supplier. The scope is therefore relevant to organisations delivering rehabilitation services, particularly those able to operate within a public-sector mental health and health-services setting.