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Provision of Linen and Laundry Services

Description: Provision of Linen and Laundry Services for NHS Trusts within Lancashire and South Cumbria. The Contracting Authorities are seeking a supplier or suppliers to provide comprehensive linen and laundry services across acute, community and specialist healthcare sites. The services will include the supply, laundering, decontamination, stock management, logistics, delivery, collection and distribution of healthcare linen in accordance with HTM 01-04 and all relevant infection prevention and control requirements. The procurement is structured into multiple Lots and will accommodate a range of service delivery models, including Trust-Managed, Fully Managed and Supply Only solutions. The contract will support multiple NHS Trusts and sites across Lancashire and South Cumria, with flexibility to implement different service models at Trust or site level. The appointed supplier(s) will be required to deliver safe, reliable (read more...)

Summary: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust and North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust intend to procure comprehensive linen and laundry services for acute, community and specialist healthcare sites across Lancashire and South Cumbria. The scope covers supplying healthcare and hospital linen, laundering, decontamination, stock management, collection, delivery, distribution and logistics. Services must support critical environments including hospitals, maternity, emergency, theatres and community settings, with reliable stock levels, business continuity, performance reporting and governance. The procurement is divided into six lots, covering individual Trusts and managed or Trust-managed service models. It also allows supply-only, fully managed and hybrid approaches. The main category is linen and laundry services, including hospital and bed linen.

Mechanical & Electrical Works Partnering Framework

Description: The scope of the work is mechanical or electrical engineering work for new build, extensions, adaptations and refurbishment. The scope of work typically includes, but is not limited to, * Lot D Mechanical - replacement boiler plant and associated equipment, wiring and controls, and or replacement heating installations to existing buildings. * Lot E Electrical - rewiring of existing buildings. Other specialist installations may be considered within the particular experience and expertise of the particular partner. Typically the work will cover the following sectors and some projects may incorporate a combination of more than one: * Education (including Community & Sport) * Leisure (Libraries & Museums) * Adult/Children's Social Care * Civic & Corporate * Offices * Landscaping, environmental, external works & playing fields The work will be (read more...)

Summary: Lancashire County Council is seeking mechanical and electrical engineering partners for building installation works across Lancashire. The scope covers new-build projects, extensions, adaptations and refurbishment in urban and rural settings. Mechanical work includes replacing boiler plant, associated equipment, wiring and controls, and heating installations in existing buildings. Electrical work includes rewiring existing buildings, with other specialist installations considered where they match a partner’s experience and expertise. Projects may serve education, community and sport facilities, leisure venues such as libraries and museums, adult and children’s social care, civic and corporate buildings, offices, and landscaping, environmental, external works and playing fields. The framework has two workstreams: mechanical and electrical, and businesses may offer for either or both. The main category is building installation work.

Refurbishment Works to Sumner House WC'S

Description: e Contract is for the provision of refurbishment works to the toilets located at Sumner House, Leyland (the "works"). The building comprises three floors, each with different bathroom configurations: the top floor includes a male toilet with access to a shower room, a female toilet and a disabled toilet; the first floor includes a male toilet, a female toilet with access to a shower room and a disabled toilet; and the ground floor includes a male toilet, a female toilet, a disabled toilet and a customer toilet with accessible facilities. All contractors MUST visit site prior to submitting a tender. The premises will be available for inspection on Monday 21st September 2026 from 9am to 1pm. Only this date and time will be made available for internal inspection. (read more...)

Summary: Progress Housing Group Limited is procuring refurbishment works for the toilets at Sumner House in Leyland. The work covers toilet facilities across three floors: male, female, disabled and customer toilets, including shower-room access and accessible facilities. The requirement is bathroom construction and refurbishment work, including the associated works needed to upgrade these facilities. Sumner House is the delivery site, so suppliers will need to work within an occupied or operational public-facing building environment as required by the project arrangements. The buyer is a housing organisation based in Leyland. This opportunity is relevant to contractors specialising in commercial bathroom refurbishment, toilet construction and associated building works, particularly those able to deliver facilities for disabled users and accessible customer areas.

The Provision of Lancashire and South Cumbria Adult Teledermatology Service

Description: NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board is seeking to commission The Provision of Lancashire and South Cumbria Adult Teledermatology Service. The overall aim of the services (SkinHub, image capture spoke sites and Central Virtual Triage) is to deliver a pre-secondary care referral teledermatology pathway, delivered closer to patients' homes, whilst maintaining effective triage of teledermoscopy images taken on USC pathways in LSC Trusts. The term of the contract will be for a duration of three years, which is intended to run from the expected services commencement date of approx. January 2027 (contract start date to be agreed) until approx. January 2030 with the possibility of contract extensions, at the discretion of the Relevant Authority, of up to a total of two years from approx. February 2030 (read more...)

Summary: NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board is commissioning an adult teledermatology service for Lancashire and South Cumbria. The service combines SkinHub, image-capture spoke sites and Central Virtual Triage to provide a pre-secondary-care referral pathway closer to patients’ homes. It will also maintain effective triage of teledermoscopy images taken through urgent suspected cancer pathways in Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS trusts. This is a healthcare services requirement, covering the operation and coordination of a virtual dermatology pathway rather than the supply of standalone equipment. The work will be delivered across Lancashire and South Cumbria, with Preston identified as the buying organisation’s base. Suppliers would need to provide the clinical, operational and digital capability needed to connect image capture, virtual assessment and onward referral.

Workforce Influenza Vaccination Programme: On-site Settings Delivery Model

Description: The Authority has conducted the procurement using an open procedure in accordance with the requirements of the Procurement Legislation and as established by Section 6(6) of The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 for the purpose of procuring the Services described in the Specification. The Authority is to procure a Provider to deliver Influenza vaccinations to its workforce as a Service in various on-site locations across Lancashire. This could include office settings, highways depots and schools. This Service is offered as a staff benefit and supports the annual flu plan developed by the Department of Health and Social Care, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and NHS England. The Authority was looking to open this opportunity to the market as an open competition to ensure value (read more...)

Summary: Lancashire County Council procured a workforce influenza vaccination service under the community health services category (CPV 85323000). The provider delivers eligible employees’ flu vaccinations through on-site clinics across Lancashire, including council offices, highways depots and schools. The service is intended as a staff benefit and supports seasonal flu planning by the Department of Health and Social Care, the UK Health Security Agency and NHS England. It aims to improve access to vaccination for frontline workers, business-critical staff and employees working with vulnerable people, while reducing disruption to working hours. The service also supports workforce health, winter planning and reduced pressure on urgent and emergency care. Delivery is arranged on the Lancashire County Council Health Protection Team’s behalf.

Managed Catering Services (Living+)

Description: Please for People (PfP) are looking to procure a sole Catering provider for our Living + Extra Care Schemes. The project will deliver a procurement solution for the appointment of a catering provider capable of delivering services under both tenancy-based and pay-as-you-dine arrangements. At contract commencement, the service will apply to a limited number of sites; however, over the life of the contract, the successful provider will be required to mobilise and deliver services across all PfP Extra Care schemes as they are brought into scope. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Preston:-Catering-services./37V65GGMPU To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/37V65GGMPU

Summary: Places for People Group Limited is procuring a sole catering provider for its Living+ Extra Care schemes. The service must support both tenancy-based catering arrangements and pay-as-you-dine services. At the start of the contract, delivery will cover a limited number of sites. During the contract, the provider will need to mobilise and extend delivery across all Places for People Extra Care schemes as they are brought into scope. This is a catering services requirement, covering sites across the United Kingdom. It is suited to a supplier that can provide an integrated catering service for extra care residents under different charging arrangements, while managing expansion from an initial group of sites to a wider estate.

SEND Education and Specialist Provision Framework

Description: Lancashire County Council (the Council) is seeking to engage with providers as part of the development of its future Alternative Provision offer. As demand for specialist provision continues to grow across Lancashire, it is important that our future arrangements are informed by the expertise and experience of the provider market. This engagement event will help shape the Council's future SEND commissioning arrangements and the development of the new Lancashire Framework. With the Framework anticipated to remain in place for up to 10 years, we are keen to ensure it is shaped by the expertise and insights of providers, helping to create arrangements that work effectively for providers, the Council, and Lancashire's children and young people. Your insights and expertise will be invaluable in helping us create an approach (read more...)

Summary: Lancashire County Council is developing a SEND Education and Specialist Provision Framework for its future Alternative Provision offer. The procurement concerns specialist education and support services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, responding to growing demand across Lancashire. The framework is intended to shape future arrangements for specialist provision and commissioning, with services delivered in Lancashire. The Council is seeking provider expertise to ensure the framework reflects practical service-delivery realities and works for providers, the authority and the young people they support. Health and social work services are included within the stated scope. Social Value Portal Ltd will support evaluation and ongoing management of social value commitments under the future contract.

Legionella Water Temperature Monitoring

Description: The provision of Water Temperature Monitoring/Inspections has been split geographically across two contracts. Each service provider will be a designated provider for their respective geographical contract. The Authorities premises have been split. * Contract A - North * Contract B - South This Service comprises the monitoring of water temperatures along with inspections and related tasks at sites nominated by the Authority to satisfy HSE ACOP L8, Health and Safety Guidance 274 ("HSG 274") All work must be completed in accordance with applicable British and European Standards All works are located within Lancashire County Council establishments across the county. The Services shall be carried out and completed at the frequencies set out in the specification, which may be amended by the Authority from time to time. The scope (read more...)

Summary: Lancashire County Council is buying legionella water temperature monitoring and inspection services for its establishments across Lancashire. The work covers regular monitoring of water temperatures, inspections and related tasks at sites nominated by the council, together with call-outs and reactive repairs to faults. Services must meet the requirements of HSE ACOP L8 and Health and Safety Guidance 274, and comply with applicable British and European Standards. The requirement is divided geographically into two contracts: one for premises in the north of the county and one for premises in the south. The council will identify the sites and issue instructions through its representative or Legionella Control Officer. This is a technical inspection and testing services opportunity for providers able to deliver scheduled compliance work across multiple council premises.

Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) design and build project - Lancashire Renewables

Description: Lancashire Renewables Limited (LRL) operates and manages two waste treatment facilities on behalf of its public sector shareholders. LRL is undertaking a strategic review of the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) at Farington Waste Recovery Park, Sustainability Way, Leyland, PR26 6TB. The existing MRF was commissioned approximately 15 years ago. It processes dry mixed recyclables but is increasingly constrained by its design capacity, ageing infrastructure, process bottlenecks, variable output quality and limited ability to recover additional materials. LRL currently manages approximately 65,000 tonnes per annum of dry mixed recyclables, of which approximately 50,000 tonnes per annum can be processed at Farington; the balance is diverted off site. The existing plant operates at an estimated average throughput of approximately 16 tonnes per hour and does not currently target paper, card, (read more...)

Summary: Lancashire Renewables Limited is exploring the design and construction of a new Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) at Farington Waste Recovery Park in Leyland. The works concern a waste-treatment and recycling plant for dry mixed recyclables, supporting the organisation’s public-sector shareholders. The proposed facility would process forecast volumes on site, reduce off-site diversion, and improve recovery, purity and revenue from plastics, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, glass and fibre. It is expected to address flexible plastics, cartons, paper and card, while making practical use of the existing building shell, power and utilities. The scope also includes safe and efficient operations, limited disruption during transition, process control, automation, optical sorting, monitoring, robotics, redundancy, maintainability, storage and future flexibility. The relevant construction categories are recycling-station and waste-treatment plant construction.

Framework for supply of TEC alarm units and associated equipment

Description: The Authority is seeking suppliers for a Framework Agreement to provide Technology Enabled Care and Support (TECS) equipment and associated services. This includes the supply, delivery, installation, maintenance and support of telecare technologies that help people live independently and safely. The framework may cover personal alarms, falls detectors, environmental sensors (such as smoke, flood and carbon monoxide detectors), GPS tracking devices, telecare hubs, medication reminder devices, activity monitoring systems and related accessories. Suppliers will be required to provide compliant, high-quality equipment and may also be required to offer installation, training, repairs, technical support and equipment replacement services. The framework will support adult social care, health and wellbeing services and will allow the Authority to purchase individual items, bulk equipment or complete TECS solutions as required.

Summary: Progress Housing Group Limited is buying Technology Enabled Care and Support equipment and associated services for Progress Lifeline and other Group entities. The requirement covers personal alarms, falls detectors, environmental sensors for smoke, flooding and carbon monoxide, GPS tracking devices, telecare hubs, medication reminders, activity monitoring systems, connectivity solutions and related accessories. Suppliers may need to provide delivery, installation, maintenance, training, repairs, technical support and equipment replacement, supporting adult social care, health and wellbeing services and independent living. Purchases may be individual items, bulk equipment or complete telecare solutions. Delivery is across England, including the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, the Midlands, East of England, London and the South East and South West.