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All Age Carers Hub

Description: Cheshire East Council is recommissioning its support offer for carers across the borough. The service will support adult carers who provide unpaid care and support to family members, friends and neighbours living within Cheshire East. Under the Care Act 2014, the Local Authority has a statutory responsibility to identify, assess need and support carers. The Council recognises the vital contribution unpaid carers make to sustaining families, communities, health services and social care and is committed to ensuring carers are recognised, valued and supported as equal partners in care. The final scope of the procurement will be confirmed following market engagement and completion of the service design process. It is anticipated the contract will include: provision of accessible information, advice and guidance; early identification and engagement; flexible preventative support; (read more...)

Summary: Cheshire East Council intends to recommission an all-age carers support hub for Cheshire East. The service will support adult carers who provide unpaid care to family members, friends and neighbours living within the borough. It is a health and social work service (CPV 85000000), covering accessible information, advice and guidance; early identification and engagement; flexible preventative support; wellbeing, training and skills development; peer and community support; digital innovation; co-production; and targeted interventions for carers facing additional barriers or inequalities. The final scope will be shaped through market engagement and service design. The work will be delivered across Cheshire East, for carers connected to people living within the borough.

All Age Carers Hub

Description: Cheshire East Council is recommissioning its support offer for carers across the borough. The service will support adult age carers who provide unpaid care and support to family members, friends and neighbours living within Cheshire East. The Council is currently reviewing its future operating model for supporting unpaid carers and the role of commissioned provision within the wider carers support system. This review has involved extensive engagement and co-production with carers, Adult Social Care, health services, voluntary and community sector organisations, and other key stakeholders. The final scope of the procurement, including the respective roles of commissioned provision, Council-delivered functions and partnership arrangements, will be confirmed following market engagement and completion of the service design process. Under the Care Act 2014, the Local Authority has a statutory responsibility (read more...)

Summary: Cheshire East Council intends to recommission an all-age carers support hub for Cheshire East. The service will support adult carers who provide unpaid care to family members, friends and neighbours living within the borough. It is a health and social work service (CPV 85000000), covering accessible information, advice and guidance; early identification and engagement; flexible preventative support; wellbeing, training and skills development; peer and community support; digital innovation; co-production; and targeted interventions for carers facing additional barriers or inequalities. The final scope will be shaped through market engagement and service design. The work will be delivered across Cheshire East, for carers connected to people living within the borough.

Direct Payment Support Service

Description: Cheshire East Council is inviting tenders for the provision of a Direct Payment Support Service within the borough of Cheshire East. The Direct Payment Support Service will provide impartial, independent information, advice, guidance and brokerage support to residents of Cheshire East in relation to Direct Payments. This includes supporting individuals to access, establish and manage Direct Payments, understand the associated financial, legal and employment responsibilities, and access Personal Assistant recruitment support through a dedicated Personal Assistant Register. The Service aims to promote independence, choice and control by enabling residents to make informed decisions about their care and support arrangements, whilst supporting the Council's ambition to increase Direct Payment uptake and develop the local Personal Assistant market

Summary: Cheshire East Council is procuring a Direct Payment Support Service for residents across the borough of Cheshire East. This is a public advice, guidance and brokerage service, classified under guidance and counselling services (CPV 85312300). The provider will give impartial, independent information and support to residents who are considering or using Direct Payments. The scope includes helping people access, establish and manage Direct Payments; understand related financial, legal and employment responsibilities; and obtain support to recruit Personal Assistants through a dedicated Personal Assistant Register. The service is intended to promote independence, choice and control in care and support arrangements, increase uptake of Direct Payments and help develop the local Personal Assistant market. The buying organisation is Cheshire East Council.

Town Council Office Redevelopment

Description: Crewe Town Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced building contractor to undertake the refurbishment, alteration and combination of two adjoining office buildings at 1 and 2 Chantry Court, Crewe, to create a single operational headquarters for the Council. The contract includes the provision of all labour, supervision, plant, materials, equipment, testing, commissioning and handover documentation necessary for the successful completion of the works. The principal works comprise: Selective internal strip-out and demolition works. Formation of new structural openings between the existing buildings. Removal of an existing staircase and structural floor infill works. Installation of new fire-resisting and standard partitions. Installation of new internal doors and fire doors. Repairs and refurbishment of ceilings, floors and decorations. Installation of a new kitchen facility. Replacement of existing (read more...)

Summary: Crewe Town Council is procuring building works to refurbish, alter and combine two adjoining office buildings at 1 and 2 Chantry Court, Crewe, into a single operational headquarters. The scope covers selective internal strip-out and demolition, new structural openings, staircase removal and structural floor infill, fire-resisting and standard partitions, internal and fire doors, ceiling, flooring and decoration repairs, a new kitchen, heating replacement including two gas-fired condensing boilers and radiators, and electrical, lighting, fire alarm, emergency lighting, access control and structured data installations. The contractor must provide all labour, supervision, plant, materials, equipment, testing, commissioning, certification and handover documentation. Work will take place in an operational local authority environment, with disruption to Council services minimised.

Market Hall Roof Refurbishment

Description: THE WORKS INVOLVE THE APPLICATION OF A COLD-APPLIED LIQUID ROOFING SYSTEM TO THE EXISTING FAILED METAL PITCHED ROOF. THE SITE IS A HIGH-PROFILE PUBLIC BUILDING SITUATED IN A CONSTRAINED TOWN-CENTER ENVIRONMENT. THE MARKET HALL WILL REMAIN FULLY OPERATIONAL THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THE WORKS. THE WORKS SHALL INCLUDE THE PREPARATION AND WATERPROOFING OF THE PARAPET WALL ABUTMENT TO THE CHURCHYARDSIDE AND PEPPER HOUSE GABLES OF THE EXISTING METAL ROOF USING A REINFORCED COLD LIQUID-APPLIED KEMPEROL WATERPROOFING SYSTEM. THE WORKS SHALL INCLUDE: * TEMPORARY REMOVAL OF EXISTING COPING STONES. * PREPARATION OF PARAPET WALL SURFACES. * FORMATION OF A CONTINUOUS KEMPEROL WATERPROOFING UPSTAND. * WATERPROOFING BENEATH COPING STONES. * REINSTATEMENT OF COPING STONES FOLLOWING COMPLETION. * ALL ASSOCIATED DETAILING, SEALING, AND MAKING GOOD.

Summary: Nantwich Town Council is procuring roof refurbishment works at Nantwich Market Hall, Market Street, Nantwich, CW5 5DG. The requirement is to repair and waterproof an existing failed pitched metal roof using a cold-applied, reinforced Kemperol liquid roofing system. Work includes roof surveys, preparation and treatment of fixings and corrosion, gutter lining, parapet upstands, waterproofing beneath coping stones, and associated sealing and making good. Coping stones are to be removed and reinstated, with damaged units replaced to match. The scope also covers localised high-level masonry remedials, including repointing and replacement of perished bricks with lime-based mortar to match the nineteenth-century building fabric. The high-profile public building will remain fully operational throughout the works in a constrained town-centre setting.

Supported Living, Outreach and Day Opportunity Services

Description: Cheshire East Council are recommissioning Supported Living, Outreach and Day Opportunity Services. Theses services are currently commissioned through the 'Complex Needs DPS - Dynamic Purchasing System' and the 'Day Opportunities FPS - Flexible Purchasing System' Under the Care Act, the Local Authority has a statutory responsibility to ensure this service is available for the residents of Cheshire East. Contracted providers deliver high quality, safe and personalised care and support to Adults over 18 (and individuals 16+ who are transitioning into adulthood). The services promote choice, dignity, control and quality of life for all residents and provide modernised care and support services that deliver value for money. This contract includes the following provisions: Mental Health, Learning Disability, Physical Disability, and people with Autism and challenging behaviour. The new contract (read more...)

Summary: Cheshire East Council plans to recommission supported living, outreach and day opportunity services for adults over 18, including people aged 16 and over transitioning into adulthood. The services will support residents across Cheshire East with mental health needs, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and challenging behaviour. Providers will be expected to deliver safe, personalised, high-quality care and support that promotes choice, dignity, control and quality of life, while providing value for money. The procurement is for health and social work services, including services delivered in supported living, outreach and day opportunity settings. It will replace arrangements currently commissioned through a complex-needs dynamic purchasing system and a day opportunities flexible purchasing system. Cheshire East Council is the buying organisation.

The Refurbishment of RCV's

Description: The refurbishment of RCV's , part or full depending on requirement for individual vehicles

Summary: Cheshire East Borough Council is procuring repair and maintenance services to refurbish its RCVs, either partly or fully depending on the requirements of individual vehicles. The work includes repairs and replacement of parts where required, with the detailed specification set out in the tender documents. The procurement is for Cheshire East Council and delivery is associated with the Cheshire East area. It is a services requirement, with an additional focus on metal-related work. Suppliers should therefore be able to assess vehicle condition, carry out appropriate refurbishment, complete repairs, replace components and return vehicles in accordance with the required specification. The requirement covers individual vehicle needs rather than a single standard repair package, so contractors should be able to respond to varying scopes of work.

ITT for Hot Cell

Description: MDC is seeking to procure a hot cell system, including design (where required), manufacture, supply, delivery, installation, commissioning, validation, and associated training and documentation. The solution may comprise an existing off-the-shelf product or a bespoke system, depending on the supplier's proposed technical solution and MDC's operational requirements. The contract will also include warranty, maintenance, and ongoing technical support. The hot cell must meet MDC's technical, operational, and regulatory requirements for the safe and effective handling of radioactive materials. Suppliers will be expected to provide a complete, fully operational solution ready for use.

Summary: Medicines Discovery Catapult Limited is procuring a hot cell system for the safe and effective handling of radioactive materials. The requirement covers an existing off-the-shelf product or a bespoke system, including design where required, manufacture, supply, delivery, installation, commissioning, validation, training, documentation, warranty, maintenance and ongoing technical support. The supplier must provide a complete, operational solution meeting the organisation’s technical, operational and regulatory requirements. This is a laboratory, optical and precision equipment procurement (CPV 38000000). Delivery and associated work will take place across England, with the buying organisation based at Alderley Park, Macclesfield. The opportunity is therefore relevant to specialist manufacturers and integrators of hot cells, radioactive-material handling systems, laboratory equipment and related installation, validation and support services.

Extra Care Housing, Care and Support Service

Description: Extra Care Housing services are purpose-built developments designed to enable older people to maintain their independence by having their own front door and tenancy while living within a supportive community environment. These schemes offer opportunities for social engagement alongside access to on-site care and support services. Many Extra Care Housing schemes include facilities such as a bistro, communal areas, and social activities. Each apartment is equipped with an emergency pull-cord system, which alerts the on-site care team should assistance be required. The combination of independent living, social opportunities, and the reassurance of a 24-hour on-site care presence makes Extra Care Housing an attractive option for many older people. Cheshire East Council currently commissions the continuous on-site care provision within four Extra Care Housing schemes across the borough. The (read more...)

Summary: Cheshire East Council is planning to procure extra care housing care and support services across four extra care housing schemes in the Cheshire East borough. The service will provide continuous on-site care for older people living independently in purpose-built developments, with their own front door and tenancy, while accessing a supportive community environment. The schemes may include communal areas, a bistro and social activities, alongside emergency pull-cord systems in each apartment and 24-hour on-site care presence. This is a social care service, classified under social work services without accommodation (CPV 85312000). The requirement is intended for providers able to deliver integrated care and support within extra care housing settings, working across multiple schemes and supporting residents’ independence, safety and social engagement.

Extra Care Housing, Care and Support Service

Description: Extra Care Housing services are purpose-built developments designed to enable older people to maintain their independence by having their own front door and tenancy while living within a supportive community environment. These schemes offer opportunities for social engagement alongside access to on-site care and support services. Cheshire East Council currently commissions the continuous on-site care provision within four Extra Care Housing schemes across the borough. The current care contracts are due to end on the 31st August 2027 and it is envisioned that tender for future contracts will go live in February 2027.

Summary: Cheshire East Council is planning to procure extra care housing care and support services across four extra care housing schemes in the Cheshire East borough. The service will provide continuous on-site care for older people living independently in purpose-built developments, with their own front door and tenancy, while accessing a supportive community environment. The schemes may include communal areas, a bistro and social activities, alongside emergency pull-cord systems in each apartment and 24-hour on-site care presence. This is a social care service, classified under social work services without accommodation (CPV 85312000). The requirement is intended for providers able to deliver integrated care and support within extra care housing settings, working across multiple schemes and supporting residents’ independence, safety and social engagement.