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Direct Payment Support Service

Description: Cheshire East Council is undertaking a soft market testing exercise to assess interest and gather information from organisations interested in providing a direct payment support service within the borough of Cheshire East. Direct Payment Support Service will provide, impartial, independent information and advice to residents of Cheshire East around all aspects of accessing and managing Direct Payments, this includes the financial, legal and employment responsibilities associated with direct payments. The service promotes independence, enabling and empowering individuals to make informed decisions regarding their care and support. Please send your completed questionnaire via email to commissioning@cheshireeast.gov.uk by 12:00pm Monday, 8th June 2026.

Summary: Cheshire East Council is in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "Direct Payment Support Service," aimed at providing guidance and counselling services within the borough of Cheshire East, UK. Classified under the services category, this opportunity falls under the light-touch regime and does not exceed the threshold limit. The council is currently conducting market engagement to gather interest from potential providers, with a key milestone set for 8th June 2026, by which interested parties are expected to submit a completed questionnaire. The contract is scheduled to commence on 1st April 2027, lasting until 31st March 2029, with a possible extension until 31st March 2030.

Security Services for Cheshire East Council

Description: Cheshire East Council are looking for a supplier to perform our Security Services contract. This contract will be procured using the Competitive Flexible Procedure and is defined as a light touch contract under the Procurement Act and regulations. The scope of the Services comprises the following main service elements: * Static guarding & ad-hoc security services; * Response services & key holding (including fire and intruder); * Site Monitoring (Mobile Patrols and CCTV installation & monitoring) & keyholding; * Locking/unlocking sites & key holding; * Security stewarding/guarding ad-hoc indoor and outdoor events. The Council's portfolio to be covered by this Contract is c.65 sites of differing sizes spread across a large geographic area including rural settings. The sites requiring the various service elements of this Contract range from (read more...)

Summary: Cheshire East Council is initiating a public procurement process for a Security Services contract titled "Security Services for Cheshire East Council." The procurement is classified under the services industry category and is located in the Crewe region within the United Kingdom. The tender process commenced on 22nd May 2026 and is currently at the tender stage, utilising a Competitive Flexible Procedure. Organisations interested in participating must submit their expression of interest by 12 noon on 19th June 2026. The procurement process mandates a thorough selection of a single economic operator and disallows subcontracting to ensure strict control over operations and personnel. The contract will cover approximately 65 sites, incorporating a mix of corporate offices, rural locations, and high-risk operational sites, necessitating versatile and comprehensive security solutions.

Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex Fire Alarm

Description: The installation of new compliant fire alarm system for the Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex (includes the Market Hall and Public Toilets). Removal of existing and making good of all actions.

Summary: Sandbach Town Council has announced an open procurement process for the installation of a new fire alarm system at the Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex, which includes the Market Hall and Public Toilets. This project falls under the services category of the public procurement industry, specifically targeting fire-detection and fire-alarm systems. The contract is available for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a value of £60,000, and is being conducted under a below threshold - open competition method. The procurement is currently at the tender stage with an enquiry period ending on 5th June 2026 and a tender submission deadline set for 15th June 2026. The location for the services extends across multiple UK regions, ensuring wide coverage.

Sandbach Town Council Public Toilet Refurbishment

Description: Seeking appropriately skilled and experienced organisations to deliver refurbishment works of town centre public toilet facilities and to provide options for operational delivery and management

Summary: Sandbach Town Council is seeking suitably skilled and experienced organisations for the refurbishment of public toilet facilities located in the town centre, with additional opportunities for managing and operating these facilities. This procurement is in the tender stage and follows an open competition procurement method, which is below threshold, allowing for a wide array of bidders. The total contract value is estimated at £150,000. Prospective bidders should note that the tender submission deadline is 15th June 2026, with an enquiry period ending on 5th June 2026. The project is set to commence on 2nd January 2027 and run until 31st March 2027, with a possibility of extension up to 31st August 2027.

Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex Fire Alarm

Description: The installation of new compliant fire alarm system for the Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex (includes the Market Hall and Public Toilets). Removal of existing and making good of all actions.

Summary: Sandbach Town Council has announced an open procurement process for the installation of a new fire alarm system at the Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex, which includes the Market Hall and Public Toilets. This project falls under the services category of the public procurement industry, specifically targeting fire-detection and fire-alarm systems. The contract is available for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a value of £60,000, and is being conducted under a below threshold - open competition method. The procurement is currently at the tender stage with an enquiry period ending on 5th June 2026 and a tender submission deadline set for 15th June 2026. The location for the services extends across multiple UK regions, ensuring wide coverage.

Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex Fire Alarm

Description: The installation of new compliant fire alarm system for the Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex (includes the Market Hall and Public Toilets). Removal of existing and making good of all actions.

Summary: Sandbach Town Council has announced an open procurement process for the installation of a new fire alarm system at the Sandbach Town Hall Building Complex, which includes the Market Hall and Public Toilets. This project falls under the services category of the public procurement industry, specifically targeting fire-detection and fire-alarm systems. The contract is available for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a value of £60,000, and is being conducted under a below threshold - open competition method. The procurement is currently at the tender stage with an enquiry period ending on 5th June 2026 and a tender submission deadline set for 15th June 2026. The location for the services extends across multiple UK regions, ensuring wide coverage.

Opening, Locking, Cleaning and Maintenance Services of Market Street and Snow Hill Public Toilets, Nantwich

Description: Nantwich Town Council invites tenders from suitably experienced contractors to provide opening, locking, daily cleaning, consumables, waste removal and related services at Market Street and Snow Hill Public Toilets, Nantwich. The Snow Hill site also requires planned and reactive maintenance services, including preventative visits and maintenance of Wallgate equipment as specified in the tender documents.

Summary: Nantwich Town Council is actively seeking tenders for the provision of opening, locking, cleaning, and maintenance services at the Market Street and Snow Hill public toilets located in Nantwich. The tender, identified by the reference NTC/SR/PUBLICTOILETS/2026, falls under the cleaning services industry category. This procurement follows an open procedure method and is currently in the tender stage. The tender period concludes on 15th June 2026 at 17:00 BST. Services are set to commence on 20th July 2026 and will continue until 20th July 2029. The contracting process is designed for services specifically classified under CPV code 90910000, with additional classification under facility-related sanitation services. The anticipated contract value ranges between £117,000 and £135,000 GBP.

EPOS (Electronic Point of Sale) and Management system.System for Tatton Park

Description: Provision of EPOS (Electronic Point of Sale)and Management Information Support and maintenance contract at Tatton Park. To upgrade and modernise the transactional software used by front of house electronic point of sales terminals located across Tatton Park. Increase the income received from visitors and customers to Tatton Park. Provide refreshed income taking facilities in order that Tatton can capitalise all trading income opportunities at Tatton both face to face and via on line sales. This will involve flexibility of receiving the most up to date methods of receiving income. It is important that all income received is taken in a safe and secure manner. Providing the customers/visitors with ease of cash/money taking facilities Ensure the new system has the ability to evolve in line with changes in technology (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Cheshire East Borough Council is aimed at enhancing the Electronic Point of Sale (EPOS) and Management Information System at Tatton Park. This tender, currently active and at the tendering stage, focuses on deploying modern transactional software across the park to optimise income from both physical and online transactions. Interested suppliers must take note of the tight timeline, with the expression of interest deadline set for 17th June 2026, and potential on-site demonstrations scheduled between 16th July 2026 and 21st August 2026. The procurement applies a competitive flexible procedure and invites submissions through the electronic platform Proactis - The Chest.

Integrated Community Equipment Service

Description: Community equipment enables people who are less mobile or who require assistance to live safely and independently at home. This includes a wide range of items-from simple living aids such as wheeled walkers, raised toilet seats and commodes, to more complex equipment such as profiling beds, hoists and specialised seating. This is a loan-based community equipment service. Equipment is provided to individuals for short- or long-term use, depending on assessed need, and is collected, refurbished, recycled or replaced when no longer required. The Provider will therefore be responsible for the full lifecycle of loaned equipment, including delivery, installation, maintenance, repair, collection and reissue. The timely provision of community equipment supports safe discharge from hospital, prevents avoidable admissions, and helps people remain independent in their own homes for longer. (read more...)

Summary: The Integrated Community Equipment Service tender, led by Cheshire West and Chester Council, invites bids to provide a wide array of community equipment that supports independent living for individuals with mobility challenges. The procurement falls under the health and social work services industry category, with deliveries in regions UKD62 and UKD63 within the United Kingdom. This tender is currently active with an open procurement method and a deadline for submission of tenders set for 11th June 2026. The contract period is slated to begin on 1st April 2027 and run until 31st March 2031, with potential renewal options available. The contract, also involving Cheshire East Council and NHS Cheshire and Merseyside Integrated Care Board as stakeholders, has a gross estimated value of £34.2 million.

Care at Home

Description: Through a programme of transformational change and co-production, Cheshire East Council is redesigning its home care offer. This work focuses on enabling care, provider stability, and support services that strengthen the communities in which they operate. Care at Home services, also known as domiciliary care, will move to a Neighbourhood Model, under which providers will operate within defined areas of the borough. Providers will deliver care and support that reflects the specific needs, demand, and characteristics of each neighbourhood. As part of this approach, the number of providers the Council contracts with will reduce. The Neighbourhood Model will prioritise strengths based and outcomes focused care and support, enabling people to maintain independence and wellbeing for as long as possible. This model supports closer working with local communities and (read more...)

Summary: The public procurement process led by Cheshire East Council focuses on a transformative project to redesign home care services, titled "Care at Home." The initiative aims to adopt a Neighbourhood Model of service delivery to better meet the health and social work needs of local communities within the borough. Located in Crewe, UKD62 region, this planned procurement is currently at the planning update stage, with a tender aiming to be published by April 2028. The procurement process utilises a competitive flexible procedure and plans to engage a framework agreement for the delivery of services along a contract period starting in April 2029, set to conclude no later than March 2036.