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Consignment Agreement for Sportswear & Equipment - Leisure Services

Description: Consignment stock management and support for goods provided at the two leisure venues detailed below: Queens Park Health & Fitness Newton-Le-Willows Health & Fitness

Summary: St Helens Council is seeking a supplier to manage consignment stock and support the supply of sportswear and leisure equipment for its leisure services. The goods are for Queens Park Health & Fitness and Newton-Le-Willows Health & Fitness. The requirement combines stock management with provision of goods for use at these two leisure venues. It is a services procurement, with leisure equipment and sports facilities operation identified as relevant areas. The delivery locations are associated with the two named venues.

Provision of Fuel Cards

Description: Livv Housing Group are beginning a procurement process to appoint a fuel cards provider for the provision of diesel, petrol and EV charging.

Summary: Livv Housing Group intends to appoint a provider of fuel cards for use in purchasing diesel, petrol and electric vehicle charging. The requirement combines fuel-card provision with access to fuel and charging services, for the group’s operations across the United Kingdom. This is a planned procurement for goods, rather than a current invitation to tender. Livv Housing Group is seeking input from interested contractors through an optional preliminary market-engagement exercise to help shape the final tender. Suppliers can provide basic details of their organisation and offer, including their geographical coverage, through an online questionnaire. The future formal tender is expected to be issued separately.

Provision of Occupational Health Services

Description: The Trust requires a minimum of two Occupational Health Physicians/Providers for a 3- year term from the 1st January 2027 with a 2-year extension option.

Summary: Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is seeking occupational health services for its Health Work & Wellbeing Department. The requirement is for at least two occupational health physicians or providers to deliver the Trust’s occupational health service. This is a healthcare services contract, classified under CPV 85100000 (health services), with delivery at the Trust’s Health Work & Wellbeing Department in Mersey and West Lancashire. The procurement is covered by the Provider Selection Regime, which applies to the award. Suppliers should review the tender documents for the detailed service requirements and scope.

Torus Job Evaluation and Salary Benchmarking Service

Description: Torus is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced provider to deliver job evaluation and salary benchmarking services. The successful supplier will support Torus in maintaining a fair, consistent and market-informed pay structure through the provision of job evaluation, salary benchmarking and associated advisory services. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-St-Helens:-Human-resources-management-consultancy-services./339XT3FQ3U To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/339XT3FQ3U

Summary: Torus62 Limited is seeking a provider for job evaluation, salary benchmarking and related advisory services. The work is intended to help the organisation maintain a fair, consistent and market-informed pay structure. This is a human resources management consultancy service (CPV 79414000). The buyer is based in St Helens, and delivery is in the United Kingdom. The requirement centres on evaluating jobs and benchmarking pay against the market, alongside advice to support the organisation’s pay arrangements.

Huyton MSCP Lift Control Upgrade

Description: The purpose of this procurement is to replace the control system and associated hardware for 2 passenger lifts in Huyton Multi-Storey car park. The control system is beyond repair and the lifts are currently isolated from use subject to replacement of the control system. This contract does not include any element of other routine maintenance or servicing for the lifts which is covered under a separate contract and this contract is specifically for the replacement of the control system and servicing/warranty of that system for the first 12 months

Summary: Knowsley Council is buying replacement control systems and associated hardware for two passenger lifts in Huyton multi-storey car park. The lifts are currently out of use because their existing control system is beyond repair. The work is specifically limited to replacing the control systems and providing servicing and warranty for those systems during the first 12 months; routine lift maintenance and servicing are covered by a separate contract. This is lift-control upgrade work within a wider construction works category. Delivery is at Huyton, in Knowsley. The requirement is for two passenger lifts at a single car park, rather than a general lift maintenance contract or a programme covering multiple sites.

Fusion21 Construction & Refurbishment Framework (2027-31) - PMEN

Description: Fusion21 is currently preparing for the renewal of its Construction Framework. The framework will cover the provision of refurbishment and construction works for participating contracting authorities across the United Kingdom, in accordance with the objectives and requirements of the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23). Works may be delivered to the internal and external areas of any existing operational, residential, industrial or commercial assets, public buildings, and any other property and/or related assets owned, rented or leased by Members. This may include new build works, as well as any additional buildings, extensions, or alterations required by Members utilising the framework, or on property and related assets in which Members may have a current or future interest. The intended works will include, but will not be limited to: * Refurbishment * (read more...)

Summary: Fusion21 Foundation is preparing a national construction and refurbishment framework for participating public bodies across the United Kingdom. It is intended to cover work to existing operational, residential, industrial and commercial property, public buildings and related assets owned, rented or leased by members. The scope ranges from refurbishment, regeneration, fit-out, modernisation, alterations and extensions to conversions and new construction, including housing regeneration, extra-care schemes, rooftop and infill development. Two proposed areas are housing refurbishment and new build, and non-domestic construction, refurbishment and new build. The framework is intended to give contracting authorities a compliant, flexible route to procure works that offers value for money, social value and environmental benefits. Both national and regional delivery are envisaged.

Mayoral Attendant/Chauffeur

Description: (a) To provide an experienced, professional Attendant/Chauffeur to the Mayor of St Helens (or their Deputy if circumstances dictate) as and when required in relation to the Mayor's engagements.

Summary: St Helens Council is seeking an experienced, professional attendant/chauffeur for the Mayor of St Helens, or the Deputy Mayor when circumstances require. The service is to be provided as and when needed for the Mayor’s engagements. This is a local passenger transport and chauffeur service, classified under security services in the procurement data. Delivery is associated with Lancashire and Merseyside. The requirement is reserved for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises based in Lancashire; the selection criteria also refer to suppliers in the St Helens city region and Merseyside. The work is therefore aimed at local providers able to supply reliable, professional chauffeur support for civic engagements.

Supported Lodgings Knowsley

Description: We would like to take the opportunity to do some 'soft market testing' as outlined below, to determine current interest levels in the market. Purpose of the Service To provide suitable, safe and well supported live-in accommodation for young people aged 16-24 that enables focused recovery, reablement and progression to independence through the recruitment, training and support of appropriate Lodging Providers, referred to as Householders. Interventions will support young people to achieve positive change so that they have the confidence, skills, resilience and networks to move on safely, sustain accommodation, progress into education, employment, training or university where appropriate, and make a successful transition into adulthood.

Summary: Knowsley Council is exploring a supported lodgings service for young people aged 16 to 24. The service would provide suitable, safe and well-supported live-in accommodation through the recruitment, training and ongoing support of lodging providers, referred to as householders. It is intended to support focused recovery, reablement and progression to independence. The service would help young people build confidence, skills, resilience and networks, move on safely, sustain accommodation and progress into education, employment, training or university where appropriate, supporting a successful transition into adulthood. The work is a social care and related support service, with delivery associated with Knowsley and the wider North West of England. The procurement is classified as a light-touch service arrangement and is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community or social enterprises.

Supported Lodgings Knowsley

Description: We would like to take the opportunity to do some 'soft market testing' as outlined below, to determine current interest levels in the market. Purpose of the Service To provide suitable, safe and well supported live-in accommodation for young people aged 16-24 that enables focused recovery, reablement and progression to independence through the recruitment, training and support of appropriate Lodging Providers, referred to as Householders. Interventions will support young people to achieve positive change so that they have the confidence, skills, resilience and networks to move on safely, sustain accommodation, progress into education, employment, training or university where appropriate, and make a successful transition into adulthood.

Summary: Knowsley Council is exploring a supported lodgings service for young people aged 16 to 24. The service would provide suitable, safe and well-supported live-in accommodation through the recruitment, training and ongoing support of lodging providers, referred to as householders. It is intended to support focused recovery, reablement and progression to independence. The service would help young people build confidence, skills, resilience and networks, move on safely, sustain accommodation and progress into education, employment, training or university where appropriate, supporting a successful transition into adulthood. The work is a social care and related support service, with delivery associated with Knowsley and the wider North West of England. The procurement is classified as a light-touch service arrangement and is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community or social enterprises.

Residential / Residential EMI Respite Provision

Description: Knowsley MBC are currently undergoing a respite review and are looking at piloting a bookable planned residential and residential EMI respite provision in the borough. The Council therefore wishes to engage with providers to pilot a residential and residential EMI respite service in Knowsley. The requirement is for one residential and one residential EMI respite bed provision in Knowsley. We require respite provision commencing 01 July 2026 for a period of 12 months with an option to extend for up to 12 months in aggregate. We are seeking 2 beds (one residential and one residential EMI) on a block contract. These may be located in one location or across a couple of locations depending on the offers available from the market. Subject to sufficient demand.

Summary: Knowsley Council is seeking providers for a planned residential respite service and a residential respite service for people with an EMI need, meaning dementia or other mental health-related care requirements. The pilot is intended to provide two respite beds under one block contract: one standard residential bed and one residential EMI bed. The beds may be provided at one site or across two sites, depending on the offers available and subject to sufficient demand. The service will be delivered in the Knowsley borough area. The requirement is classified as residential nursing care services. This opportunity is for care providers able to deliver planned, bookable respite accommodation in a residential setting for the council’s residents.