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Preliminary Market Engagement for Education Software Suite

Description: Halton Borough Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand the current software solutions available to support the delivery of its Education Services. The Council is currently an Access Synergy customer and is seeking to test the market and review the range of alternative solutions available. The purpose of this exercise is to understand current market capability, functionality, technology, integration opportunities, implementation approaches and indicative costs for a modern Education Services software solution. The Council is interested in solutions that can support a number of Education Service functions, ideally through an integrated platform. The anticipated scope includes the following key functional areas: * Admissions - supporting the end-to-end school admissions process, including applications, preferences, eligibility, allocations, offers, waiting lists, appeals, correspondence and reporting. Creation, export and importing of (read more...)

Summary: Halton Borough Council is exploring an integrated education services software suite to support its Education Services. The proposed solution would replace or provide an alternative to the Council’s current Access Synergy system, covering admissions, Early Years funding and provider management, free school meals, school access to admissions and entitlements, and special educational needs and disabilities. It would also cover pupil support services, education welfare, exclusions, alternative provision, elective home education, family hubs, entertainment licences and chaperones, together with flexible education case management. Required functionality includes referrals, assessments, plans, placements, funding, workflows, document management, correspondence, reporting and statutory returns. The Council wants a modern, secure platform that enables appropriate information sharing across services. Delivery is for Halton Borough Council in Halton, Cheshire.

Highway Surface Treatments Term Contract - Sprays/Surface Dressing/Slurry/Micro Asphalt

Description: The successful Contractor is required to : 1. Liaise with the Project Manager to maintain and improve the Council's highway assets by the application of the most appropriate surface treatments. 2. Assess the asset condition, decide the most appropriate treatment to extend the assets life, develop and agree annual works programmes and preparatory works with the Project Manager. 3. Use your expertise in designing / selecting the material / treatment process for each location / asset to be maintained. 4. Work with the Client in partnership to preserve and extend the whole life highway assets in the Borough of Halton.

Summary: Halton Borough Council is procuring highway surface treatment works across the Borough of Halton. The contract covers sprays, surface dressing, slurry sealing and micro-asphalt, used to maintain and improve highway assets and extend their service life. The appointed contractor will assess asset condition, select and design the most suitable treatment and materials for each location, and agree annual works programmes and preparatory activities with the Council’s Project Manager. The work involves preserving and extending the whole-life performance of roads through a partnership approach with the Council. It is a works contract for highway and road surfacing, including surface work for highways and roads. Requirements may be called off when needed rather than delivered through a fixed programme of pre-defined projects.

Integrated Wellbeing Service

Description: St Helens Borough Council is beginning work to recommission its Integrated Wellbeing Service. This is the Council's main public health prevention offer for residents, bringing together six areas of delivery under a single arrangement. The current arrangement ends on 30 June 2027 and a new contract is expected to commence on 1 July 2027. The service is funded through the Public Health Grant, with some elements supported by additional time limited grant funding. The indicative annual value is in the region of PS1.9m. The previous contract was awarded with an annual value of PS1.99m. All figures are indicative and the final value and scope are subject to confirmation. Some grant funded elements are subject to continuation decisions and may or may not form part of the new contract. (read more...)

Summary: St Helens Council is recommissioning its Integrated Wellbeing Service, a public health prevention service for residents across the borough. The service brings six areas of delivery together under one arrangement and is classified as health services (CPV 85100000). The work will be delivered in St Helens. The council is considering whether the future provision should be delivered as one integrated service, through an overarching contract divided into service areas, or through separate contracts. It is also testing whether providers would prefer to deliver the whole service, a single area, or work in partnership. The scope includes existing grant-funded provision and may include additional time-limited grant-funded elements, subject to continuation decisions.

Repairs and Voids Contractor Framework

Description: Livv Housing Group has a stock of approximately 13,000 homes and whilst their main area of operation is currently Knowsley, services may also be required within the wider Liverpool City Region. In addition to this, the Group also has some outlying stock in the broader North West area. The Livv Maintenance team currently consists of approximately 120 operatives providing a range of services including responsive repairs and maintenance services, cyclical works, planned investment and voids work to ensure the Group's housing stock remains in an excellent condition. The Group is seeking bids for a framework of contractors to support Livv Maintenance in conducting responsive repairs, maintenance work and void property works across multiple lots. The framework is divided into two workstreams: 1. REPAIRS: covering responsive repairs and maintenance (read more...)

Summary: Livv Housing Group is procuring a framework of contractors for responsive repairs, maintenance and work to empty homes before re-letting. The requirement covers 32 separately awarded lots in two workstreams: repairs to occupied properties and voids works. Trades include joinery, general building, gas and plumbing, standard and solar electrical work, air-source heat pumps, infestation treatment, drainage, solid-fuel appliances, damp proofing and plastering, brickwork, windows and doors, groundworks, painting and decorating, and flooring. Work will support approximately 13,000 homes, mainly in Knowsley, with services also required across the wider Liverpool City Region and some properties elsewhere in the North West. Livv Housing Group’s maintenance team currently has approximately 120 operatives. Bidders may apply for one or more lots.

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 four-year construction and refurbishment framework for participating contracting authorities across the United Kingdom. The scope covers housing and non-domestic assets, including operational, residential, industrial and commercial property, public buildings and related land or assets. Work may include refurbishment, regeneration, stock improvement, fit-out, change of use, modernisation, extensions, conversions, alterations, new build, extra-care schemes, rooftop and infill developments, and housing regeneration that adds capacity. Associated construction-related services include site preparation, building installation and completion, roofing, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, insulation, joinery, flooring, painting, supervision and project management. The planned core structure has a housing refurbishment and new-build lot, plus a non-domestic construction, refurbishment and new-build lot. Delivery is intended across national and regional areas of the UK.

Church Square Shopping Centre Surface Deck Replacement

Description: Church Square Shopping Centre Surface Deck Replacement. You can express interest, download tender docks, and submit bids for this contract on The Chest, using the following link: https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=742148f5-d3aa-f111-813c-005056b64545&p=e0cc5631-4690-e511-80fb-000c29c9ba21 The Chest Reference ID: DN828627

Summary: St Helens Council is procuring works to replace the surface deck at Church Square Shopping Centre in St Helens. The requirement covers asphalt-related works, paving and asphalting, and fabrication of deck components. It is a construction and civil engineering opportunity for a contractor able to plan and deliver a surface replacement project in a shopping-centre environment. The work is located in St Helens, serving the Church Square Shopping Centre site. The council is the buyer and is seeking a contractor to carry out the physical replacement works rather than supply standalone materials. Businesses whose work includes asphalt surfacing, paving, deck fabrication or associated construction delivery should consider the opportunity, particularly where they can coordinate these activities as part of one works contract.

Cirrus Consortium Waste Framework 2026

Description: The Cirrus Consortium is a procurement consortium with members including Registered Providers of Social Housing, Local Authorities, ALMOs and NHS Trusts. The Cirrus Consortium is beginning Preliminary Market Engagement as part of the procurement process for the next version of the Cirrus Consortium Waste Framework (CCWF). This will replace the existing and highly successful waste framework, which had an estimated total value of PS40m ex VAT. In compliance with the Procurement Act 2023, Halton Housing are the principal contracting authority for the establishment of this framework and Cirrus Purchasing Ltd are the managing agent on behalf of the Cirrus Consortium.

Summary: Cirrus Purchasing, acting for the Cirrus Consortium with Halton Housing as principal contracting authority, is preparing the next version of the Cirrus Consortium Waste Framework. The procurement is for refuse and waste-related services for consortium members, including registered providers of social housing, local authorities, arm’s-length management organisations and NHS trusts. Services are expected to be delivered across England, Scotland and Wales, covering locations throughout the United Kingdom. The framework will replace the existing Cirrus waste framework. Cirrus Purchasing Ltd will manage the procurement on behalf of the consortium. This is a national public-sector waste services requirement rather than a single-site contract, so it may suit suppliers able to operate across multiple areas and serve different types of public bodies.

St Helens Shared Lives

Description: St Helens Borough Council is currently considering opportunities to build its existing respite offer to include a strong and consistent shared lives offer for residents aged over 18 years. An initial soft market test is being completed during September 2026 to determine market capacity. St Helens are eager to receive expressions of interest from supplier with experiences in delivering a shared lives services which can support residents with a variety of health and social care needs. You can find this on the below link https://procontract.due-north.com/ Project reference DN827826

Summary: St Helens Council is considering commissioning a shared lives service for adults aged over 18 in the St Helens borough. The proposed service would build the council’s existing respite offer into a stronger and more consistent shared lives provision. It is intended to support residents with a variety of health and social care needs through shared lives arrangements. This is a health and social work services requirement, classified under CPV 85000000. Delivery is planned within the St Helens area. The procurement is being shaped around the council’s existing respite provision and its aim of developing a reliable shared lives offer for local residents. Suppliers providing adult social care, respite or shared lives services are likely to find the subject matter relevant.

Riverside College - Finance Management Software System

Description: Riverside College require one supplier to fulfil their requirement for the supply, implementation and maintenance of a Finance Management Software System.

Summary: Riverside College Halton is seeking one supplier for a finance management software system. The requirement covers supplying the software, implementing it for the college and providing ongoing maintenance. This is a finance systems software service, including software development services associated with the system. The work is to be delivered for Riverside College Halton in the United Kingdom. The buyer is a public undertaking based in Widnes. The procurement is for a complete managed software requirement rather than separate goods or works packages, so relevant suppliers are likely to be businesses that provide finance management platforms together with implementation and continuing technical support. The supplier will be responsible for fulfilling the requirement as a single provider.

CA18390 - Riverside College - Finance Management Software System

Description: Riverside College require one supplier to fulfil their requirement for the supply, implementation and maintenance of a Finance Management Software System. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18390. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18390 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: Riverside College Halton is procuring a finance management software system as a service. The requirement covers supplying the system, implementing it for the college and maintaining it after implementation. This is a financial systems software development and support opportunity, with the system intended for the college’s finance management needs. The buyer is Riverside College Halton, based at Kingsway, Widnes, England. Delivery is associated with postcode WA8 7QQ in Widnes. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. It is a single-supplier requirement, so the successful business will be responsible for the complete software solution and its ongoing maintenance rather than only one component of the service.