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Staff Absence Insurance 26-27

Description: The Institution is seeking to appoint a Provider of absence protection and reimbursement services for a twelve-month period, commencing 01/09/2026 until 31/08/2026. Consideration will be given to contract renewal subject to agreement, the continuation of favourable terms, and overall contract value. Mersey View Learning Trust is a multi-academy trust based in Sefton, Merseyside, dedicated to delivering high quality education through collaboration, innovation and a shared commitment to improving outcomes for all learners. Established in 2024, the Trust serves communities across Crosby, Waterloo, Litherland and the surrounding areas. The Trust currently comprises six schools and educational settings: Chesterfield High School & Sixth Form Forefield Community Infant & Nursery School Forefield Junior School Valewood Primary School Waterloo Primary School The Rowan Schools (including specialist provision for pupils with additional needs) (read more...)

Summary: Mersey View Learning Trust is seeking a provider for staff absence insurance, providing absence protection and reimbursement services across its six schools and educational settings in Sefton and Merseyside. The Trust serves communities in Crosby, Waterloo, Litherland and nearby areas, supporting education from early years to post-16, including specialist provision for pupils with additional needs. The service is classified as accident and health insurance services (CPV 66512000). The requirement covers the Trust’s approximately 3,000-plus students and 500-plus staff across its schools and central services. The Trust may extend the service to schools joining the multi-academy trust through academy conversion, transfer, merger or other organisational change, subject to agreement and any premium adjustment.

HM2 - Road Markings, Sefton Council

Description: 1. Description of Services 1.1. General Description Each site will vary from ad hoc single locations to larger scale recently completed surfacing schemes. Access to many locations may be limited and require a pre inspection prior to the intended works and the provision of no waiting cones and/or advanced warning notifications. The contractor should ensure in advance that the surface upon which the road marking material is to be laid is in a satisfactory condition. If the surface is not satisfactory the contractor should inform the Engineer accordingly and postpone the works until the surface is completed to a satisfactory condition 1.2. Types of marking The types of markings covered in this contract may include, but not be limited to: 1.2.1. Regulatory and Safety Markings - Centre lines, (read more...)

Summary: Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring road-marking services for highway maintenance in Sefton. The work covers ad hoc single locations and larger resurfacing schemes, including pre-inspections where access is restricted and confirming that surfaces are suitable before marking. Requirements include regulatory and safety markings such as centre lines, stop lines, pedestrian crossings and school keep-clear markings; parking and kerbside restrictions including yellow lines, bays and electric vehicle spaces; traffic-flow markings such as arrows, hatching, bus lanes and cycle lanes; and symbols and legends including speed roundels, cycle, bus, pedestrian and school markings. The services will be delivered across the Council’s highway area in the North West of England. The procurement is for services and is intended to appoint one contractor.

HR & Payroll System

Description: The Authority's key objectives are to: *Implement a single, integrated HR and Payroll solution that provides a single source of truth for workforce data. *Improve employee and manager experience through intuitive self-service functionality accessible via desktop and mobile devices. *Reduce manual administration through workflow automation, configurable approvals and digital document management. *Strengthen payroll efficiency, accuracy and statutory compliance. *Enhance management reporting, analytics and workforce planning capabilities. *Support future organisational growth, restructuring and changes in ways of working. *Improve data quality, governance, auditability and GDPR compliance. *Enable integration with the Authority's wider Microsoft ecosystem and corporate applications. *Provide a scalable platform that supports innovation, emerging technologies and future AI-enabled capabilities. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Bootle:-Time-accounting-or-human-resources-software-package./E6PVD2MG48 To respond to this opportunity, please (read more...)

Summary: Sovini Limited is procuring an integrated human resources and payroll system for its workforce, combining HR, payroll, time accounting and financial systems functionality with associated personnel and payroll services. The solution is intended to create a single source of workforce data, improve employee and manager self-service through desktop and mobile access, automate workflows and approvals, manage documents digitally, and strengthen payroll accuracy and statutory compliance. It must support management reporting, analytics, workforce planning, organisational growth and changing ways of working. The requirement also covers data quality, governance, auditability and GDPR compliance, integration with Microsoft and other corporate applications, and a scalable platform for innovation and future AI-enabled capabilities. Delivery is in Merseyside.

THE PROVISION OF A TECHNICAL ADVISOR TO HSE

Description: The Health and Safety Executive are seeking to appoint a Technical Advisor for its Buxton site to assist the Estates Team deliver revenue and capital improvement works, alongside specialist advice to Science Engineering Analysis Division (SEAD) where their projects fall within the CDM regulations. The contract may be used to assist the HSE with technical advice for our nationwide property portfolio. The contract is expected to run for an initial three-year period, with options to extend for up to two additional one-year periods.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive is buying technical adviser services for its Buxton site, supporting the Estates Team in delivering revenue and capital improvement works. The adviser will also provide specialist advice to the Science Engineering Analysis Division where projects fall within the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. The arrangement may additionally support HSE’s property portfolio across the United Kingdom. The procurement is for services covering building construction, building installation repair and maintenance, and civil engineering consultancy. HSE is the buying organisation and the work is centred on Buxton, with potential nationwide application across its property estate. The requirement is structured as a single service lot and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

FOR COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (CFD) AND FINITE ELEMENT (FE) SOFTWARE, INCLUDING PRODUCT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT.

Description: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) intends to go to market for a supplier to provide Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Finite Element (FE) software, including product maintenance and support. This notice provides an overview of the scope of services and expectations to inform potential suppliers ahead of the formal tender process. The contract is expected to run for an initial three-year period, with options to extend for up to two additional one-year periods

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive is procuring software supply and support services for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Finite Element (FE) software. The requirement includes product maintenance and ongoing support, intended to provide the software capabilities needed for the HSE’s technical and analytical work. The procurement is for services delivered in the United Kingdom. It is a single requirement covering both CFD and FE software rather than separate workstreams. Suppliers should therefore be able to provide the relevant software products as well as the associated maintenance and support arrangements. The opportunity is being bought by the Health and Safety Executive, a central government public authority, for use within its operations.

THE PROVISION OF A TECHNICAL ADVISOR TO HSE

Description: The Health and Safety Executive are seeking to appoint a Technical Advisor for its Buxton site to assist the Estates Team deliver revenue and capital improvement works, alongside specialist advice to Science Engineering Analysis Division (SEAD) where their projects fall within the CDM regulations. The contract may be used to assist the HSE with technical advice for our nationwide property portfolio. The contract is expected to run for an initial three-year period, with options to extend for up to two additional one-year periods.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive is buying technical adviser services for its Buxton site, supporting the Estates Team in delivering revenue and capital improvement works. The adviser will also provide specialist advice to the Science Engineering Analysis Division where projects fall within the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. The arrangement may additionally support HSE’s property portfolio across the United Kingdom. The procurement is for services covering building construction, building installation repair and maintenance, and civil engineering consultancy. HSE is the buying organisation and the work is centred on Buxton, with potential nationwide application across its property estate. The requirement is structured as a single service lot and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

FOR COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (CFD) AND FINITE ELEMENT (FE) SOFTWARE, INCLUDING PRODUCT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT.

Description: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) intends to go to market for a supplier to provide Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Finite Element (FE) software, including product maintenance and support. This notice provides an overview of the scope of services and expectations to inform potential suppliers ahead of the formal tender process. The contract is expected to run for an initial three-year period, with options to extend for up to two additional one-year periods.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive is procuring software supply and support services for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Finite Element (FE) software. The requirement includes product maintenance and ongoing support, intended to provide the software capabilities needed for the HSE’s technical and analytical work. The procurement is for services delivered in the United Kingdom. It is a single requirement covering both CFD and FE software rather than separate workstreams. Suppliers should therefore be able to provide the relevant software products as well as the associated maintenance and support arrangements. The opportunity is being bought by the Health and Safety Executive, a central government public authority, for use within its operations.

Charity Commission Futures Programme

Description: The Charity Commission is currently in Year 1 of a 3-year Digital Transformation Programme (the "Futures Programme") and invites prospective suppliers to attend a Supplier Engagement session to provide an overview of the Futures Programme as a whole, the work underway and our intended outcomes for the programme as well as a Commercial update. The contract start and end dates included in this notice cover the remaining period of the programme - actual start and end dates will be determined by individual procurement exercises. Previous notices shared on Contracts Finder can be found below: https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/1df22275-078e-4dc4-9014-c1e991b0daf7 https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/1df22275-078e-4dc4-9014-c1e991b0daf7

Summary: The Charity Commission for England and Wales is planning a digital transformation services programme known as the Charity Commission Futures Programme. It covers software packages and information systems, together with IT consulting, software development, internet services and technical support. The programme is intended to deliver the Commission’s wider digital transformation outcomes and includes work already under way during its three-year programme. Services will be delivered in the United Kingdom. The procurement is structured as a single package of services and is being led by the Charity Commission as a central government public authority. The scope may be delivered through individual procurement exercises covering particular parts of the programme, rather than through one single activity covering every requirement.

Charity Commission Futures Programme

Description: The Charity Commission is currently in Year 1 of a 3-year Digital Transformation Programme (the "Futures Programme") and invites prospective suppliers to attend a Supplier Engagement session to provide an overview of the Futures Programme as a whole, the work underway and our intended outcomes for the programme as well as a Commercial update. The contract start and end dates included in this notice cover the remaining period of the programme - actual start and end dates will be determined by individual procurement exercises. Previous notices shared on Contracts Finder can be found below: https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/1df22275-078e-4dc4-9014-c1e991b0daf7 https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/1df22275-078e-4dc4-9014-c1e991b0daf7

Summary: The Charity Commission for England and Wales is planning a digital transformation services programme known as the Charity Commission Futures Programme. It covers software packages and information systems, together with IT consulting, software development, internet services and technical support. The programme is intended to deliver the Commission’s wider digital transformation outcomes and includes work already under way during its three-year programme. Services will be delivered in the United Kingdom. The procurement is structured as a single package of services and is being led by the Charity Commission as a central government public authority. The scope may be delivered through individual procurement exercises covering particular parts of the programme, rather than through one single activity covering every requirement.

One Vision Housing - Asset Management Tender

Description: Modification Notice Original description: An integrated asset management TPC2005 Term Partnering Contract with a single service provider to deliver a programme of Responsive Repairs, Void Works, Planned component replacement works, Adaptations, Cyclical Works, Heating breakdown, servicing and installation, grounds maintenance, communal cleaning including window cleaning, general property refurbishment and improvement works, M and E including fire and emergency lighting servicing and compliance services, M and E servicing and repair generally, fire related works, pest control, warden call systems, health and safety testing such as asbestos, asbestos removal and new building development. Description of the modifications One Vision Housing has amended the contract by increasing the value of up to 50% of the original contract value in line with Regulation 72(c) of the Public Contract Regulations 2015. Description of (read more...)

Summary: BIP Solutions Limited is buying an integrated construction and housing property services package for One Vision Housing, delivered across the North West of England. The single service provider is expected to cover responsive repairs, void property works, planned component replacement, adaptations, cyclical works and general refurbishment and improvement. The scope also includes heating breakdown response, servicing and installation, grounds maintenance, communal and window cleaning, mechanical and electrical servicing and repairs, fire and emergency lighting, fire-related works, pest control, warden call systems, asbestos testing and removal, health and safety compliance testing, and new building development. This is a broad construction and property maintenance requirement, classified under CPV 45000000, combining planned, reactive, compliance and development work.