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Land-Based Operational Training and Assessment Services

Description: To provide training to Parks + Countryside and Wirral Evolutions Staff in safe use of horticultural equipment such as chainsaws, strimmers, sprayers, stump grinders, and driving tractors.

Summary: Wirral Council is seeking a provider to deliver practical, land-based operational training and assessment for staff in its Parks and Countryside service and Wirral Evolutions. Training covers the safe use of horticultural equipment, including chainsaws, strimmers, sprayers and stump grinders, as well as tractor driving. This is a staff training service rather than a supply of equipment. The work is for council teams in the Wirral area; the stated delivery location is the United Kingdom. The requirement is relevant to training providers with the expertise and facilities to teach and assess safe operation of grounds-maintenance machinery and vehicles.

Parental Advocacy Service

Description: The parental advocacy service will deliver one-to-one advocacy support for parents and carers whose children are subject to child protection arrangements.

Summary: Wirral Council is procuring a parental advocacy service: one-to-one support for parents and carers whose children are subject to child protection arrangements. The service is intended to help those parents and carers access advocacy in relation to the arrangements affecting their children. This is a social work service delivered in Wirral, England. The requirement is offered as a single lot and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises. Suppliers considering the opportunity should be able to provide individual advocacy support to this client group and deliver the service for the Council.

Ethnic Minority Health and Wellbeing Services

Description: The Council seeks to establish contracts for the delivery of community-based support services for ethnic minority communities. The procurement is divided into four Lots, with the detailed scope, service requirements, estimated values and delivery expectations set out within the Lot descriptions and procurement documents. Services are intended to improve accessibility, inclusion and outcomes for service users across the borough.

Summary: Wirral Council is seeking providers for ethnic minority health and wellbeing services across Wirral. The four service areas are support for asylum seekers and refugees, including dispersed populations; community outreach and engagement; community health and wellbeing; and cultural awareness and inclusion training. The first service combines community-based, culturally responsive support with referrals to health, wellbeing and wider services, and aims to address health inequalities. Outreach is intended to improve awareness, access and early identification of unmet need. The health and wellbeing service focuses on prevention, early intervention and health promotion. Training is intended to build the cultural competence and confidence of workforces serving ethnic minority communities. The services are designed to improve inclusion, access and outcomes for people across the borough.

ACORN GEODEMOGRAPHICS TOOL

Description: ACORN GEODEMOGRAPHICS TOOL

Summary: Wirral Borough Council has procured an Acorn geodemographics tool, a commercial data and software product used to classify and understand populations by their characteristics. The requirement is categorised as goods, with the associated service area covering information technology services. Delivery is across England, including the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, Midlands, East of England, London and the South East and South West. The buyer is Wirral Borough Council, based in Birkenhead. The procurement is focused on supplying the geodemographics tool; no additional implementation, support or other deliverables are described.

Development Opportunity: Seaview Road - Site of former Liscard Municipal Buildings and Adjacent Carpark

Description: Wirral Council (the Council) is the local authority for the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral. The Council's Economy, Regeneration, and Housing Committee adopted the Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard: An Integrated Master Plan on 22 November 2021. The Masterplan is published on Wirral Council's website, and the vision is to create a Liscard town centre loved by local people where: Everyone feels welcome; People can live, work, and play; There is a strong sense of local identity, and; People can come together. Members of the Council's Policy and Resources Committee (the Committee) agreed on 12 July 2023 to declare the former Liscard Municipal Offices fronting onto Egerton Grove and the adjacent carpark accessed by Seaview Road and behind businesses fronting on to Seaview Road and Liscard Village (the Site) surplus (read more...)

Summary: Wirral Council is seeking a lead development partner for the redevelopment of the former Liscard Municipal Buildings and adjacent car park in Liscard, Wallasey. The opportunity is for a housing-led brownfield development guided by the Council’s Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard. The scheme is intended to provide affordable rented housing, improve links with Liscard Village and support wider town-centre regeneration. The stated minimum requirement is 100% affordable housing for rent and at least 93 homes, with the site’s capacity study indicating approximately 100 homes. The work is primarily construction and development, supported by architectural, planning, surveying, environmental, energy, landscape, project management and other construction-related services. Associated works may include roads, footpaths, cycle paths, landscaping, utilities, building installations and renewable-energy measures. Delivery is in Liscard, within the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral.

Independent Evaluation of the Better Security, Better Care Programme (October 2025 to October 2028)

Description: Digital Care Hub is seeking an independent evaluation partner to assess the delivery, impact, sustainability and value for money of the Better Security, Better Care (BSBC) programme. Funded by the Department of Health and Social Care, BSBC supports approximately 28,000 CQC-registered adult social care locations in England to improve cyber security, data protection and information governance, including compliance with the Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT). Delivery is led nationally by Digital Care Hub through more than 30 Local Support Organisations, combining central leadership, guidance, training, communications, data analysis and performance management with trusted local support. The supplier will design and deliver a proportionate mixed-method evaluation covering programme governance and delivery, stakeholder engagement, partner effectiveness, reach, changes in awareness and behaviour, adoption of good practice, DSPT outcomes, organisational (read more...)

Summary: Better Security, Better Care is seeking an independent evaluation partner for its nationally delivered programme supporting around 28,000 CQC-registered adult social care locations in England. The evaluation will assess delivery, impact, sustainability, value for money and wider social and economic benefits as the programme helps providers improve cyber security, data protection, information governance and compliance with the Data Security and Protection Toolkit. Digital Care Hub leads delivery through more than 30 Local Support Organisations, combining national guidance, training, communications, data analysis and performance management with local support. The work is a mixed-method programme and economic evaluation service, covering governance, stakeholder engagement, partner effectiveness, reach, behaviour change, resilience, cost effectiveness and return on investment. The buyer is Better Security Better Care.

Development Opportunity: Seaview Road - Site of former Liscard Municipal Buildings and Adjacent Carpark

Description: Wirral Council (the "Council") is the local authority for the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral. The Council's Economy, Regeneration, and Housing Committee adopted the Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard: An Integrated Master Plan on 22 November 2021. The Masterplan is published on Wirral Council's website, and the vision is to create a Liscard town centre loved by local people where: Everyone feels welcome; People can live, work, and play; There is a strong sense of local identity, and; People can come together. Members of the Council's Policy and Resources Committee (the Committee) agreed on 12 July 2023 to declare the former Liscard Municipal Offices [fronting onto Egerton Grove and the adjacent carpark accessed by Seaview Road and behind businesses fronting on to Seaview Road and Liscard Village] (the Site) surplus (read more...)

Summary: Wirral Council is seeking a lead development partner for the redevelopment of the former Liscard Municipal Buildings and adjacent car park in Liscard, Wallasey. The opportunity is for a housing-led brownfield development guided by the Council’s Neighbourhood Framework for Liscard. The scheme is intended to provide affordable rented housing, improve links with Liscard Village and support wider town-centre regeneration. The stated minimum requirement is 100% affordable housing for rent and at least 93 homes, with the site’s capacity study indicating approximately 100 homes. The work is primarily construction and development, supported by architectural, planning, surveying, environmental, energy, landscape, project management and other construction-related services. Associated works may include roads, footpaths, cycle paths, landscaping, utilities, building installations and renewable-energy measures. Delivery is in Liscard, within the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral.

ML2026/023 - EWI Cladding Reinstatement

Description: EWI Cladding Reinstatement works at three (3) High Rise Building (Flats)

Summary: Magenta Living is procuring external wall insulation (EWI) cladding reinstatement works to three high-rise residential buildings: Liscard House, Sunningdale and The Towers. The requirement covers cladding replacement and reinstatement at Magenta Living properties in the North West of England. It is a construction works contract, classified under CPV 45262650 for cladding works. The procurement is intended to address cladding requirements across the three named sites through one supplier. The buyer is Magenta Living, a public undertaking based in Birkenhead. Bidders should review the technical requirements for each building and ensure their proposed approach covers the complete three-site requirement, rather than treating the properties as separate procurements.

Whalley Range 11-18 High School Catering Tender 2026/27

Description: Whalley Range 11-18 High School are seeking to procure a provider for catering services. The provision of the service must demonstrate the best value approach and be flexible in its delivery and operation to ensure that the needs and ethos of the school are supported. This tender process is targeted to have a catering contract in place to commence in April 2027. Please note that this process covers all catering services within Whalley Range 11-18 High School with full tender costings and proposals for the school for a contract start in April 2027. These details will be further explained in the ITT documents. The process will be through a competitive flexible procedure commencing with a participation stage to create a select bidder list following analysis of a PSQ (read more...)

Summary: RPJ3 Group is procuring a complete catering service for Whalley Range 11-18 High School. The requirement covers all school catering operations, including delivery and day-to-day service, with proposals expected to demonstrate value for money, flexibility and an approach that supports the school’s needs and ethos. The work is classified as school catering services and will be delivered for the school in the United Kingdom. The provider will be responsible for operating and supporting the catering provision rather than supplying a single product or isolated service. The requirement is suitable for catering businesses able to provide an end-to-end school food service, maintain consistent standards and adapt their operation to the school environment.

Choice, Independence and Community Living Framework

Description: The purpose of the Choice, Independence and Community Living Framework is to commission a diverse, high-quality and sustainable range of services that enable adults in Wirral to live with choice, independence and strong connections to their local communities. The framework will secure provision across Supported Living (Care and accommodation-based support), Day Opportunities and Short Breaks. It is intended to ensure that support is flexible, inclusive and responsive to local need, reflecting the diverse communities of Wirral and the lived experiences of people who draw on care and support.

Summary: Wirral Council is procuring a health and social care services framework to provide adults in Wirral with flexible, inclusive support that promotes choice, independence, dignity and connection with local communities. The requirement is divided into four service areas: Care and Accommodation, covering supported living with care and accommodation-based support; Day Opportunities, including enablement and life-skills support, personalised community support, and specialist or intensive provision; Bed-Based Short Breaks, including residential respite, overnight support, emergency respite and crisis placements; and Non-Bed-Based Short Breaks, including support in people’s homes or communities, activity-based provision, shared days, evening and weekend support, and companion services. The framework is intended to create a diverse, high-quality and sustainable range of provision responsive to local need and the lived experiences of people drawing on care and support in Wirral.