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PME - Children's Accomodation (16-18+) Provider Engagement

Description: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is seeking feedback from accommodation providers and partners to help inform the development of future accommodation pathways for young people aged 16-18+. East Riding of Yorkshire Council is trying to strengthen the pathway to independence and explore a range of sustainable accommodation options for young people aged 16-18+, including care leavers, Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) and young people who require accommodation as they transition towards adulthood and greater independence. As part of this work, we want to engage with providers and draw on your experience, expertise and understanding of the accommodation market to consider: * How existing provision could be strengthened; * What are the opportunities to develop new accommodation models; * How the Council might work more effectively with external providers and (read more...)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is planning accommodation services for young people aged 16–18 and older, including care leavers, unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people moving towards adulthood and greater independence. The work is intended to strengthen pathways to independence and develop sustainable accommodation options. The Council is seeking views from accommodation providers and partners on improving existing provision, developing new accommodation models and working more effectively with external providers. The scope is limited to services where accommodation is part of the contract; it does not cover home care, other services without accommodation, or property leases. Services are for delivery in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The Council will use market feedback alongside young people’s views and wider demand information to shape future accommodation planning and commissioning.

Network Operating System (Cisco)

Description: Network Operating System (Cisco) East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) (the council) is looking to partner with a suitably qualified supplier to provide consultancy, design, implementation, migration, testing, knowledge transfer, and support services to facilitate the transition from a Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC) managed Cisco ACI environment to a traditional Cisco NX-OS based data centre network architecture.

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is seeking a supplier to help move its data-centre network from a Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller-managed Cisco ACI environment to a traditional Cisco NX-OS architecture. The work covers consultancy, network design, implementation, migration, testing, knowledge transfer and ongoing support. This is a specialist data-centre networking and IT consultancy requirement, with associated software and systems. Delivery is for the council in East Riding of Yorkshire. Suppliers need to be able to plan and execute the technical transition while supporting the council through testing and knowledge transfer, as well as providing support for the resulting network environment.

South Hambleton and Ryedale Emergency / Urgent Care Practitioner Service

Description: Provision of Emergency / Urgent Care Practitioner Service for population of the South Hambleton and Ryedale Primary Care Network registered GP Practice population, aged 1 and above. The Emergency Care Practitioner will be responsible for patient triage and prioritising patients for giving advice or arranging assessment via telephone, e-consultation or face to face appointment, supported by a named duty doctor in each practice.

Summary: NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board commissioned an emergency and urgent care practitioner service for people aged one and over registered with GP practices in the South Hambleton and Ryedale Primary Care Network. The service provides patient triage and prioritisation, with practitioners giving advice or arranging assessment by telephone, electronic consultation or face-to-face appointment. A named duty doctor at each practice supports the practitioners. This is a clinical service delivered to a rural population in South Hambleton and Ryedale, intended to improve access to urgent and emergency care through locally based provision. The work combines assessment, clinical decision-making and coordination with local GP practices.

Independent Best Interest Assessors 2025 (3)

Description: In order to support in complying with the statutory requirement, the commissioner (East Riding of Yorkshire Council) is procuring the services of Independent Best Interest Assessors (BIAs) to assist in the completion of Deprivation of Liberty Standards (DoLS) assessments. This will be achieved through the provision of Best Interest Assessors, on an open Framework Agreement, who will be invited to undertake DoLS assessments for the purpose of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 on behalf of vulnerable adults across the East Riding of Yorkshire, and occasionally out of county. This is a Pseudo Open Framework under the Light Touch Regime for the provision of Independent Best Interest Assessors and will be opened once every 12 months during the duration. Following the tender initial tender deadline a new tender will (read more...)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is procuring independent Best Interest Assessors to carry out Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) assessments under the Mental Capacity Act 2005. Assessors will support statutory assessment work for vulnerable adults across the East Riding of Yorkshire and, occasionally, outside the county. The service is provided through a framework, with assessors invited to undertake assessments on the council’s behalf. This is health and social work provision, particularly suited to independent professionals or organisations able to deliver best-interest assessments for adults whose liberty may be restricted. The framework is designed to add providers through recurring admission rounds during its term.

Children and Young People Safe Space Support Service

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime notice confirming intention to award a contract following a Most Suitable Provider Process. A children and young people safe space support service in the Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire area has been awarded to Hull and East Yorkshire MIND. The mandatory stand still period begins on the first working day following the publication of this notice and ends following the 8th subsequent working day. A confirmation of award notice will be published following the end of the standstill period at the point of contract signature.

Summary: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is procuring a children and young people safe space support service for Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. The service falls within community health services and is intended to provide safe-space support for children and young people across the area. The procurement covers one service lot. The notice states that the service has been awarded to Hull and East Yorkshire MIND following a Most Suitable Provider Process under the Provider Selection Regime.

Disposal of Printing Equipment

Description: ***PRODUCTS FOR SALE**** The council is inviting bids from buyers who are interested in purchasing and collecting a number of used printing equipment from East Riding of Yorkshire Council on a 'sold as seen' basis.

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is selling a number of its used printing machines, including offset printing equipment. The sale is for buyers who want to purchase and collect the equipment from the council; items are offered on a “sold as seen” basis. This is a sale of goods rather than a contract to provide printing services or operate machinery. The equipment is associated with East Riding of Yorkshire, and collection is from the council. Suppliers dealing in used printing machinery, equipment resale or asset recovery may find the requirement relevant, provided they can arrange collection and are willing to buy equipment in its presented condition.

H&C1025 Sexual Health Services

Description: Sexual health needs in the East Riding are shaped by a combination of demographic, geographic, and health inequality factors. Sexual ill health is closely linked with deprivation, rurality, and limited access to services, contributing to avoidable harm and poorer outcomes for specific population groups. In the East Riding sexually transmitted infections, unplanned pregnancies, and associated complications continue to present a significant impact on individuals and the wider health systemThe Service will support delivery against the three nationally mandated Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF) indicators relevant to sexual health: * Under 18 conceptions (PHOF 2.04) * Chlamydia detection among 15-24 year olds (PHOF 3.02) * People presenting with HIV at a late stage of infection (PHOF 3.04) In addition to these national indicators, the Service will deliver a range (read more...)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is buying sexual and reproductive health services for people across the East Riding. The service is intended to address sexually transmitted infections, unplanned pregnancies and related health inequalities, taking account of the area’s demographic and geographic needs, including deprivation, rurality and barriers to access. It is expected to contribute to outcomes on under-18 conceptions, chlamydia detection among 15–24-year-olds and late diagnosis of HIV, as well as broader improvements in local sexual and reproductive health.

H&C1025 Sexual Health Services

Description: Sexual health needs in the East Riding are shaped by a combination of demographic, geographic, and health inequality factors. Sexual ill health is closely linked with deprivation, rurality, and limited access to services, contributing to avoidable harm and poorer outcomes for specific population groups. In the East Riding sexually transmitted infections, unplanned pregnancies, and associated complications continue to present a significant impact on individuals and the wider health systemThe Service will support delivery against the three nationally mandated Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF) indicators relevant to sexual health: * Under 18 conceptions (PHOF 2.04) * Chlamydia detection among 15-24 year olds (PHOF 3.02) * People presenting with HIV at a late stage of infection (PHOF 3.04)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council invited offers for sexual health services for people across the East Riding of Yorkshire. The service is intended to address local needs shaped by rurality, deprivation, health inequalities and limited access to care. It covers support to reduce sexually transmitted infections, unplanned pregnancies and associated complications, and to improve sexual and reproductive health. The work contributes to national public health outcomes on under-18 conceptions, chlamydia detection among 15–24-year-olds and late diagnosis of HIV, alongside local outcomes focused on reducing inequalities and responding to patterns of need. This is a health and social care service, delivered for the East Riding population.

RFI - Support Services for Victims of Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs)

Description: The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to engage with experienced service providers, charitable organisations, and stakeholders to inform and shape the future commissioning of Support Services for Victims of Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs). This exercise is not a formal tender, but a scoping market test to gather insights on existing capacity, best practices, innovation, and pricing structures in the market. Road traffic collisions can result in life-changing physical injuries, profound psychological trauma, and complex legal or financial challenges for victims, survivors, and bereaved families. The Authority is seeking to understand how an integrated support pathway can be designed to deliver timely, compassionate, and expert interventions. For clarity, this procurement proposal is currently in the development stages and Commissioners wish to gauge interest from potential suppliers (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside is developing plans for support services for people affected by road traffic collisions. The intended service would support injured victims, survivors and bereaved families facing physical injury, psychological trauma, and legal or financial challenges. The buyer wants to understand how an integrated pathway could provide timely, compassionate and expert support. This is community and social work support, intended for delivery in the United Kingdom. The planning exercise is aimed at experienced service providers, charitable organisations and other stakeholders with relevant knowledge of support after road traffic collisions. It is intended to gather insight into current service capacity, good practice, innovation and pricing, to inform how future support is commissioned.

RFI - Support Services for Victims of Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs)

Description: The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to engage with experienced service providers, charitable organisations, and stakeholders to inform and shape the future commissioning of Support Services for Victims of Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs). This exercise is not a formal tender, but a scoping market test to gather insights on existing capacity, best practices, innovation, and pricing structures in the market. Road traffic collisions can result in life-changing physical injuries, profound psychological trauma, and complex legal or financial challenges for victims, survivors, and bereaved families. The Authority is seeking to understand how an integrated support pathway can be designed to deliver timely, compassionate, and expert interventions. For clarity, this procurement proposal is currently in the development stages and Commissioners wish to gauge interest from potential suppliers (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside is developing a future service to support people affected by road traffic collisions, including injured victims and survivors, bereaved families, and people facing psychological, legal or financial difficulties. The aim is an integrated pathway offering timely, compassionate and expert support. The planned service falls within social work and related community support. Its delivery is described as being in the United Kingdom; no specific local area is identified. The Commissioner is engaging experienced service providers, charities and other stakeholders to understand how support is currently delivered and how the future service could be designed. This is a market-scoping exercise intended to inform commissioning, rather than a request for providers to submit a service proposal or tender.