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Goole District Heat Network

Description: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is progressing a Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) supported, low-carbon District Heat Network opportunity in Goole. This UK2 - Preliminary Market Engagement Notice serves as a market consultation exercise, providing potential lead developers the chance to shape the Council's procurement strategy and delivery model. The Council would like to use this opportunity to test market capability and appetite to refine the future procurement and delivery strategy for this project. Goole sits at a key location in the Humber Industrial Cluster and is a primary tax and industrial site within the Humber Freeport, anchored by the 300-acre FREEPORT 36 logistics development. Backed by major investments like Siemens Mobility and Guardian Glass, the hub leverages prime M62, M18, rail and maritime connectivity to drive advanced (read more...)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is developing a low-carbon district heat network for Goole, intended to supply heat to council and other public-sector buildings, homes, commercial customers and industrial users. The scheme involves developing, building and operating the network and connecting heat sources to customers. Potential sources include industrial facilities, sewers, a wastewater treatment works and the Rivers Don and Ouse. The planned network concept covers public-sector, residential and substantial industrial heat demand, with industrial demand expected to grow as Goole’s Freeport develops. Delivery is in Goole, in the Humber area of East Riding of Yorkshire. The project is supported by the Green Heat Network Fund and is intended to serve a mix of existing and future development.

Integrated Lifestyles Service

Description: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to a proposed contract for the provision of an Integrated Lifestyles Service across the East Riding of Yorkshire. The proposed service is expected to support residents to improve their health and wellbeing through an accessible and integrated prevention offer. The anticipated scope includes delivery of the local stop-smoking service and brief advice and support relating to a range of health and wellbeing topics. The Council is exploring a future service model that retains comprehensive stop-smoking support while broadening the brief-advice offer. This may include support relating to vaping and nicotine dependence, physical activity, nutrition, mental wellbeing and other relevant lifestyle factors. The final scope and delivery model have not yet been determined and will be informed (read more...)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is exploring a proposed integrated lifestyles service for residents across the East Riding of Yorkshire. The service is intended to improve health and wellbeing through accessible prevention and support. Its anticipated scope includes the local stop-smoking service and brief advice on health and wellbeing topics. The Council is considering retaining comprehensive stop-smoking support while broadening the advice offer to cover areas such as vaping and nicotine dependence, physical activity, nutrition and mental wellbeing. The work is community health services. The final service scope and delivery model are still being developed through engagement with organisations that may be able to deliver it.

Community Developmental Sexual Health Service

Description: The Service will support the reduction of sexual health inequalities and improve the sexual and reproductive health outcomes of the East Riding population, with a specific focus on those communities and individuals at highest risk of poor sexual health. The Service will contribute to delivery against the main Public Health Outcomes Framework indicators relevant to sexual health, including: * Under-18 conceptions * Chlamydia detection (15-24 females) * People presenting with HIV at a late stage of infection * Total prescribed LARC excluding injections * New STI diagnoses (excluding chlamydia aged <25)

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is seeking a provider for a community sexual and reproductive health service across the East Riding of Yorkshire. The service is intended to reduce inequalities and improve health outcomes, focusing particularly on people and communities at greatest risk of poor sexual health. Its public health objectives include reducing under-18 conceptions and late HIV diagnoses, improving chlamydia detection among females aged 15–24, increasing prescribed long-acting reversible contraception other than injections, and addressing new STI diagnoses. This is a community health and social service, combining sexual health support with work to improve population health outcomes.

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 move its data-centre network from a Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC)-managed Cisco ACI environment to a traditional Cisco NX-OS-based architecture. The requirement covers consultancy and design, implementation, migration, testing, knowledge transfer and ongoing support. This is a specialist IT infrastructure and network services contract, alongside the associated network operating system. The work is for the council’s data-centre network in East Riding of Yorkshire. Suppliers should be able to deliver an end-to-end transition, combining Cisco data-centre networking expertise with implementation, migration and operational support capability.

Hull & East Riding of Yorkshire Telephone Advice and Support Service

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime notice of intent to award a contract for a Mental Health Telephone Advice and Support Service to the Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire area using the Most Suitable Provider (MSP) process. This will be an initial 3 year contract starting 1st April 2027. There will be an option of 2 x 1 year extensions. The annual value is expected to be in the range PS260,000 to PS290,000 per year.

Summary: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust intends to commission a non-clinical mental health telephone advice and support service for people in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. It will support individuals screened by the Mental Health Front Door and assessed as not needing further clinical assessment or intervention at that time. The service is intended to provide timely, person-centred and trauma-informed support, promote emotional wellbeing, reduce social isolation, help prevent mental health from deteriorating, and connect people with community resources. The provider will offer advice and guidance by telephone, tailored to each person’s needs and circumstances. The service does not include independent clinical triage or risk assessment. This is a replacement for an existing service, and a cohort of the incumbent provider’s staff is expected to transfer under TUPE.

Adult ADHD Neurodevelopmental Practitioner Service

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Prior Information Notice relating to an Adult ADHD Neurodevelopmental Practitioner Service. The contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Procurement Act 2023 do not apply to this procurement process. The Authority is looking to award a contract under the Competitive Process with the call for competition expected to be published on or around 12th November 2026. A full version of the draft service specification is available here: https://www.humber.nhs.uk/media/ztohfysj/adult-adhd-neurodevelopmental-practitioner-service-specification-v5.docx The initial contract term will be two years commencing 1/4/2027 with option to extend. The annual contract value will be PS164,420 payable on a block basis.

Summary: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust plans to commission an adult ADHD neurodevelopmental practitioner service, integrated with its wider Adult ADHD pathway. It will provide needs-led assessment and support in primary care for adults with possible ADHD and related neurodevelopmental difficulties, aiming to enable earlier intervention, improve access, reduce waiting times and improve patient experience. Practitioners will work across Hull and East Riding Primary Care Networks or Integrated Neighbourhood Teams, initially in two selected localities. The service will use structured profiling to assess needs, work with multidisciplinary teams on personalised support plans and signpost people to appropriate support. It will gather clinical information to support onward referral and specialist assessment, but will not carry out formal ADHD diagnoses. The longer-term ambition is to extend provision to suspected autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

WorkWell Health Coaches Humber & North Yorkshire

Description: This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (PMEN) UK2 is published to inform the market of NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB's ("the Contracting Authority") proposed intention to procure a service that will provide early intervention support to help people start, stay in, or return to work where health conditions are affecting their ability to work in the HNYICB area. The service is to provide a single, accessible entry point into the WorkWell programme across Humber and North Yorkshire. To deliver holistic, person-centred work and health coaching to individuals whose health is affecting their employment or ability to work. The programme should support participants to remain in employment, return to work following illness or health-related absence, sustain employment and improve long-term work outcomes. NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB would (read more...)

Summary: NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board intends to commission a WorkWell work and health coaching service across Humber and North Yorkshire. The service is intended to offer a single, accessible entry point to the programme and early intervention for people whose health conditions affect their ability to work. It will provide holistic, person-centred coaching to help people start, remain in or return to employment, including after illness or health-related absence, and support sustained employment and improved longer-term work outcomes. This is a health and social work service, with a wellness-services element. The stated delivery area is Humber and North Yorkshire; the procurement information identifies the wider areas as East Yorkshire and the Humber and North Yorkshire.

WorkWell Health Coaches Humber & North Yorkshire

Description: This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (PMEN) UK2 is published to inform the market of NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB's ("the Contracting Authority") proposed intention to procure a service that will provide early intervention support to help people start, stay in, or return to work where health conditions are affecting their ability to work in the HNYICB area. The service is to provide a single, accessible entry point into the WorkWell programme across Humber and North Yorkshire. To deliver holistic, person-centred work and health coaching to individuals whose health is affecting their employment or ability to work. The programme should support participants to remain in employment, return to work following illness or health-related absence, sustain employment and improve long-term work outcomes. NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB would (read more...)

Summary: NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board intends to commission a WorkWell work and health coaching service across Humber and North Yorkshire. The service is intended to offer a single, accessible entry point to the programme and early intervention for people whose health conditions affect their ability to work. It will provide holistic, person-centred coaching to help people start, remain in or return to employment, including after illness or health-related absence, and support sustained employment and improved longer-term work outcomes. This is a health and social work service, with a wellness-services element. The stated delivery area is Humber and North Yorkshire; the procurement information identifies the wider areas as East Yorkshire and the Humber and North Yorkshire.

Tyres, Tubes and Associated Services

Description: This framework is for the supply and fit of tyres, and a range of ancillary services to East Riding of Yorkshire Council's Fleet Management Department. This framework will run from the 01 February 2027 - 31st January 2031. This framework consists of three (3) main elements which are listed below: - The supply and fit of new or remould tyres - On-site and Off-site services (including roadside areas) e.g. puncture repair, wheel balancing - Fleet inspections

Summary: East Riding of Yorkshire Council is procuring a supply-and-fit service for new and remould tyres for its Fleet Management Department, covering tyres for cars, light-duty vehicles, trucks and other heavy-duty vehicles. The requirement also includes ancillary work both on site and off site, including roadside assistance, puncture repairs and wheel balancing, as well as fleet inspections. It combines the supply of tyres with practical fitting, maintenance and inspection services for the council’s fleet. The procurement is focused on the council’s vehicle operations in East Riding of Yorkshire. Suppliers should be able to provide tyres and deliver the associated fitting and fleet services as one combined requirement.

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.