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Day Care Opportunities - TIER Care

Description: Day Opportunities services are for people aged over 65 years who have assessed care needs under the Care Act. The aim is to promote healthy lifestyles, reduce isolation, stimulate interest and regain skills to promote and increase independence. Also to provide respite for the carer.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council procured day opportunities services for people aged over 65 with assessed care needs under the Care Act. The service is intended to promote healthy lifestyles, reduce isolation, stimulate interest, help people regain skills and increase independence, while providing respite for carers. This is a health and social care service delivered in Barnsley. The procurement was arranged as a single service requirement and was awarded to TIER Care, a supplier based in Barnsley. It would suit organisations providing structured day care, wellbeing and social activities for older people, with the ability to support assessed care needs and work alongside carers and local authority social care services.

PRE-MARKET ENGAGEMENT - Supply, Installation & Maintenance for Stairlifts & Through Lifts

Description: Barnsley Council is conducting a pre-market engagement exercise to help inform its procurement strategy and specification requirements for the provision of a service which includes the supply, installation, maintenance and repair of stairlifts, step lifts and through-floor lifts to domestic properties within the borough.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is planning a single service covering the supply, installation, maintenance and repair of stairlifts, step lifts and through-floor lifts. The equipment and associated services are intended for domestic properties within the Barnsley borough, supporting residents who require improved access in their homes. The requirement combines the purchase of lifting equipment with installation and ongoing electrical machinery and lift maintenance services. Barnsley Council is the buying organisation and will use the pre-market exercise to help shape its procurement strategy and technical specification. The main category is goods, with related installation, repair and maintenance services. The council has identified the requirement as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Barnsley Carers Support and Prevention Service

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is considering a future procurement exercise for an integrated Carers Support and Prevention Service. Prior to making any decision regarding procurement, the Council wishes to undertake a pre-market engagement exercise to understand market capacity, gather feedback and inform the future design of services. The Council is seeking views on a proposed model that brings together: Support for unpaid carers. Administration of the Barnsley Carers Grant. Low level prevention services for adults Early intervention and community based support to reduce loneliness, social isolation and escalation of need. Following review of these responses, the Council will hold a supplier presentation briefing session in order to: Further explain the intended procurement exercise and the requirements Facilitate discussions around the shaping of the requirements This supplier presentation briefing (read more...)

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is considering an integrated Carers Support and Prevention Service for Barnsley. The service would support unpaid carers, administer the Barnsley Carers Grant, and provide low-level prevention services for adults. It would also deliver early intervention and community-based support intended to reduce loneliness, social isolation and escalation of need. This is a health and social work services requirement, covering a joined-up model rather than a single specialist activity. The council is seeking views on how the proposed service should be designed before deciding whether to proceed with a procurement. The work is therefore most relevant to organisations delivering carer support, grants administration, adult prevention, community support or related health and social care services.

Commissioning Review of Supported Accommodation for 16 - 25 year olds

Description: The Council is intending to undertake a procurement exercise for a redesigned Young People's Accommodation and Independence Pathway for young people aged 16 to 25. This pre-market engagement exercise is intended to inform the market of the Council's proposed procurement process, service requirements and indicative timelines. It will also provide an opportunity for providers to seek clarification and consider their participation in the forthcoming tender exercise. The Council will hold a supplier engagement session in order to: - Further explain the intended procurement exercise, proposed pathway model and service requirements. The supplier engagement session will be held via Microsoft Teams on 26/08/2026 at 11am. The session is expected to last no more than 1 hour. A maximum of two representatives per supplier organisation may attend. For further information (read more...)

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is planning services to redesign its Young People’s Accommodation and Independence Pathway for people aged 16 to 25. The requirement covers supported accommodation and related social work services, including support intended to help young people develop independence. It is a service procurement for a proposed pathway model, with the Council intending to explain the service requirements and procurement approach through supplier engagement. Relevant organisations are likely to include supported accommodation providers, housing-related support organisations, social care providers and charities working with young people. The buyer is Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, with the service associated with its local authority area in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. The procurement is classed as health and social work services, including social work services with accommodation.

Provision of Minor Adaptations Service

Description: This contract is for the appointment of a supplier for the provision of minor adaptations services. Minor adaptations are low-level, non-structural modifications to a person's home environment, designed to improve accessibility, reduce risk, promote mobility and support activities of daily living. The provider will be responsible for delivering an end-to-end service, including referral management, appointment scheduling, supply of materials, installation of adaptations, resident communication, completion reporting, record keeping and contract performance reporting.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring a minor adaptations service, combining construction and building installation work with related services. The work involves low-level, non-structural changes to people’s home environments to improve accessibility, reduce risk, promote mobility and support everyday activities. The supplier will provide an end-to-end service: managing referrals, arranging appointments, supplying materials, installing adaptations, communicating with residents, reporting completed work, maintaining records and providing performance reports. The work is to be delivered in the United Kingdom. It suits organisations able to coordinate responsive property adaptation work with residents and manage the associated administrative, reporting and communication requirements for a public authority.

Domestic Abuse Services

Description: The Council is looking to commission the domestic abuse service for the borough. The service will provide support to victims of current or historic domestic abuse in Barnsley and will provide support to all victims across the full spectrum of risk levels.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council commissioned a borough-wide domestic abuse service. The service supports victims of current or historic domestic abuse across Barnsley, covering the full spectrum of risk levels. The requirement combines specialist support with social work, domestic services and accommodation-related provision, including social work services with accommodation and accommodation services. The work is delivered in Barnsley for the council and is classified primarily as health and social work services (CPV 85000000). It is a single, integrated service requirement rather than a set of separate service areas. The selected providers are specialist domestic abuse organisations, indicating that the requirement is aimed at organisations able to deliver coordinated victim support alongside associated social work and accommodation provision.

Market Engagement - Disposal of Street Sweeping & Gully Waste

Description: The Council is intending to undertake a procurement exercise to appointment a Provider to undertake the haulage, treatment, recycling / recovery and final disposal of combined street sweeping and gully emptying's waste. In order to help inform such an exercise the Council is undertaking this pre-market engagement stage to explore what is available and seek feedback and guidance from the supply market.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council intends to procure services for the haulage, treatment, recycling or recovery, and final disposal of combined street-sweeping and gully-emptying waste. The requirement covers the collection and onward management of non-hazardous waste arising from street cleaning and drainage maintenance. The council is using the market engagement stage to understand the services and solutions available from potential providers, and to obtain feedback and guidance before shaping the procurement. The work is to be delivered in the United Kingdom. This is a waste-management services requirement rather than a general cleaning contract, and should interest businesses able to manage the movement, processing, recycling, recovery and disposal of material from municipal street-sweeping and gully-cleansing activities.

Appointment of a Development Management Organisation

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced client side Development Management Organisation (DMO) to provide specialist, integrated development management support for The Seam Phase 2 programme. The appointment will support the planning, co-ordination and delivery of key project elements consisting of a hotel development, Campus Square public realm, and the National Centre for Digital Technology (NCDT).

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring specialist, integrated client-side development management services for The Seam Phase 2 programme. The appointed Development Management Organisation will support the planning, coordination and delivery of three linked project elements: a hotel development, Campus Square public realm, and the National Centre for Digital Technology. This is a professional development management and business consultancy requirement, with related construction, hotel, leisure, conference, restaurant and retail interfaces. Delivery is in the United Kingdom, with Barnsley identified as the buying authority. The opportunity concerns managing and coordinating development activity rather than directly supplying hotel accommodation, construction works, catering, retail services or digital technology.

Provision of Care and Support in Extra Care Scheme

Description: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council (the Council) is undertaking a pre-market engagement exercise to inform the future commissioning of Adult Social Care Extra Care services delivered at the following locations: Fitzwilliam Court, Bethel Street, Hoyland, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S74 9JZ Westmeads, Meadstead Drive, Royston, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S71 4PT The Extra Care service provides flexible, person-centred care and support within these schemes, enabling older people to maintain their independence and continue living in their own homes for as long as possible. Care and support are tailored to individual needs through personalised care and support plans, with provision adjusted as needs change over time. The service promotes independence, wellbeing, dignity, choice, social inclusion, and meaningful participation in community life. The session will be held on Tuesday 11 August 2026 between (read more...)

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is planning to commission adult social care extra care services at Fitzwilliam Court, Bethel Street, Hoyland, Barnsley, and Westmeads, Meadstead Drive, Royston, Barnsley. The service will provide flexible, person-centred care and support within extra care housing schemes, helping older people remain independent and continue living in their own homes. Provision will be tailored through personalised care and support plans and adjusted as people’s needs change. The intended outcomes include independence, wellbeing, dignity, choice, social inclusion and meaningful participation in community life. This is a health and social care services requirement, suitable for organisations delivering care and support to older people in extra care settings across Barnsley.

Market Engagement - Disposal of Street Sweeping & Gully Waste

Description: The Council is intending to undertake a procurement exercise to appointment a Provider to undertake the haulage, treatment, recycling / recovery and final disposal of combined street sweeping and gully emptying's waste. In order to help inform such an exercise the Council is undertaking this pre-market engagement stage to explore what is available and seek feedback and guidance from the supply market.

Summary: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council intends to procure services for the haulage, treatment, recycling or recovery, and final disposal of combined street-sweeping and gully-emptying waste. The requirement covers the collection and onward management of non-hazardous waste arising from street cleaning and drainage maintenance. The council is using the market engagement stage to understand the services and solutions available from potential providers, and to obtain feedback and guidance before shaping the procurement. The work is to be delivered in the United Kingdom. This is a waste-management services requirement rather than a general cleaning contract, and should interest businesses able to manage the movement, processing, recycling, recovery and disposal of material from municipal street-sweeping and gully-cleansing activities.