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Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Service

Description: Rotherham Borough Council is seeking to procure an all- age drug and alcohol advice, treatment and recovery service.

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council is in the process of procuring a comprehensive Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Service, targeting all age groups. This procurement falls under the health services industry category and is classified as a services procurement. The contracting process is currently at the tender stage with key dates including a market update event scheduled for 4th March 2026, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, conducted virtually via Microsoft Teams. The service will be delivered within the Borough of Rotherham, and the procurement method is guided by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, rather than the traditional Procurement Act 2023.

Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Service

Description: Rotherham Borough Council is seeking to procure an all- age drug and alcohol advice, treatment and recovery service.

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council is in the process of procuring a comprehensive Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Service, targeting all age groups. This procurement falls under the health services industry category and is classified as a services procurement. The contracting process is currently at the tender stage with key dates including a market update event scheduled for 4th March 2026, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, conducted virtually via Microsoft Teams. The service will be delivered within the Borough of Rotherham, and the procurement method is guided by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, rather than the traditional Procurement Act 2023.

Children's Playground Revamp Project

Description: Thurcroft Parish Council invites suitably qualified and experienced playground design and installation companies to submit a tender for the design, supply, and installation of a revitalised children's playground at: Location: Gordon Bennett Memorial Hall, Green Arbour Rd, Thurcroft, Rotherham, S66 9DD. The Council wishes to create a safe, inclusive, and engaging play environment with clearly defined areas for younger and older children, and to relocate an existing teenage hut to a more appropriate area of the site or nearby land. The current playground no longer adequately meets the needs of all age groups. In particular: * There is insufficient separation between younger children and older users * Existing equipment lacks progression and challenge * The current location of the teenage hut impacts the enjoyment and safety of younger (read more...)

Summary: Thurcroft Parish Council, a sub-central government public authority located in Rotherham, is inviting playground design and installation companies to tender for the revamp of the children's playground at Gordon Bennett Memorial Hall, Thurcroft. The contract is in the tender stage, with submissions due by 10th April 2026. This project falls under the works category and involves the design, supply, and installation of age-appropriate play equipment to create a safe and engaging environment for children, as well as the relocation of a teenage hut to better accommodate the needs of different age groups. The procurement method is an open competition below the threshold, allowing electronic submissions by email only.

ABANDONED - Community Unit with Nursing

Description: Community Unit with Nursing - ABANDONED procurement.

Summary: The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust is overseeing a procurement process for a Community Unit with Nursing, classified under miscellaneous health services within the services category. This initiative seeks providers to deliver step up and step down beds for adults requiring nursing care, especially tailored to individual reablement needs in Rotherham. The tender, originally active but subsequently abandoned for reasons related to operational, financial, and workforce considerations, is part of a strategic review aiming to align with national priorities and improve care integration. The initial procurement phase required electronic submissions via the Atamis e-tendering system, with the tender period ending on 6th February 2026.

Procurement of a Computer Aided Facilities Management CAFM) System

Description: Barnsley Facilities Services (BFS), a wholly owned subsidiary of Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust, are looking to procure a CAFM (Computer Aided Facilities Management) system. The bidder MUST be able to provide all of the following functionality as a minimum: Asbestos Management Clear up to date asbestos record that captures identified materials, their condition, and associated risks so that organisations can manage safety and compliance effectively Asset Management Provision of a clear, structured asset register that captures essential information about each asset throughout its lifecycle, helping organisations manage, track, and maintain their assets efficiently. Help Desk / Task Management Provision of a clear, auditable workflow that tracks tasks from creation to completion, helping teams prioritise, organise, and monitor work efficiently while maintaining (read more...)

Summary: Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, in partnership with The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust, is currently at the tender stage for the procurement of a Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) system. This process involves an open procedure allowing interested suppliers to submit their bids electronically via the Atamis portal before the deadline on 9 March 2026 at 12:00 GMT. This procurement opportunity falls under the services category, specifically in facilities management software and services, with a geographic focus in the Yorkshire and the Humber region. The tender was initiated on 12 February 2026, with the award period scheduled to end on 19 March 2026.

Supply and Distribution of Baby Packs

Description: Subject to relevant approvals, the Council is seeking a single provider with the capability and capacity to deliver the Supply and Distribution of Baby Packs on its behalf. This scheme involves the procurement of high-quality items, the assembly of these items into a standardised baby pack, and the subsequent delivery of the completed packs to new mothers in Rotherham who have indicated to their midwife that they wish to receive one. The appointed supplier will be required to manage and deliver up to 2,800 baby packs per year, with deliveries made directly to the mother's home address. This figure is based on birth trends over the past five years; however, annual volumes may fluctuate depending on the number of completed midwife registrations received through the scheme.

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Rotherham Borough Council involves a planned tender for the "Supply and Distribution of Baby Packs," categorised under the "goods" industry with additional ties to services. The contracting authority, a sub-central government public authority, aims to secure a provider capable of delivering up to 2,800 baby packs annually over a four-year period. This process is currently in the planning stage, with communication to potential suppliers expected by 15th April 2026. Deliveries will be made to Rotherham, specifically targeting mothers who request these packs after registering with midwives. The total contract value is estimated at £1,968,000, and the contract period is anticipated to start on 3rd December 2026 and conclude on 2nd December 2030.

Learning and Development for Adult Care Workforce: Flexible Purchasing Solution (FPS)

Description: Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is looking for suitably qualified training and development applicants to be appointed onto a flexible purchasing system (FPS) for the provision of a range of training solutions for the adult social care and public health workforce. Training solutions provided to the authority must be based on person-centred values and principles and support high quality services and improved outcomes for customers through the provision of a competent, capable, and skilled workforce. Adult social care comprises personal care and practical support for older adults who cannot manage the tasks of everyday life and for working-age adults with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, or physical or mental illnesses. It also includes support for their carers and personal assistants. Public Health centres around protecting and improving the health of (read more...)

Summary: Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is initiating an open procurement process titled "Learning and Development for Adult Care Workforce: Flexible Purchasing Solution (FPS)". This procurement falls under the services category, specifically targeting education and training services within the borough of Rotherham, identified by the CPV code 80000000. The FPS invites suitably qualified applicants to provide a range of training solutions for the adult social care and public health workforce. The procurement process, which allows for electronic submissions, is managed under the procurement method known as the Open Procedure. An amendment to the FPS notice was issued on 13 January 2026, detailing the introduction of an additional lot, Lot 14 for E-Learning, highlighting the system's flexibility to expand while adhering to its initial scope. The current tender stage is active, with the tender period scheduled to conclude on 19 March 2033.

Independent Visitors RMBC Residential Provision Regulation 44

Description: The Council is seeking to engage a single provider to deliver Independent Visitor (Regulation 44 Officer) services, which include both announced and unannounced visits to Rotherham's Children's Homes in accordance with Ofsted regulations. During these visits, the independent person must assess the quality of care, interact with the children and staff, and review the home's records. They will then produce a report detailing their findings and recommendations to enhance the home's operations and ensure compliance with Ofsted regulations. This service must be provided at least once a month, with accurate, evidence-based reports to help improve the quality of residential homes for children. There are currently 7 homes that are fully operational and a further 5 which have been approved and will form part of the scope for this (read more...)

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council is currently in the tendering stage for the procurement of Independent Visitor services for the RMBC Residential Provision under Regulation 44. This tender is categorised under welfare services for children and young people, with the aim of ensuring quality care in Rotherham's Children's Homes. The successful contractor will undertake both announced and unannounced visits to assess operations and produce evidence-based reports to improve residential homes. The tender, identified by ID 23-247, is open for submissions until 23 January 2026, with the contracted service expected to commence on 6 March 2026 and conclude on 5 March 2030. The procurement method is open, below threshold, facilitating broad competition.

Framework Agreement for ICT Products, Solutions, Services and Support

Description: Nexus Multi Academy Trust (Nexus) is seeking to establish a framework for the provision of ICT products, solutions, services and associated support, delivered through a Neutral Vendor Managed Service model. Nexus are a CIPS Procurement Excellence Programme accredited Multi Academy Trust (supported through the DfE ESCC/TALI initiative) and a partner of the Positive Change Alliance (PCA), which comprises 10 multi academy trusts with in excess of 100 schools. Nexus have identified the need to continue the provision of a compliant route to market to access a range of ICT Products, Solutions, Services and support to meet the diverse needs of Education and other Public Sector and associated organisations. The Framework will be established directly by Nexus Multi Academy Trust and will be open for use by all public (read more...)

Summary: Nexus Multi Academy Trust, a public authority under sub-central government jurisdiction, is currently in the planning stage of a tender process aimed at establishing a framework agreement for ICT products, solutions, services, and support. The procurement, valued at £1 billion, will be carried out through a Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023. Located in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, Nexus intends to host a pre-market engagement event on 19th January 2026 at their Sheffield office. This event aims to gather insights and test initial strategies, with a deadline for confirming attendance set for 15th January 2026.

Framework Agreement for ICT Products, Solutions, Services and Support

Description: Nexus Multi Academy Trust (Nexus) is seeking to establish a framework for the provision of ICT products, solutions, services and associated support, delivered through a Neutral Vendor Managed Service model. Nexus are a CIPS Procurement Excellence Programme accredited Multi Academy Trust (supported through the DfE ESCC/TALI initiative) and a partner of the Positive Change Alliance (PCA), which comprises 10 multi academy trusts with in excess of 100 schools. Nexus have identified the need to continue the provision of a compliant route to market to access a range of ICT Products, Solutions, Services and support to meet the diverse needs of Education and other Public Sector and associated organisations. The Framework will be established directly by Nexus Multi Academy Trust and will be open for use by all public (read more...)

Summary: Nexus Multi Academy Trust, a public authority under sub-central government jurisdiction, is currently in the planning stage of a tender process aimed at establishing a framework agreement for ICT products, solutions, services, and support. The procurement, valued at £1 billion, will be carried out through a Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023. Located in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, Nexus intends to host a pre-market engagement event on 19th January 2026 at their Sheffield office. This event aims to gather insights and test initial strategies, with a deadline for confirming attendance set for 15th January 2026.