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"Your Education Technology" An Open Framework (PA 2023) for the provision of ICT products, services, and solutions.

Description: Nexus Multi Academy Trust ("Nexus" or "the Authority") is seeking to establish an Open Framework for the provision of ICT products, services and solutions to the education sector. The Framework is intended to provide Nexus and other eligible Contracting Authorities with a compliant and accessible route to market for the procurement of ICT requirements. The Framework is divided into three Lots: Lot 1 - ICT Support Services and Managed Services Lot 2 - Professional Services Lot 3 - Hardware Suppliers may tender for one, multiple or all Lots. There will be no limit on the number of Suppliers that may be appointed to each Lot. The Framework will operate as an Open Framework in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 and is intended to be reopened periodically to (read more...)

Summary: Nexus Multi-Academy Trust sought suppliers for an open framework of ICT products, services and solutions for publicly funded schools and colleges across the UK. It was divided into three lots: managed ICT support, including service desks, infrastructure, networks, cloud, cybersecurity and safeguarding technologies; professional services, including consultancy, digital transformation, project delivery, systems integration, training and technical advice; and hardware supply and installation, covering devices, servers, networking, storage, classroom and audiovisual equipment. Hardware-related services could include configuration, deployment, asset management and warranty support. Nexus would operate the framework, which eligible education-sector public bodies could also use. Suppliers could bid for one, several or all lots.

"Your Education Technology" An Open Framework (PA 2023) for the provision of ICT products, services, and solutions.

Description: Nexus Multi Academy Trust ("Nexus" or "the Authority") is seeking to establish an Open Framework for the provision of ICT products, services and solutions to the education sector. The Framework is intended to provide Nexus and other eligible Contracting Authorities with a compliant and accessible route to market for the procurement of ICT requirements. The Framework is divided into three Lots: Lot 1 - ICT Support Services and Managed Services Lot 2 - Professional Services Lot 3 - Hardware Suppliers may tender for one, multiple or all Lots. There will be no limit on the number of Suppliers that may be appointed to each Lot. The Framework will operate as an Open Framework in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 and is intended to be reopened periodically to (read more...)

Summary: Nexus Multi Academy Trust is establishing an ICT framework for itself and eligible public-sector schools and colleges across the United Kingdom. It covers three areas: managed ICT support, including service desks, infrastructure, networks, cloud, cybersecurity and safeguarding technology; professional services such as consultancy, technical design, project delivery, digital transformation, migration, training and advisory work; and hardware supply, installation and configuration, including end-user devices, servers, networking, storage and classroom audiovisual equipment. Suppliers can support technology from planning and specification through deployment, ongoing support and replacement. The framework is intended to give education organisations a route to procure technology that supports teaching, learning and operational needs. Nexus will run the framework, which is also available to eligible academy trusts, maintained schools, non-maintained special schools and registered independent schools.

SEND Mediation and Disagreement Resolution Service

Description: Rotherham Borough Council (RBC) are running a single procurement process that will result in the commissioning of an impartial SEND Mediation and Disagreement Resolution Service. 1The Children and Families Act 2014 (the "Act"), Chapter 6 sets out requirements regarding appeals, mediation and disagreement resolution for children and young people in England with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND). The Act was followed by the Special Educational Needs and Disability Code of Practice 2015: 0 to 25 years. This Statutory Code of Practice sets out the guidance for organisations who work with and support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities explaining their duties and responsibilities under Part 3 of the Act, details of the legal requirements that must be followed without exception and statutory guidance (read more...)

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council is commissioning an impartial special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) mediation and disagreement resolution service. It will provide confidential, independent mediation advice and mediation and disagreement resolution for children, young people and families in the Rotherham borough, supporting the Council’s statutory duties. The service covers disagreements about special educational provision and mediation before possible appeals to the SEND First-tier Tribunal, as well as relevant health and social care complaints concerning Education, Health and Care Plans. Delivery is expected to use a flexible hybrid model, with online mediation as the default. The service is classified as social work and related services (CPV 85300000).

"Your Education Technology" An Open Framework (PA 2023) for the provision of ICT products, services, and solutions.

Description: Nexus Multi Academy Trust ("Nexus" or "the Authority") is seeking to establish an Open Framework for the provision of ICT products, services and solutions to the education sector. The Framework is intended to provide Nexus and other eligible Contracting Authorities with a compliant and accessible route to market for the procurement of ICT requirements. The Framework is divided into three Lots: Lot 1 - ICT Support Services and Managed Services Lot 2 - Professional Services Lot 3 - Hardware Suppliers may tender for one, multiple or all Lots. There will be no limit on the number of Suppliers that may be appointed to each Lot. The Framework will operate as an Open Framework in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 and is intended to be reopened periodically to (read more...)

Summary: Nexus Multi-Academy Trust sought suppliers for an open framework of ICT products, services and solutions for publicly funded schools and colleges across the UK. It was divided into three lots: managed ICT support, including service desks, infrastructure, networks, cloud, cybersecurity and safeguarding technologies; professional services, including consultancy, digital transformation, project delivery, systems integration, training and technical advice; and hardware supply and installation, covering devices, servers, networking, storage, classroom and audiovisual equipment. Hardware-related services could include configuration, deployment, asset management and warranty support. Nexus would operate the framework, which eligible education-sector public bodies could also use. Suppliers could bid for one, several or all lots.

"Your Education Technology" An Open Framework (PA 2023) for the provision of ICT products, services, and solutions.

Description: Nexus Multi Academy Trust ("Nexus" or "the Authority") is seeking to establish an Open Framework for the provision of ICT products, services and solutions to the education sector. The Framework is intended to provide Nexus and other eligible Contracting Authorities with a compliant and accessible route to market for the procurement of ICT requirements. The Framework is divided into three Lots: Lot 1 - ICT Support Services and Managed Services Lot 2 - Professional Services Lot 3 - Hardware Suppliers may tender for one, multiple or all Lots. There will be no limit on the number of Suppliers that may be appointed to each Lot. The Framework will operate as an Open Framework in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 and is intended to be reopened periodically to (read more...)

Summary: Nexus Multi-Academy Trust sought suppliers for an open framework of ICT products, services and solutions for publicly funded schools and colleges across the UK. It was divided into three lots: managed ICT support, including service desks, infrastructure, networks, cloud, cybersecurity and safeguarding technologies; professional services, including consultancy, digital transformation, project delivery, systems integration, training and technical advice; and hardware supply and installation, covering devices, servers, networking, storage, classroom and audiovisual equipment. Hardware-related services could include configuration, deployment, asset management and warranty support. Nexus would operate the framework, which eligible education-sector public bodies could also use. Suppliers could bid for one, several or all lots.

EV Charging - Cross Pavement Solutions

Description: This notice is issued to provide information regarding a market engagement / request for information opportunity only. All of Rotherham Council's procurement opportunities are published on YORtender. To bid for this opportunity when it becomes live your organisation will need to be registered to the portal. You can register your organisation here: https://yortender.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=YORTENDER All suppliers who wish to bid for Rotherham Council procurement opportunities must be registered on the Central Digital Platform, with all supplier information submitted and kept up to date. Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (RMBC) is exploring potential approaches to supporting residents who do not have access to off-street parking and who may wish to charge an electric vehicle using their domestic electricity supply. This Request for Information (RFI) therefore seeks to gather any knowledge and (read more...)

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council is exploring ways to help residents without off-street parking charge electric vehicles using their domestic electricity supply. The potential work is cross-pavement electric vehicle charging: solutions that enable a cable or charging connection to cross the pavement, alongside associated electrical works, construction and engineering services. Delivery would be in the Rotherham borough. The council is seeking information from potential suppliers on possible approaches, how a project could be structured and whether it is viable. This is preliminary market engagement to inform the council’s thinking, rather than an invitation to tender or a request for priced bids.

Rotherham Local Area Energy Plan

Description: This procurement is for a Rotherham local area energy plan, or 'LAEP'. A Rotherham LAEP will be expected to deliver the following: * Stakeholder Engagement with primary and secondary external stakeholders * Data collection and analysis * Modelling scenarios and pathways to net zero local area carbon dioxide emissions from the energy system in Rotherham. * Identifying, prioritising and refining projects and enabling actions required to achieve local and regional climate change mitigation goals. * Defining a monitoring and evaluation framework, comprising key indicators of progress against decarbonisation pathways and delivery, as follows: * A final report and executive summary for policy makers, conveying the scale and range of activity needed to achieve a net zero local energy system; estimates of the total investment required and additional economic, (read more...)

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council is seeking a supplier to develop a Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP) for the borough. The work covers stakeholder engagement, energy data collection and analysis, and modelling scenarios and pathways to achieve net-zero carbon emissions from Rotherham’s local energy system. The supplier will identify and prioritise projects and enabling actions, then define a framework for monitoring progress. Deliverables include a report and executive summary for policy makers, setting out the activity and investment needed, potential economic, social and environmental value, and differences between areas within Rotherham. The service also encompasses environmental and energy-system research and consultancy. Delivery is for the geographic area of Rotherham Metropolitan Borough.

Waste Disposal Framework

Description: The Council has an on-going need to dispose of waste from around the borough to enable it to undertake its day to day operations. The proposed procurement includes but is not limited to: Tipping: Highways waste, grounds maintenance waste (green waste, glass, plastics, animal waste, clothing etc.), fly tipping waste (tyres, white goods, chairs, clothing, timber, glass etc.), furnished homes waste from properties Skips: Hire of skips of various sizes and various locations around the borough, and disposal of their contents Highways arising's and gulley waste: street sweepings and gulley emptying are non-source segregated waste collected by the machines from the highway around the Borough. The waste collected typically consists of sand, silt, gravel, leaves, litter including cans/plastics and cigarette butts. Due to the nature of the requirement (read more...)

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council intends to procure waste disposal arrangements for waste arising across the borough. The scope includes tipping and disposal of highways waste, grounds maintenance waste such as green waste, glass, plastics and animal waste, fly-tipping waste including tyres and white goods, and waste from furnished homes. It also covers hiring skips in different sizes and locations and disposing of their contents. Highways and gulley waste includes non-segregated street sweepings and material from gulley emptying, typically containing sand, silt, gravel, leaves, litter, cans, plastics and cigarette butts. The work is waste disposal and treatment, with associated waste container hire. Delivery is across Rotherham and the wider United Kingdom classification area.

Bassingthorpe Farm Strategic Development Partner

Description: The Council and the Fitzwilliam Wentworth Estate are seeking to identify and appoint a strategic development partner in connection with the planning, servicing, delivery and/or facilitation of the phased development of land at Bassingthorpe Farm, Rotherham. The site has been allocated for development with a Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) guiding the process. In line with the allocation and SPD it is anticipated that the site will be brought forward for a residential-led mixed-use development including up to approximately 2,000 homes together with associated infrastructure, highways, utilities, drainage, public open space, community uses and related placemaking works. The procurement is intended to identify a strategic development partner capable of: - working collaboratively with the landowners to optimise viability, deliverability and value; - promoting and securing a comprehensive and deliverable (read more...)

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council, working with the Fitzwilliam Wentworth Estate, intends to appoint a strategic development partner for Bassingthorpe Farm in Rotherham. The project is a residential-led mixed-use development of up to approximately 2,000 homes, with associated infrastructure, highways, utilities, drainage, public open space, community uses and placemaking works. The partner would support planning, site servicing, phased delivery and facilitation of development, including possible onward disposal of parcels to housebuilders or other delivery arrangements. The scope also includes coordinating or delivering enabling and strategic infrastructure, working with the landowners to improve viability and deliverability, and supporting long-term stewardship. The procurement is primarily development and construction work, with real estate, architectural, engineering and inspection services involved.

All Age Alcohol and Drug Treatment Recovery Service

Description: The Council requires an all-age Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery service. Specialised pathways will be developed by the service provider to ensure that all cohorts of service users, receive the support they need from a single provider regardless of how they enter the service. It is anticipated that the contract will commence on 23/01/2027 and will run for a period of 26 months and nine (9) days making the expiry date 31/03/2029. The extension rights in this contract will be in any combination of extension(s) up to a maximum of forty-eight (48) months.

Summary: Rotherham Borough Council commissioned an all-age alcohol and drug treatment and recovery service for residents of the Borough of Rotherham, including people needing support with substance misuse involving prescribed or over-the-counter medication. The service covers prevention and education for professionals, family support, advice, screening, brief interventions, structured psychosocial interventions, pharmacological treatment, stabilisation, reduction, detoxification, relapse-prevention medication, care coordination and routes into residential rehabilitation. It requires distinct alcohol and drug pathways, a comprehensive community alcohol service linked to primary care, and delivery from a provider-established central base in Rotherham town centre and community venues. Pharmacy services for supervised medication consumption and GP practices delivering shared-care treatment form part of the operating model, alongside wider stakeholder and local-agenda support.