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Bread & Morning Goods

Description: Supply and Delivery of Bread, Bakery and Breakfast Products Bradford Council is seeking supplier engagement for the provision of bread, bakery and breakfast products to support catering operations across approximately 119 schools, residential and day care centres, and corporate and civic sites throughout the Bradford District. The proposed contract will include: Supply and delivery of bread, bakery and breakfast products Multi-site deliveries across the Bradford District Ongoing contract management and customer support Compliance with all relevant food safety regulations, allergen requirements, and School Food Standards This Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) seeks feedback from the market to help the Council understand supplier capability and capacity, assess market interest, inform the procurement strategy and contract structure, and identify potential risks, opportunities, and innovative solutions that could improve service delivery.

Summary: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council intends to procure the supply and delivery of bread, bakery goods and breakfast products for its catering operations. Deliveries would serve about 119 schools, residential and day care centres, and corporate and civic sites across the Bradford District. The service also includes ongoing contract management and customer support, with products required to meet food safety, allergen and School Food Standards requirements. This is a combined food supply and delivery service, rather than a purchase for a single site, and involves serving a varied set of public-sector locations across the district.

Brackenhill Park Masterplan Phase 3 Works

Description: Outdoor gym, new signage, and new gate installation, drainage works and SUDs

Summary: The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is seeking works for Phase 3 of the Brackenhill Park masterplan. The package combines installation of an outdoor gym, new signage and a new gate with drainage and sustainable urban drainage (SuDS) works. It also covers park and recreation-area surfacing, street furniture installation, and planting or maintenance of green areas. The work is for Brackenhill Park in West Yorkshire. This is a single works package, rather than a set of separately identified lots. The requirement brings together construction and landscaping tasks, so it is relevant to contractors able to deliver park improvements and associated ground and drainage works.

Silsden Road (Addingham) Play Area Refurbishment

Description: Project to design, supply, and install a replacement play area

Summary: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is seeking a contractor to design, supply and install a replacement play area at Silsden Road in Addingham. The works cover playground equipment and associated playground landscaping, including the preparation and installation needed to deliver the refurbished play area. This is a single project rather than a package divided into separate lots. Suppliers should have experience relevant to play-area refurbishment and be able to manage the design, equipment supply and installation as part of the same requirement.

NHSWYICB - Bradford Rape & Sexual Violence Service

Description: A free, confidential, women-only support service for women and girls in the Bradford area who have experienced sexual violence or abuse at any time in their lives.

Summary: NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board has commissioned a free, confidential, women-only rape and sexual violence support service for women and girls in the Bradford area who have experienced sexual violence or abuse at any point in their lives. The service provides community-based support, with existing population, geographic coverage, referral routes and eligibility criteria continuing unchanged. This is a health and support service for survivors, rather than a general healthcare contract. The work is delivered in Bradford and is intended to maintain an established local pathway, integrated with primary care, community services and voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations. The buyer’s stated rationale is to preserve patient outcomes, system stability and access for underserved populations while continuing an established service model.

Lightning Protection Systems And Person Safety Systems

Description: Anchor Hanover Group is England's largest not-for-profit provider of specialist housing and care for those later in life. We manage 54,000 homes for both rent and sale to those aged 55 and over. Lightning Protection Systems (LPS) and Person Safety Systems represent safety-critical assets across Anchor's portfolio. These systems help protect our buildings, residents, employees, contractors and visitors from risks associated with lightning strikes, the resulting fire risk, and working at height activities with fixed assets. Ensuring that these assets are appropriately identified, maintained, repaired and replaced forms an important part of Anchor's compliance and asset management responsibilities. Based on current records, LPS are understood to be present at approximately 262 locations, while Person Safety Systems are identified at approximately 44 locations. Bidders shall note that asset information (read more...)

Summary: Anchor Hanover Group plans to re-procure services for lightning protection and person safety systems across its housing and care portfolio in England. The work is intended to help protect buildings, residents, employees, contractors and visitors from lightning, fire and working-at-height risks. Services are expected to include inspection, testing and planned maintenance, emergency and responsive repairs, replacement and installation, baseline surveys of undocumented assets, and keeping an asset register. Lightning protection covers external systems and associated internal protection, including conductors, earthing and surge protection. Person safety equipment includes anchors and lifelines, guardrails, ladders, roof access routes, fragile-surface protection, signs and associated fixings. Current records indicate lightning protection at about 262 locations and person safety systems at about 44; these figures are indicative. This is building-installation maintenance and safety-equipment work (CPV 50700000).

Shaping Health Awareness & Preparedness & Engagement

Description: Bradford Council Public Health is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified, experienced and innovative organisations to participate in the forthcoming procurement opportunity for the delivery of the SHAPE (Shaping Health Awareness, Preparedness and Engagement) Service. The Council is looking to appoint a provider to design, develop, test and implement an innovative, community-centred approach that improves health awareness, engagement and readiness for behaviour change amongst Bradford's diverse communities. The project forms part of the wider Living Well Programme and supports Bradford's ambition to create a lasting social movement for health and wellbeing across the district. Service Overview The SHAPE programme aims to strengthen: Community readiness for health behaviour change; Health literacy across underserved communities; Understanding of community health beliefs and attitudes; Community influence in health service design and (read more...)

Summary: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council’s Public Health team plans to commission a community health service under the SHAPE programme. The provider will design, develop, test and implement a community-centred approach to improving health awareness, engagement and readiness for behaviour change across Bradford’s diverse communities. The work aims to strengthen health literacy in underserved communities, understand local health beliefs and attitudes, involve communities in health service design and commissioning, reduce health inequalities, and support community participation and leadership in health improvement. The provider will work with the Council, communities and other stakeholders to create a sustainable, scalable model that informs commissioning and supports better health outcomes. Delivery is across the Bradford district. This is a public health and community engagement service, rather than a clinical care contract.

Strategic Resident Safety, Call Bell and Connected Care Solution

Description: Anchor Hanover Group is England's largest not-for-profit provider of housing and care for older people, operating 120 care homes across England. These services support over 6000 older people with a range of residential care needs where safety, dignity, independence, accessibility and regulatory assurance are central to day-to-day operations. Resident safety and connected care technology is therefore a safety-critical capability, enabling residents to request assistance, supporting colleagues to respond effectively, and providing data to inform oversight, quality assurance and service improvement. Purpose of this market engagement Anchor is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand current and emerging market capabilities and to help define a strategic resident safety and connected care solution. Anchor wishes to explore a safe, resilient and supportable common platform, or a small number of controlled solution (read more...)

Summary: Anchor Hanover Group is planning a strategic resident safety, call-bell and connected-care solution for its portfolio of 120 care homes across England, serving more than 6,000 older people. The intended solution would give residents a way to request assistance, help staff respond, and provide information for safety oversight, quality assurance and service improvement. The scope is expected to cover a common, supportable platform or a small number of controlled solution patterns, with supply, installation, servicing and maintenance. It concerns care alarms, monitoring and connected-care technology, including associated equipment and systems integration. The service would support a consistent safety standard across homes while allowing resident-centred configurations and different care-home service tiers. Delivery is intended across England; the procurement includes equipment as well as services.

Enquires & Customer Management

Description: Anchor Hanover Group is England's largest not-for-profit provider of housing and care for older people, operating 120 care homes across England. These services support over 6000 older people with a range of residential care needs where safety, dignity, independence, accessibility and regulatory assurance are central to day-to-day operations. Purpose of this notice Anchor Hanover Group is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand supplier capability and market approaches for enquiries, admissions, occupancy and relationship management across its care home business. This notice is intended to alert the market that engagement is taking place, describe the opportunity at a high level and invite relevant suppliers to participate. This notice forms part of a wider care technology pre-market engagement exercise that also includes nurse call and incident management. Anchor is considering (read more...)

Summary: Anchor Hanover Group, an England-wide provider of housing and care for older people, is exploring software to manage prospective residents’ journey from first enquiry to accepted admission across its 120 care homes. The intended system would support enquiry capture and qualification, contact and relationship management, matching people to homes, availability and occupancy, workflow and pipeline tracking, assessments, approvals, room reservations and admissions coordination. It should also support accessible communications, indicative fees and funding details, and handover to finance, reporting and care systems. Integration with retained and future systems, including the care planning platform, is central to the requirement. The wider care technology review also considers nurse call, incident management and workforce management, but these are not the immediate priority. Delivery is across Anchor’s care homes in England.

Incident Management

Description: Description Anchor Hanover Group is England's largest not-for-profit provider of housing and care for older people, operating 120 care homes across England. These services support over 6000 older people with a range of residential care needs where safety, dignity, independence, accessibility and regulatory assurance are central to day-to-day operations. Purpose of this market engagement Anchor Hanover Group is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand the capability, maturity and delivery options available in the market for incident, safeguarding, complaints and quality management across its care home business. This notice forms part of a wider care technology pre-market engagement exercise that also includes nurse call and enquiries management. Anchor is considering these areas together to understand the market landscape, potential integration points and future delivery options across its care technology (read more...)

Summary: Anchor Hanover Group is exploring a replacement for its legacy incident-management system for its care home business. The potential purchase is software for recording and managing incidents, safeguarding concerns, complaints, compliments, near misses and other quality events. It would support triage and escalation, investigations, regulatory reporting, corrective actions, organisational learning and management insight. The primary focus is regulated care homes across England, with use across multiple homes, regions and central teams. Anchor is considering specialist software as well as broader care-governance platforms, and wants to understand integration with existing care-planning, medication, workforce, resident, finance, document-management and reporting systems. Suppliers may also comment on possible application to Anchor’s social-housing business, although care is the main focus.

Enquiry & Customer Management

Description: Anchor Hanover Group is England's largest not-for-profit provider of housing and care for older people, operating 120 care homes across England. These services support over 6000 older people with a range of residential care needs where safety, dignity, independence, accessibility and regulatory assurance are central to day-to-day operations. The required services will be managing enquiries, admissions and occupancy from initial contact to accepted admission. This will be through dedicated enquiries and admissions products, CRM-led approaches, broader care technology platforms or integrated partner models.

Summary: Anchor Hanover Group, an England-wide provider of housing and care for older people, is exploring software to manage prospective residents’ journey from first enquiry to accepted admission across its 120 care homes. The intended system would support enquiry capture and qualification, contact and relationship management, matching people to homes, availability and occupancy, workflow and pipeline tracking, assessments, approvals, room reservations and admissions coordination. It should also support accessible communications, indicative fees and funding details, and handover to finance, reporting and care systems. Integration with retained and future systems, including the care planning platform, is central to the requirement. The wider care technology review also considers nurse call, incident management and workforce management, but these are not the immediate priority. Delivery is across Anchor’s care homes in England.