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HALIFAX VICTORIA THEATRE Refurbishment of Green Room Bar & Kitchen

Description: Calderdale MBC invite quotes for the refurbishment of the Green Room Bar & Kitchen at first floor Victoria Theatre, Halifax. The refurbishment works comprise demolition & strip-out, repairs to internal plasterwork, bespoke joinery, internal decoration, the refurbishment of an adjacent commercial kitchen and any other works detailed in this package. Works will be undertaken whilst maintaining a safe work environment that limits impact to ongoing Theatre operations in the building. Works will adhere to a strict programme start and end, to ensure no impact to the Theatres events calendar. Works start: Monday 4th January 2027 Works end: Wednesday 24th February 2027. An accompanied site visit is a condition of quotation and these will be published and booked through the messaging portal.

Summary: Calderdale Council is seeking building contractors to refurbish the Green Room Bar and kitchen at the Victoria Theatre in Halifax. The works cover demolition and strip-out, repairs to internal plasterwork, bespoke joinery and redecoration, alongside refurbishment of the adjacent commercial kitchen and other works in the project package. Contractors must carry out the work while maintaining a safe environment and minimising disruption to theatre operations and its events programme. The work is at the theatre’s first-floor Green Room facilities in Halifax. This is a single refurbishment project rather than a set of separately identified work packages.

KMCCYP-192 Electronic Market Place for 16+ Supported Accommodation Service

Description: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council") is conducting this procurement exercise, in accordance with the Light Touch Regime of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102), and intends to establish an Electronic Market Place ("EMP") with Providers with relevant experience and ability for the provision of Supported Accommodation to looked after or care leavers aged 16+. The Council is establishing a new 16+ Supported Accommodation Electronic Market Place (EMP) to meet its duties under the Childrens Act 1989 & 2004 when securing a Supported Accommodation placement for either; * a looked after child is placed in an 'other arrangements' placement or * a care leaver is placed in 'suitable accommodation' The Council requires four types of provision, which are aligned with Ofsted's four categories of (read more...)

Summary: Kirklees Council has established an electronic marketplace for supported accommodation for looked-after children and care leavers aged 16 and over. The service is intended to provide safe, homely placements that help young people develop independence as they prepare for adulthood. Providers may offer self-contained accommodation for sole use, shared or group accommodation reserved for looked-after children and care leavers, shared accommodation that also serves other groups, or supported lodgings in a provider’s own main residence. Shared settings provide each child with a bedroom and shared communal areas. Placements are for children in ‘other arrangements’ and care leavers in suitable accommodation, supporting the Council’s duties under the Children Acts. The service is delivered in Kirklees.

Electronic Market Place for Kirklees Welcomes Assisting Vulnerable Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees

Description: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council") is conducting this procurement exercise, in accordance with the Light Touch Regime of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102), and intends to establish an Electronic Market Place ("EMP") with Providers with relevant experience and ability to assist vulnerable migrants, asylum seekers and refugees. This EMP is anticipated to commence on 1st August 2024 for a period of five (5 years) to meet the requirements and demands of the Service. The estimated cumulative annual value for the Contracts potentially called off under this EMP is Five Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling (PS500,000) per annum. Funding for this EMP is through a variety of external grants and contracts sources including (but not limited to The Department of Levelling Up Housing and (read more...)

Summary: Kirklees Council commissioned This Way 4 English, a local English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) service for vulnerable migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in Kirklees. The work is to coordinate services, learning providers and employment support providers to build an English-language offer for people starting or continuing their learning. The aim is to help participants connect with neighbours and local groups, use services independently, progress to further learning and move into employment. It sits within the Council’s wider electronic marketplace for support to vulnerable migrants, asylum seekers and refugees, but this award is specifically for the English-language service. The service is funded through external government grants, including support for refugee resettlement schemes.

ELECTRONIC MARKET PLACE FOR THE PROVISION OF ADULT EDUCATION, TRAINING, EMPLOYMENT AND LIFELONG LEARNING

Description: Kirklees Council intends to establish an Electronic Marketplace (EMP) with Delivery Partners with relevant experience and ability to provide Adult Education, Training, Employment & Lifelong Learning on a non-exclusive basis. This EMP will allow applicants to become eligible to bid to provide the individual Service

Summary: Kirklees Council established an electronic marketplace for adult education, training, employment support and lifelong learning services in Kirklees. It brings together delivery partners eligible to compete for individual service contracts through further competitions. The work spans community-based adult learning for residents facing barriers to education, including people with low English or maths skills, people who are unemployed or on low wages, and learners with health or social challenges. Other requirements include digital skills and employment support for inactive residents in North and South Kirklees, digital and assistive technology support for neurodivergent employees and employers, and creative-sector learning and volunteering opportunities. Adult learning is intended to build confidence, widen participation and support people and communities facing deprivation or unequal access to learning and the arts.

KMCAS-125 - Electronic Market Place for Supported Living Services

Description: **IMPORTANT - This notice is a duplication of FTS Notice 2022/S 000-003034 which was originally published on YORtender. This notice is to allow for award of further competitions from the EMP via the FTS System. Please note this is not a new notice** The Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council") is conducting this procurement exercise, in accordance with the Light Touch Regime of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102), and intends to establish an Electronic Market Place ("EMP") with Providers with relevant experience and ability to provide Supported Living Services on a non-exclusive basis to Adults with eligible Social Care needs for the Council. The EMP may be used by the Council and by the NHS Kirklees Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) (subject to CCG governance (read more...)

Summary: Kirklees Council’s supported living services electronic marketplace arranges care and support for adults with eligible social care needs in Kirklees; NHS Kirklees may also use it, subject to approval. Services cover floating support in people’s own homes and support delivered in shared accommodation, helping people live as independently as possible, including access to community and social activities. The marketplace covers seven needs-based categories: learning disabilities and autism, mental health, personality disorder, complex physical or sensory impairment and long-term conditions, acquired brain injury, and drug or alcohol dependency. A specific competition also covers emergency accommodation for young adults aged 18–30 with learning disabilities and/or autism and behaviours that challenge, including property damage, sexualised behaviour, criminal activity, trauma and potential aggression.

Highways Materials and Tools Framework

Description: The estimated framework start date is 18th December 2026 and will run until 17th December 2028, with the option to extend for a further 2 x 12 months. The framework is for the supply and delivery of various highways materials and tools, which are required for the delivery of Highway Services in-house operations. Highway Services operations range from routine highway maintenance works to high profile highway improvement schemes within our town centres. The framework will comprise of 3 different Lots, these are; Lot 1 - Miscellaneous Civil Engineering Materials, including Cements, Drainage Materials, Manhole Covers and Gully Grates, Road Marking Materials and Timber Products Lot 2 - Site Safety Materials, including Cone Signs, Cones and Barriers, Danger Lamps, Footway Boards, Lot 3 - Tools and consumables, including hand (read more...)

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is buying and arranging delivery of highways materials and tools for its in-house highway services, covering routine maintenance and larger improvement schemes in town centres. The framework is divided into three lots: civil engineering materials such as cement, drainage and ducting materials, manhole covers, gully grates, road-marking materials and timber; site-safety products including cones, signs, barriers, danger lamps and footway boards; and tools and consumables such as hand tools, wheelbarrows, buckets, replacement blades and sandbags. Deliveries will go to Council depots or work sites in Kirklees, with locations specified for orders. Products are specified by performance and relevant British Standards, or by quality and compatibility with equipment already in use.

Highways Materials and Tools Framework

Description: The estimated framework start date is 18th December 2026 and will run until 17th December 2028, with the option to extend for a further 2 x 12 months. The framework is for the supply and delivery of various highways materials and tools, which are required for the delivery of Highway Services in-house operations. Highway Services operations range from routine highway maintenance works to high profile highway improvement schemes within our town centres. The framework will comprise of 3 different Lots, these are; Lot 1 - Miscellaneous Civil Engineering Materials, including Cements, Drainage Materials, Manhole Covers and Gully Grates, Road Marking Materials and Timber Products Lot 2 - Site Safety Materials, including Cone Signs, Cones and Barriers, Danger Lamps, Footway Boards, Lot 3 - Tools and consumables, including hand (read more...)

Summary: The Council of the Borough of Kirklees is buying and arranging delivery of highways materials and tools for its in-house highway services, covering routine maintenance and larger improvement schemes in town centres. The framework is divided into three lots: civil engineering materials such as cement, drainage and ducting materials, manhole covers, gully grates, road-marking materials and timber; site-safety products including cones, signs, barriers, danger lamps and footway boards; and tools and consumables such as hand tools, wheelbarrows, buckets, replacement blades and sandbags. Deliveries will go to Council depots or work sites in Kirklees, with locations specified for orders. Products are specified by performance and relevant British Standards, or by quality and compatibility with equipment already in use.

Operational Kit Storage Lockers

Description: WYFRS would like to invite contractors to submit a tender for the supply and installation of Operational Kit Storage Lockers at approximately 30 fire stations across the West Yorkshire region. A detailed scope of works, along with a Technical Data Sheet, can be found within the tender package. The supply and installation will be phased over a 3 year period, with approximately 650 steel lockers required in total.

Summary: West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority is seeking the supply and installation of operational kit storage lockers at approximately 30 fire stations across West Yorkshire. The requirement is for around 650 steel lockers, with delivery and installation phased across the programme. This is a goods contract that also requires installation work. The detailed scope and technical requirements are set out in the procurement package. The opportunity is aimed at suppliers able to provide suitable steel storage lockers and install them across a distributed network of fire stations in the region.

Framework for the Provision of Asbestos Consultancy Services

Description: The Framework Agreement will allow for the Council to discharge their duties by providing access to the following Services, including but not limited to: * Asbestos management and refurbishment & demolition surveys; * Air monitoring and four stage clearances; * Bulk sampling and bulk sample analysis; * Re-inspections; * Reactive response and call out; * Training; * Expert witness; * Access equipment (as required to carry out works); and * Individual staff rates for practitioners etc.

Summary: Kirklees Council plans a two-lot framework for asbestos consultancy services supporting its corporate landlord and Homes and Neighbourhoods functions. The work is intended to help the council meet its asbestos-related responsibilities. Services across the lots are expected to include asbestos management and refurbishment and demolition surveys, air monitoring and four-stage clearances, bulk sampling and sample analysis, re-inspections, and reactive call-outs. The scope also includes training, expert witness services, access equipment where needed to carry out work, and rates for individual practitioners. The services are for council properties and homes in the Kirklees area. Suppliers may be interested in one or both lots, depending on their ability to serve the relevant council function.

Boiler Replacement Scheme

Description: WYFRS would like to invite contractors to submit a tender for the replacement of the existing boilers and associated equipment with new boiler plant and associated upgrade works at the following five stations; BA Training Centre FSHQ, Bradford Road, Birkenshaw; Garforth FS, Ninelands Lane, Garforth, LS25 1NT; Meltham FS, Holmfirth Road, Meltham, HD9 4BX; Odsal FS, Huddersfield Road, Odsal, Bradford, BD6 1DJ; Slaithwaite FS, 13A New Street, Slaithwaite, HD7 5AB. The detailed scope of works can be found within the tender package.

Summary: West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority is procuring works to replace existing boilers and associated equipment with new boiler plant, alongside upgrade works, at five fire service sites: the BA Training Centre at FSHQ in Birkenshaw; Garforth Fire Station in Garforth; Meltham Fire Station in Meltham; Odsal Fire Station in Bradford; and Slaithwaite Fire Station in Slaithwaite. The requirement is boiler installation and replacement work across these locations. The detailed scope is contained in the tender package. The sites are all in West Yorkshire, so the work involves delivery and coordination across multiple fire service premises rather than a single location.