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Mental Health Support Teams in Schools and Emotional Health and Wellbeing

Description: Mental Health Support Teams in Schools (MHSTs) play a central role in early intervention emotional health and wellbeing pathways, working alongside digital and community-based provision to reduce pressure on specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.

Summary: NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board commissioned Mental Health Support Teams in Schools and emotional health and wellbeing services. The requirement covers early intervention for children and young people in school settings, working alongside digital and community-based provision to reduce pressure on specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. This is a health service delivered across Derbyshire, covering the Derby, South Derbyshire and Derbyshire Dales areas. The work is intended to provide joined-up emotional health and wellbeing pathways through school-based support teams. The appointed provider is Compass Group UK, a large organisation based in Derby. The commissioning body is the NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board, which is responsible for the requirement and contract.

Children's Community Nursing in Education Settings (CNIES)

Description: This is a notice to inform the market of the intention to award a contract for a Children's Community Nursing in Education Settings (CNIES) via the Most Suitable Provider Process

Summary: NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board intends to commission Children’s Community Nursing in Education Settings (CNIES), a community healthcare service for children and young people with complex health needs in education settings. The service will use a three-tier hub-and-spoke model, providing nurse-led support to individual children, clinical oversight and delegated-care support across schools, and flexible responses to changing need. It will cover maintained and non-maintained education settings across Derby City and Derbyshire, including special educational needs and disabilities settings, mainstream schools and relevant post-16 settings. The work includes Individual Healthcare Plans, clinical governance, safeguarding, training and competency assurance, and coordination with councils, NHS services, families and education staff. The procurement is for health services.

ENQ1318 - For the Provision of Event Traffic Management

Description: Quotations are invited for the provision of event traffic management Services for events across the city, where a car park needs to be operated in respect of the management of vehicles on site and processing of payment as efficiently as possible while managing the local roads to the car park. The Services will predominately be required for indoor events hosted by Derby Arena and a schedule of outdoor events requiring traffic management for road closures. Applications for any road closures will be submitted by the Council. The procurement process adopted by the Council is based on the Procurement Act2023 (the "Act") and the Procurement Regulations 2024 (the "Regulations".) The contract is estimated to commence on 1st October 2026 and expires on 30th September 2027. Please note suppliers wishing (read more...)

Summary: Derby City Council is procuring event traffic management services for events across Derby. The requirement covers operating car parks, managing vehicles on site, processing payments efficiently and managing local roads serving event car parks. Most work is expected to support indoor events at Derby Arena, alongside outdoor events requiring traffic management for road closures. The Council will submit applications for any required road closures. This is a services opportunity, classified under car park management services (CPV 98351000), with delivery across Derby. The procurement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. Suppliers should be able to provide coordinated event traffic management covering both car park operations and arrangements affecting surrounding roads.

ENQ1318 - For the Provision of Event Traffic Management

Description: Quotations are invited for the provision of event traffic management Services for events across the city, where a car park needs to be operated in respect of the management of vehicles on site and processing of payment as efficiently as possible while managing the local roads to the car park. The Services will predominately be required for indoor events hosted by Derby Arena and a schedule of outdoor events requiring traffic management for road closures. Applications for any road closures will be submitted by the Council. The procurement process adopted by the Council is based on the Procurement Act2023 (the "Act") and the Procurement Regulations 2024 (the "Regulations".) The contract is estimated to commence on 1st October 2026 and expires on 30th September 2027. Please note suppliers wishing (read more...)

Summary: Derby City Council is buying event traffic management services across the city, covering both vehicle and car park operations. The work includes managing vehicles on site, operating car parks, processing payments efficiently and managing local roads serving the car parks. Services will be required mainly for indoor events at Derby Arena, alongside outdoor events requiring traffic management for road closures. The Council will submit applications for any road closures. This is a public-sector services contract for car park management and event traffic operations, classified under CPV 98351000. Delivery is across Derby and the wider city event programme, with activity taking place at event venues, car parks and associated local roads. The requirement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises with relevant event, parking or traffic management capability.

TD2414 - Asbestos Removal and Remediation Services and Asbestos Analyst Services

Description: Derby City Council (the Council) is undertaking this procurement to establish two contracts: * Lot 1 Asbestos removal and remediation services * Lot 2 Asbestos analyst services The procurement process adopted by the Council is based on the 'Open' tendering procedure as detailed in the Procurement Act 2023 (the "Act") and the Procurement Regulations 2024 (the "Regulations".) For Lot 1 the asbestos removal and remediation services contract, the initial contract period is two years and is estimated to commence on 1st February 2027 and expire on 31st January 2029. For Lot 2 the asbestos analyst services contract, the initial contract period is two years and is estimated to commence on 13th February 2027 and expire on 12th February 2029. For both contracts there will be an option to (read more...)

Summary: Derby City Council is procuring two asbestos-related service contracts for its property portfolio in Derby. Lot 1 covers asbestos removal and remediation, including managing asbestos and hazardous-waste risks so properties can remain safely occupied and refurbishment projects can proceed. Lot 2 covers asbestos analyst services, including asbestos surveys, air testing, sampling, training and secondment. Both lots require the timely provision of suitably qualified, experienced and competent personnel. The work is classified as services, covering asbestos-removal work, technical testing, analysis and consultancy. The requirement is intended to support safe occupation, planned refurbishment and compliant asbestos management across the Council’s properties. Suppliers can bid for either lot, but a single supplier may be awarded no more than one lot.

TD2414 - Asbestos Removal and Remediation Services and Asbestos Analyst Services

Description: Derby City Council (the Council) is undertaking this procurement to establish two contracts: * Lot 1 Asbestos removal and remediation services * Lot 2 Asbestos analyst services The procurement process adopted by the Council is based on the 'Open' tendering procedure as detailed in the Procurement Act 2023 (the "Act") and the Procurement Regulations 2024 (the "Regulations".) For Lot 1 the asbestos removal and remediation services contract, the initial contract period is two years and is estimated to commence on 1st February 2027 and expire on 31st January 2029. For Lot 2 the asbestos analyst services contract, the initial contract period is two years and is estimated to commence on 13th February 2027 and expire on 12th February 2029. For both contracts there will be an option to (read more...)

Summary: Derby City Council is procuring asbestos-related services in the East Midlands, United Kingdom. The requirement is divided into two contracts: Lot 1 covers asbestos removal and remediation services, including the safe removal and treatment of asbestos; Lot 2 covers asbestos analyst services, including technical testing, analysis and consultancy associated with asbestos. The procurement is for services and is classified under CPV 45262660 for asbestos-removal work, with additional classifications for asbestos removal services and technical testing, analysis and consultancy. The contracts support the Council’s current service requirements and may accommodate expanded demand, new areas or additional client groups arising from local government reorganisation.

Supply of Higher Educational Consultancy Services in India

Description: The University is seeking to appoint a Supplier to provide educational consultancy services to recruit additional students from India to study at the University of Derby. The Supplier is required to provide full suite of in-country services to support in the expansion of student recruitment, partnership management and business opportunity development. The contract will be in place for 2 years, with optional extension of 2 years in 1 year increments. The Procurement will be carried out as an Competitive Flexible Procedure under Section 20(2) of the Procurement Act 2023. An assessment of the market was carried out early 2026. To ensure an appropriate supplier is appointed, the University has chosen a competitive procedure.

Summary: The University of Derby is procuring higher education consultancy services in India to recruit additional students from India to study at the University of Derby. The requirement covers a full suite of in-country support, including student recruitment, partnership management and development of business opportunities. This is a student recruitment and international education consultancy opportunity, classified as recruitment services. The work is intended to support the University’s expansion of student recruitment and partnership activity connected with India. The buyer is the University of Derby, based in Derby. Suppliers delivering education consultancy, international student recruitment, Indian market development or related partnership services may find the requirement relevant, particularly where they can provide coordinated in-country support rather than a single recruitment activity.

(On Site Core Provision) Provision of Alternative Education to Respect Collaboration Trust

Description: The Trust (RCT) has a statutory duty to make arrangements for the provision of appropriate education otherwise than at school, for children of compulsory school age who, by reason of suspension or exclusion from school or otherwise, will not receive a suitable education without these arrangements. The Trust are looking to run tender processes to procure suitably experienced and qualified providers to deliver their programme of Alternative Provision. Individual Tenders will be run for each type of AP Provision needed. The estimated contract value would be for all AP Provision for one academic year. As a Contract under the Light Touch Regime the contracts could be extended each year if the provision continues to be needed. Top 3 highest scoring bidders awarded a contract.

Summary: Respect Collaboration Trust is procuring on-site core alternative education provision for children of compulsory school age who cannot receive suitable education at school, including pupils who have been suspended or excluded. The requirement is for suitably experienced and qualified providers to deliver alternative provision tailored to pupils’ needs. This is an education and training service, delivered in Derby. Individual tenders are run for each type of alternative provision required, with this opportunity covering on-site core provision. Places may be purchased on an ad hoc basis according to pupil requirements and provider capacity, while regular core places may be arranged in some areas. Providers offering full-day placements must provide suitable meals for pupils receiving free school meals.

Odyssey Collaborative Trust - Supply of Electricity

Description: The physical supply of electricity to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services

Summary: Odyssey Collaborative Trust bought the physical supply of electricity to all its sites, together with invoicing and query-management services. The requirement covers electricity and electricity supplies, classified under CPV codes 09310000 and 31682000. Delivery is across the United Kingdom. Odyssey Collaborative Trust is the buyer, with Zenergi Limited acting as utility procurement adviser and procuring entity. This is a goods requirement rather than construction or a standalone consultancy service. The opportunity is relevant to electricity suppliers able to serve multiple public-sector sites and provide the associated billing and customer-support functions.

Odyssey Collaborative Trust - Supply of Gas

Description: The physical supply of gas to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services

Summary: Odyssey Collaborative Trust procured the physical supply of mains and natural gas to all of its sites across the United Kingdom. The requirement also covers associated invoicing and query-management services, so the supplier must support both the commodity supply and the administration of customer accounts. The buyer is Odyssey Collaborative Trust, with Zenergi Limited acting as the utility procurement adviser and procuring entity. The procurement is categorised as goods, focused on mains gas and natural gas. It was arranged as one requirement rather than separate service packages, and applies to the Trust’s sites nationally. This is relevant to gas retailers, energy suppliers and specialist public-sector utility providers able to manage multi-site supply, billing and customer queries.