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Sewerage Treatment, Plant and Pumping Station Mechanical and Electrical Service

Description: This is an invitation to quote for Gedling Borough Council's Sewerage Treatment, Plant and Pumping Station Mechanical and Electrical Service. The aim of this tender is to appoint a service provider to carry out cyclical maintenance to our portfolio of Sewage Treatment Plants including; Travel to and from site and carry out full mechanical and electrical inspection of the plants. Carry out service visits as required in the specification Arrange and supervise the emptying of the primary settlement tank Arrange and supervise the emptying washing down and desludging of the wet well tank Please see Specification for full details of requirements

Summary: Gedling Borough Council is procuring a mechanical and electrical maintenance service for its portfolio of sewage treatment plants, sewerage treatment facilities and pumping stations in the Gedling area. The work covers travelling to and from sites, carrying out full mechanical and electrical inspections, completing service visits required by the specification, and arranging and supervising the emptying of primary settlement tanks. It also includes arranging and supervising the emptying, washing down and desludging of wet-well tanks. This is an ongoing sewage-treatment and pumping-station maintenance service rather than a construction project. The requirement is classified as services and includes sewage-pump, sewage-works, sewage-treatment and wider sewage-service activities. Gedling Borough Council is the buying organisation.

Peep Learning Together Programme (Peep 3s) VCSE

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council is seeking to appoint a VCSE provider to deliver the Peep Learning Together Programme for children aged 3-4 and their parents/carers in targeted areas of Mansfield, Ashfield and Bassetlaw. The service will focus on families living in the most disadvantaged communities and aims to improve school readiness by supporting children's early development, strengthening the home learning environment and increasing parental confidence. Delivery will be through structured group sessions in suitable community-based venues, with the provider responsible for recruitment, engagement, staffing, training, venues, monitoring and reporting.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council intends to commission the Peep Learning Together Programme for children aged three to four and their parents or carers. The service will operate in targeted areas of Mansfield, Ashfield and Bassetlaw, focusing on families in the most disadvantaged communities. Its purpose is to improve school readiness by supporting children’s early development, strengthening the home learning environment and increasing parents’ confidence. Delivery will involve structured group sessions in suitable community venues. The appointed voluntary, community or social enterprise provider will manage recruitment, family engagement, staffing, training, venues, monitoring and reporting. This is a children’s early-years and family-support service, classified under social work and related services. The buyer is Nottinghamshire County Council, based in Nottingham.

Fleet Electrification Discovery

Description: Nottinghamshire Police are initiating a Pre-Market Engagement (PME) exercise through a Request for Information (RFI) to inform the development of our specifications for our fleet electrification infrastructure work. Nottinghamshire Police have over 600 vehicles based at numerous locations across Nottinghamshire, which are required to support a diverse range of operational and non-operational policing functions. As part of our commitment to reducing carbon emissions, improving air quality, and preparing for the transition to a predominantly zero-emission fleet as part of the zero-emission vehicle mandate from government, we are seeking to better understand the solutions, technologies, delivery models and innovations currently available within the market. Fleet electrification is expected to involve a programme of works including, but not limited to, electrical capacity assessments, network upgrades, EV charging infrastructure, energy management (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is exploring a fleet electrification infrastructure programme for more than 600 police vehicles operating from multiple locations across Nottinghamshire. The work is intended to support a transition towards a predominantly zero-emission fleet, while reducing carbon emissions and improving air quality. The anticipated scope includes electrical capacity assessments, network upgrades, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, energy management systems, load balancing, renewable energy integration, battery storage, software platforms, and ongoing operation and maintenance. It may also involve fleet management, feasibility studies, advisory services, transport systems consultancy and electrical installation works. This is a works-led requirement with associated engineering, technology, consultancy and fleet-management services.

Provision of Adult Sexual Violence Hub and Therapy Support Service in Nottinghamshire

Description: The Service will support all adults living in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire who have been sexually assaulted, raped or abused, either recently or in the past, including when the adult was a child. It will support victims and survivors regardless of whether or not they have reported the crime to the police. It will also support close relatives of victims and survivors as appropriate.

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire intends to commission an adult sexual violence hub and therapy support service, classified as social work and related services. The service will support adults living in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire who have been sexually assaulted, raped or abused, whether recently or in the past, including abuse experienced during childhood. Support will be available to victims and survivors whether or not they have reported an incident to the police. Close relatives of victims and survivors may also be supported where appropriate. This is a public service contract for organisations able to provide specialist support, advice and therapy to adults affected by sexual violence and abuse across the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire area.

Fleet Electrification Discovery

Description: Nottinghamshire Police are initiating a Pre-Market Engagement (PME) exercise through a Request for Information (RFI) to inform the development of our specifications for our fleet electrification infrastructure work. Nottinghamshire Police have over 600 vehicles based at numerous locations across Nottinghamshire, which are required to support a diverse range of operational and non-operational policing functions. As part of our commitment to reducing carbon emissions, improving air quality, and preparing for the transition to a predominantly zero-emission fleet as part of the zero-emission vehicle mandate from government, we are seeking to better understand the solutions, technologies, delivery models and innovations currently available within the market. Fleet electrification is expected to involve a programme of works including, but not limited to, electrical capacity assessments, network upgrades, EV charging infrastructure, energy management (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is planning a fleet electrification infrastructure programme for more than 600 police vehicles based at locations across Nottinghamshire. The work is intended to support operational and non-operational policing functions, reduce carbon emissions, improve air quality and enable the transition towards a predominantly zero-emission fleet. The expected scope includes electrical capacity assessments, electricity network upgrades, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, energy management systems, load balancing, renewable energy integration, battery storage, software platforms, and operation and maintenance. It is a works-led requirement with associated engineering, design, feasibility, cost management, project supervision and fleet management services. Suppliers may need to provide an integrated solution spanning electrical installation, energy systems, charging technology and fleet transition planning.

Mental Health Wellbeing Support Worker

Description: Provides engagement and mental health wellbeing support for people experiencing Severe Multiple Disadvantage (SMD), an interplay of substance use, mental health, homelessness and offending

Summary: NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board procured mental health wellbeing support worker services for people experiencing severe multiple disadvantage. The service is intended to engage people affected by the combined challenges of substance use, mental ill health, homelessness and offending, providing practical wellbeing support and helping them engage with appropriate services. This is a health service rather than a goods supply or construction requirement. Delivery covers the Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire areas represented in the procurement. The requirement was structured as one service package. It is relevant to organisations experienced in community mental health, outreach and support for people with complex needs, particularly where substance use, housing instability and offending histories overlap.

Bassetlaw Psychosexual Therapy Service

Description: The service provides psychosexual counselling and therapeutic interventions for adults experiencing psychosexual difficulties that impact on their physical health, emotional wellbeing, relationships and quality of life.

Summary: NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board commissioned the Bassetlaw Psychosexual Therapy Service, a healthcare service for adults experiencing psychosexual difficulties that affect physical health, emotional wellbeing, relationships and quality of life. The work consists of psychosexual counselling and therapeutic interventions delivered in Bassetlaw. It falls within health services. The buyer is the NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board, based in Nottingham. The selected provider is Leger Therapy Services Ltd, whose address is in Bassetlaw. The requirement is therefore relevant to providers of adult psychosexual therapy, counselling and related clinical interventions able to serve patients in the Bassetlaw area and work within NHS commissioning arrangements.

Hospice services for babies, children and young people (BCYP)

Description: Provide a variety of services for BCYP living with a life limiting condition (LLC) throughout their lives and at the end of their lives.

Summary: NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board commissioned hospice services for babies, children and young people living with life-limiting conditions. The service covers support throughout their lives and at the end of life, providing a variety of care for children and young people and their families. It is a health service procurement, classified under CPV 85100000. Delivery is associated with Nottingham and the surrounding area covered by the ICB. The awarded providers are Cope Children’s Trust and Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. The requirement is suited to specialist children’s hospices or other organisations with the clinical, care and end-of-life support capability to serve children and young people with complex, life-limiting conditions.

Uniform, Inventory and Asset Management Solution

Description: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is seeking to procure a Uniform, Inventory and Asset Management Solution to support the management, tracking, issuance, return and reporting of uniform, personal protective equipment (PPE), operational equipment, consumable products and other organisational assets. The Authority requires a proven Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) solution together with implementation, configuration, data migration, training, support and maintenance services. The Authority is willing to consider SaaS, On-Premise and Hybrid deployment models. 7 The solution must support inventory management, self-service functionality, role-based entitlements, workflow approvals, asset lifecycle management, reporting and analytics, barcode and/or QR code tracking, and integration with Authority systems where required. Full details are contained within the procurement documentation available through the Authority's e-tendering portal.

Summary: Nottinghamshire Police is procuring a uniform, inventory and asset management solution to manage, track, issue, return and report on uniform, personal protective equipment, operational equipment, consumable products and other organisational assets. The requirement is for services, classified under CPV 48420000 as facilities management software and software suite services. It covers a proven commercial off-the-shelf system plus implementation, configuration, data migration, training, support and maintenance. The system will be used by the police authority in Nottingham, with delivery associated with Sherwood Lodge, Nottingham, and the wider East Midlands area. Deployment may be delivered as software as a service, on-premise, or through a hybrid model, depending on the proposed solution and the authority’s requirements.

Residential and Nursing Care Homes for Adults - Framework Agreement

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council is procuring a Framework Agreement for the provision of residential and/or nursing care home services for adults. The Council intends to appoint multiple successful bidders as Providers under the Framework. The Framework will support individuals whose primary support needs include learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities, brain injuries and sensory impairments. Services may include standard placements, short breaks, emergency placements, forensic provision and exceptional and highly specialist care arrangements. The service is primarily for adults. The Council may also use the Framework to commission provision for young people aged 16 or 17, provided that the relevant home satisfies all applicable registration, policy and regulatory requirements, including those of the Care Quality Commission and/or Ofsted. For older adults, typically those aged 65 and over, (read more...)

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council is procuring a closed framework for residential and nursing care home services for adults. It covers standard placements, short breaks, emergency placements, forensic provision, and exceptional or highly specialist care for people whose primary needs include learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities, brain injuries and sensory impairments. The framework may also support 16- and 17-year-olds where the care home meets applicable registration, policy and regulatory requirements. Provision will mainly be delivered across Nottinghamshire’s seven districts, with placements outside the county where required. Residential care for older adults is generally commissioned through other arrangements, so this framework is principally aimed at working-age adults. The buying organisation is Nottinghamshire County Council, and the service category is health and social work services.