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Design and Installation of a 9-Hole Crazy Golf Course

Description: Langar cum Barnstone Parish Council is seeking quotations from suitably experienced contractors for the design, supply and installation of a 9-hole outdoor Crazy Golf Course at Works Lane Field, NG13 9JN. The course should be suitable for public use by a range of ages and abilities and be designed for an unsupervised public location. It should use robust, durable, vandal-resistant and low-maintenance materials. The contract will include design, ground preparation, drainage where required, supply and installation of the playing surface, borders and obstacles, waste removal, making good and final handover. The project is subject to sufficient grant funding being secured.

Summary: Langar cum Barnstone Parish Council is procuring the design, supply and installation of a nine-hole outdoor crazy golf course at Works Lane Field, NG13 9JN. This is a public-recreation landscaping and construction project, including ground preparation, drainage where required, playing surfaces, borders and obstacles, waste removal, making good and final handover. The completed course must be suitable for public use by a range of ages and abilities in an unsupervised location. The design and materials must be robust, durable, vandal-resistant and low-maintenance. The council is the buying organisation and the works will be delivered at the Works Lane Field site. The project is subject to sufficient grant funding being secured.

Market Engagement Event for Workwell for NHS Notts, Lincs & Derby ICBs

Description: NHS Nottingham & Nottinghamshire ICB, NHS Lincolnshire ICB and NHS Derby & Derbyshire ICB referred to as the Contracting Authority(s) are launching a virtual market engagement event to present their proposed delivery model for this service to seek feedback from market.

Summary: The three NHS integrated care boards for Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire are planning a locally designed early-intervention work and health service. It will support people whose health condition or disability affects their ability to remain in work, return to work or move towards work. The service will provide low-intensity, personalised support and connect people at an early stage to suitable health, employment, skills and community provision. Its purpose is to strengthen local work and health pathways, prevent needs from escalating, reduce health-related economic inactivity and improve population health outcomes. The supplier will act as a system integrator across the three areas rather than deliver a standalone programme. This is a health and social work services requirement, classified under CPV 85000000.

Operator Solution - The Pencil Works, Stapleford

Description: Broxtowe Borough Council (the Contracting Authority) require a supplier to operate The Pencil Works Enterprise Hub, Stapleford. The successful supplier will be required to: * Manage and operate the facilities * Drive occupancy and income generation * Deliver business support, events and community programming * Create an integrated and active environment across all uses * Work in partnership with the Council to deliver long-term sustainability The Pencil Works is a new enterprise hub currently under construction in Stapleford town centre. Broxtowe Borough Council (the Contracting Authority) has secured PS6.2 million of funding from the UK Government's Towns Fund to deliver the project. Once complete, the hub will provide office, retail, makerspace, and creative facilities designed to support the growth of the creative, digital, and cultural sectors. The Pencil (read more...)

Summary: Broxtowe Borough Council is procuring an operator for The Pencil Works Enterprise Hub in Stapleford town centre. This is a facilities and enterprise-hub management service, combining building and facilities management with business development consultancy. The operator will manage the facilities, increase occupancy and income, provide business support, events and community programming, and create an integrated environment across office, retail, makerspace, creative, café and event uses. The hub is intended to support creative, digital and cultural businesses, including start-ups, growing firms, artists and sole traders, while contributing to skills, community activity and town-centre regeneration. Nottinghamshire County Council is conducting the procurement on behalf of Broxtowe Borough Council. Delivery is centred on Stapleford and the surrounding Nottinghamshire area.

REFURBISHMENT OF THE CHILDREN'S PLAY AREA AT ONCHAN PARK.

Description: Gedling Borough Council (The Council) is seeking quotations from suitably qualified suppliers for THE DESIGN, SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND REFURBISHMENT OF THE CHILDREN'S PLAY AREA AT ONCHAN PARK.

Summary: Gedling Borough Council is procuring works to refurbish the children’s play area at Onchan Park. The requirement covers the design, supply, installation and refurbishment of playground facilities, including associated playground landscaping works. The supplier will be responsible for delivering the complete refurbishment rather than providing design services or equipment alone. This is a public-sector construction and playground improvement opportunity for businesses able to manage the process from design through to installation. The work is to be delivered at Onchan Park within Gedling Borough Council’s area, serving the local children’s play provision. It may suit playground manufacturers, specialist installers, landscape contractors or construction businesses offering a combined design-and-build service.

GBC RFQ Parks Development works at Onchan Carlton Nottingham

Description: The contract will be for the construction of an amenity green space suitable for general recreational use; converting a previous bowling green into a community amenity green space with full disability access and egress, safety improvements, improved footpath surfacing and the installation of outdoor gym equipment and seating. Contract Duration: Approximately 4 weeks for completion of the construction elements, with an extended contract period of up to 2 months to allow for grass seed establishment, maintenance activities and the first two grass cuts. Timescales will be dependent on weather conditions and seasonal requirements.

Summary: Gedling Borough Council is procuring works to convert a former bowling green at Onchan Carlton, Nottingham, into an amenity green space for general recreational use. The scope includes landscaping for parks and recreational areas (CPV 45112710, 45112711 and 45112720), full disability access and egress, safety improvements, improved footpath surfacing, outdoor gym equipment and seating. The successful contractor will carry out the construction works and support grass seed establishment, maintenance activities and the first two grass cuts. This is a single-site public-realm and landscaping project for the council, combining groundworks, surfacing, accessibility improvements, equipment installation and early-stage grounds maintenance.

Multi Provider Framework Agreement for Care, Support and Enablement (CSE) within Supported Living and Community Networks

Description: Nottinghamshire County Council have appointed Providers under a 'Framework Agreement' to deliver Care, Support and Enablement (CSE) services across Nottinghamshire County. From time to time the Framework Agreement may also be used to commission CSE services outside of Nottinghamshire County boundaries. Lot 1 Supported Living. Lot 2 Enhanced Supported Living (Plus). Lot 3 Accommodation and Support. Lot 4 Community Networks. The Framework Agreement will have an initial term of four years and options to extend for up to a further 24 months. This competitive procurement was conducted in accordance with the Light Touch regime of Regulations 74-77 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council procured health and social care services (CPV 85000000) through a multi-provider framework for Care, Support and Enablement across Nottinghamshire. The requirement covers standard supported living, enhanced supported living, accommodation and support including facilitating housing, and Community Networks providing support and enablement to groups of people. Delivery is centred on Nottinghamshire, with the framework potentially usable for services outside the county. The four service areas correspond to supported living, enhanced supported living, accommodation and support, and community-based networks. This is a specialist service requirement for people with disabilities and/or complex needs, combining personal care, support, enablement, housing-related provision and group-based community support.

ITT: NNICB Longer Term Therapeutic Treatment for Children

Description: NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) are seeking to commission a Longer Term Therapeutic Treatment Service for Children and Young People Who Are Survivors of Sexual Abuse.

Summary: NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board is commissioning a longer-term therapeutic treatment service for children and young people aged 17 and under who are survivors of sexual abuse or sexual exploitation. The service will provide therapeutic support to children, young people and their non-abusing parents or carers, helping to reduce impacts on mental health and emotional wellbeing, build resilience, reduce vulnerability to further abuse and develop healthy, trusting relationships. It will also support access to specialist services, provide smooth transitions where needs change, and improve emotional, psychological and physical wellbeing. Providers must tailor support to individual needs, including appropriate adaptations for people with protected characteristics. Delivery is in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.

Champion Development MHFA Consultancy +

Description: Delivery of the Mental Health First Aider element of a Champion Development Programme to the external social care workforce.

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council procured delivery of the Mental Health First Aider element of its Champion Development Programme for the external social care workforce. This is a staff training and health and social care service, with training services as the primary classification. Delivery is across the East Midlands. The requirement is aimed at developing mental health champions among people working in external social care organisations, rather than providing general workforce training or frontline clinical treatment. Businesses relevant to this opportunity include providers of Mental Health First Aid training, workforce development, staff education and related consultancy services, particularly those able to work with social care employers and deliver training across the East Midlands.

Decontamination Services

Description: For more information and access to the Tender documentation, please follow the link below; https://nottinghamshirepolice.my.site.com/s/Welcome The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire requires the provision of decontamination services to support policing operations across our custody suites, fleet vehicles, and potential crime scenes. The scope of the service includes, but is not limited to: Custody environments - deep cleaning and decontamination of cells, holding areas, and associated facilities following incidents involving contamination or biohazards Fleet vehicles - specialist cleaning and sanitisation of police vehicles exposed to biological or chemical contamination Crime scenes - provision of forensic-aware cleaning services where required, ensuring no compromise to evidential integrity and in line with police instruction Needle and sharps removal and safe disposal of hazardous waste Emergency response capability, including out-of-hours call-outs where (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is procuring specialist decontamination and cleaning services to support policing operations across England. The work covers deep cleaning and decontamination of custody cells, holding areas and related facilities after contamination or biohazard incidents; specialist cleaning and sanitisation of police fleet vehicles affected by biological or chemical contamination; and forensic-aware cleaning at potential crime scenes, following police instructions and protecting evidential integrity. The service also includes needle and sharps removal, safe hazardous-waste disposal and emergency response, including out-of-hours call-outs. This is a cleaning and sanitation services requirement (CPV 90900000), delivered in sensitive policing environments where confidentiality is essential.

Mentoring in Hospital and Police

Description: For the delivery of mentoring (hospitals and police pathway) within Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire. These services are being commissioned by the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Violence Reduction Partnership (NNVRP) - part of the Nottinghamshire Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC). The objective is to support children and young people (CYP) who may be at risk of involvement in serious violence with improved mental health and wellbeing and improved behaviours, thus reducing the risk factors associated with violent crime and helping to build community resilience. This approach draws on the Accident and Emergency (A&E) and Police Custody Navigator model which has been rated by the Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) as having a potentially high impact on serious violence. The service will be based in the community but will (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is commissioning mentoring services for children and young people at risk of involvement in serious violence. The service will support improved mental health, wellbeing and behaviour, reduce factors associated with violent crime and strengthen community resilience. It is commissioned through the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Violence Reduction Partnership. Delivery will be community-based, with proactive engagement and referrals involving Nottingham City and Mansfield custody suites, Nottingham Queen’s Medical Centre and other agreed partners. The work covers Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire and is classified as social work and related services. Suppliers will use an approach based on the Accident and Emergency and Police Custody Navigator model, working with under-18s who are particularly vulnerable to violence.