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The Integrated Community Equipment Loan Service

Description: This Invitation to Tender ("ITT") contains instructions and key information about the procurement process. This ITT constitutes the conditions of the procurement process and by participating, Potential Suppliers agree to these conditions. West Northamptonshire Council ("Authority") and North Northamptonshire Council ("Authority") wishes to invite tenders for the supply of goods in respect of this requirement. This procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 Section 9 Light Touch Contracts. This procurement is being conducted through the Open procedure to identify the Potential Supplier(s) for the Authority's requirement. The ICELS supports people to remain independent within their own homes, reduces health inequalities, promotes recovery, rehabilitation, and enables people to live more safely. The ICELS will provide timely access to equipment that supports prevention, hospital avoidance, hospital (read more...)

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council, acting as lead authority with North Northamptonshire Council, is procuring an integrated community equipment loan service. The service supplies equipment to help people remain independent at home, recover or rehabilitate, avoid hospital admission, and leave hospital safely. It also supports intermediate care, reablement, palliative and end-of-life care, continuing healthcare and longer-term community support. The provider must make equipment available to people who fund their own purchases at the contract rates, and liaise with them on assessment, supply, installation and aftercare. The provider will also work with commissioners on a self-assessment model, including an accessible online tool to help people and carers assess needs and find suitable equipment. Delivery is in Northamptonshire.

The Integrated Community Equipment Loan Service

Description: This Invitation to Tender ("ITT") contains instructions and key information about the procurement process. This ITT constitutes the conditions of the procurement process and by participating, Potential Suppliers agree to these conditions. West Northamptonshire Council ("Authority") wishes to invite tenders for the supply of goods in respect of this requirement. This procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 Section 9 Light Touch Contracts. This procurement is being conducted through the Open procedure to identify the Potential Supplier(s) for the Authority's requirement. The ICELS supports people to remain independent within their own homes, reduces health inequalities, promotes recovery, rehabilitation, and enables people to live more safely. The ICELS will provide timely access to equipment that supports prevention, hospital avoidance, hospital discharge, intermediate care, rehabilitation, reablement, (read more...)

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council, acting as lead authority with North Northamptonshire Council, is procuring an integrated community equipment loan service. The service supplies equipment to help people remain independent at home, recover or rehabilitate, avoid hospital admission, and leave hospital safely. It also supports intermediate care, reablement, palliative and end-of-life care, continuing healthcare and longer-term community support. The provider must make equipment available to people who fund their own purchases at the contract rates, and liaise with them on assessment, supply, installation and aftercare. The provider will also work with commissioners on a self-assessment model, including an accessible online tool to help people and carers assess needs and find suitable equipment. Delivery is in Northamptonshire.

Neurophysiology Insourced Services

Description: Neurophysiology Insourced Services

Summary: Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust procured a consultant-led neurophysiology insourcing service for Northampton General Hospital in Northampton. The service is designed around the Trust’s workforce gaps, reporting requirements and clinic structure, providing specialist neurophysiology capacity within the hospital’s clinical service. It is a health service procurement, covering delivery under an NHS sub-contract and a national framework arrangement. The requirement concerns the organisation and delivery of neurophysiology services rather than equipment, construction or general staffing. The selected provider is a specialist neurophysiology services business. The work is therefore relevant to organisations able to provide consultant-led neurophysiology delivery, clinical reporting and service capacity within an NHS hospital environment.

Market Engagement Notice: EOTIS Coordinator Services

Description: West Northamptonshire Council is undertaking a market engagement exercise to better understand the current provider market for the delivery of Education Otherwise Than in School (EOTIS) Coordinator Services. We are seeking to identify organisations with the experience and capacity to support children, young people, and families in West Northamptonshire through the provision of this service. The purpose of this engagement is to raise awareness of the opportunity and engage with organisations that currently provide similar services, or that could develop and deliver them in the future. Through this process, the Council aims to expand the range and diversity of providers available to support children and young people accessing EOTIS provision. The EOTIS Coordinator will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and monitoring all aspects of a child or young (read more...)

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council is exploring providers for Education Otherwise Than in School (EOTIS) Coordinator Services in West Northamptonshire. The service will support children and young people and their families by planning, coordinating and monitoring individual EOTIS packages. This can include tuition, therapies, vocational activities and enrichment, aligned with the outcomes in each child or young person’s Education, Health and Care Plan. Coordinators will bring together education, health, therapeutic and other support; work with families, professionals and alternative provision; monitor attendance, engagement, progress and outcomes; support transitions; meet statutory requirements; maintain accurate records; and report to the local authority. This is a specialist education service (CPV 80340000), suitable for organisations able to manage complex, multi-agency support packages.

EM Lawshare Framework Agreement for Legal Services

Description: West Northamptonshire Council (the Authority) is acting as lead authority and running this procurement on behalf of the EM Lawshare (EMLS). This procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 and is being conducted through the Competitive Flexible procedure to identify the Potential Suppliers for the requirement. This is a Light Touch procurement. EMLS is a consortium of public bodies (the Consortium) that have been procuring legal services frameworks over the last 20 years. This procurement is for a new framework agreement to replace an existing one that is expiring on 31 March 2026. Contracting authorities will be required to be members of the Consortium in order to use the new framework agreement. There are just over 240 contracting authorities signed up as members to (read more...)

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council is procuring a closed framework for legal services on behalf of the EM Lawshare consortium. The framework will support public bodies across England and Wales, including local authorities, parish councils, wholly owned local authority companies, blue-light services, NHS bodies, police and crime commissioners, universities and colleges. Services cover ten areas of work encompassing the major categories of legal work required by local authorities, except childcare work. Appointed private law firms must be able to respond across all ten areas, so the requirement is for broad-based public sector legal capability rather than a single specialist service. Delivery will be for consortium members across England and Wales, with West Northamptonshire Council acting as the lead authority.

Ex-NBC Agresso decommissioning

Description: Project to decommission the ex-NBC installation of aggresso and migrate the data to another platform

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council is planning a technology services project to decommission the former Northampton Borough Council Agresso installation and migrate its data to another platform. The work is classified as systems support services and is expected to take place in connection with the council’s business systems and data. The requirement is for a supplier able to manage the retirement of an existing enterprise resource planning installation and the controlled transfer of its information into a replacement platform. This will suit providers of business systems support, software decommissioning, data migration and related transition services, particularly those familiar with Agresso or comparable financial and corporate systems.

client management Database to assist in managing the financials of appointeeships and Deputyships

Description: Pre market engagement for client management Database to assist in managing the financials of appointeeships and Deputyships The contract for the incumbent Case Management System ends on the 31st of March 2027. West Northamptonshire Council is undertaking pre-market engagement to support market research only and to help make any procurement process more focused and efficient

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council is exploring a client management database to support the financial administration of appointeeships and deputyships. The requirement is for software supply and associated capability to help manage client-related financial information and case activity in this service area. It is intended to replace or succeed the council’s incumbent case management system, which currently supports the relevant work. The buying organisation is West Northamptonshire Council, based in Northampton, and the service relates to the council’s responsibilities across West Northamptonshire. Suppliers with products designed for public-sector client management, appointee and deputy financial administration, or related case-management functions should consider this relevant. The requirement is currently being shaped through preliminary market engagement and is not yet an invitation to tender.

West Northamptonshire Council Temporary Accommodation White Goods, Furniture and Services Framework

Description: West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) is undertaking a competitive procedure to appoint a maximum of three suppliers onto each Lot for the provision of white goods, beds, mattresses, carpets and flooring to support the rapid turnaround of temporary accommodation properties across Northamptonshire. The framework will be divided into the following three lots: * Lot 1: The Provision and Installation of White Goods * Lot 2: The Provision and Installation of Carpets and Flooring * Lot 3: The Provision of Beds and Mattresses A maximum of 9 Suppliers will be appointed to the Framework. Suppliers will be ranked based on their total tender scores.

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council is procuring a framework to support the rapid turnaround of temporary accommodation properties across Northamptonshire. It covers three areas: supply and installation of white goods, including cookers and fridges; supply and installation of carpets and other flooring; and supply of beds and mattresses. The requirement is for goods and associated delivery and installation services, including carpets, solid flooring, domestic appliances, beds and mattresses. Suppliers may bid for one, two or all three lots. The framework is intended to appoint up to three suppliers per lot, with a maximum of nine suppliers overall. Work will be delivered across Northamptonshire for West Northamptonshire Council’s temporary accommodation service.

West Northamptonshire Council Temporary Accommodation White Goods, Furniture and Services Framework

Description: West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) is undertaking a competitive procedure to appoint a maximum of three suppliers onto each Lot for the provision of white goods, beds, mattresses, carpets and flooring to support the rapid turnaround of temporary accommodation properties across Northamptonshire. The framework will be divided into the following three lots: * Lot 1: The Provision and Installation of White Goods * Lot 2: The Provision and Installation of Carpets and Flooring * Lot 3: The Provision of Beds and Mattresses A maximum of 9 Suppliers will be appointed to the Framework. Suppliers will be ranked based on their total tender scores.

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council is procuring a temporary accommodation framework for goods and associated services needed to prepare and turn around properties across Northamptonshire. The requirement is divided into three areas: supply and installation of white goods, including cookers and fridges; supply and installation of carpets and flooring; and supply of beds and mattresses. The work supports the furnishing and preparation of temporary accommodation properties for use. This is primarily a goods procurement, with installation and related services required for white goods, carpets and flooring. Suppliers may offer for one, two or all three areas. The council intends to appoint suppliers to each area, creating a coordinated source for accommodation-related equipment and fitting services.

PACS Solution for New CT Post-Mortem Service

Description: West Northamptonshire Council is inviting quotations for the provision, implementation, support and maintenance of a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) to support a new CT post-mortem imaging service at our newly built County Mortuary. Information relating to the quotation and associated timescales are contained within the Request for Quotation attached. The service will utilise a Siemens SOMATOM go.Up CT Scanner and requires a PACS solution capable of meeting the attached functional and non-functional requirements. Suppliers are requested to complete the response section of the attached requirements spreadsheet and provide all requested supporting information. Please also send a draft copy of your standard contract terms and conditions ahead of or as part of your response. Background The PACS will support a newly established CT post-mortem imaging service. As (read more...)

Summary: West Northamptonshire Council is procuring a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) for a new CT post-mortem imaging service at its newly built County Mortuary in Northampton. The requirement covers software supply, implementation, support and maintenance for imaging produced by a Siemens SOMATOM go.Up CT scanner. The system must support the operational, security, retention and interoperability needs set out in the specification and enable the service to be established quickly. This is a services procurement for a new implementation, with no legacy PACS system or data migration requirement. The work will support the council’s mortuary service in Northampton, England.