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Fire & Rescue Station End Equipment

Description: This procurement is seeking to award a contract to a single Supplier for the supply, implementation, configuration and ongoing support of 39 operational Station End Equipment for Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue (LFR). The solution should be high availability and resilient, suitable for critical infrastructure, and capable of: * receiving mobilisation alerts and dispatch instruction messages from LFR Command & Control. * alerting appropriate members. * providing crews with information on the incident(s) they are being called to. * activate turnout systems and station equipment, triggering visual and audible alerts, opening doors, switching on lights, etc.

Summary: The procurement process, organised by Lincolnshire County Council, is currently in the planning stage for the "Fire & Rescue Station End Equipment" contract. This tender falls under the industry category of emergency and security equipment, with an emphasis on critical infrastructure high availability. The procurement aims to appoint a single supplier for the supply, implementation, configuration, and support of 39 operational Station End Equipment units for Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue. The location for delivery is within the UKF3 region of the United Kingdom. Interested parties must respond to the pre-market engagement questionnaire by 12:00 noon on Monday, 23rd February 2026. The overall contract value is £1,680,000, with a procurement period starting on 1st June 2026 and running until 30th May 2033, including potential renewals extending to 2035.

Lincolnshire County Council Supported Accommodation 2027

Description: Lincolnshire County Council (LCC) has embarked on a Children in Care (CiC) Transformation Programme which is focused on improving outcomes for children in care by providing the right help, at the right time, in the right place at the right cost and for the right duration. The Council recognise that some young people may need to live in Supported Accommodation and we will strive for them to be placed as close to home as possible where their needs can be best met where they can feel safe and supported within their accommodation, build resilience and are able to maintain good mental health and wellbeing, and transition successfully into adulthood and are able to live independently. The Council has a statutory duty under the Children Act 1989 to assess (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is currently in the planning stage of a significant procurement process titled "Lincolnshire County Council Supported Accommodation 2027". The tender focuses on providing supported accommodation for 16-17-year-olds in Lincolnshire, specifically targeting children in care and homeless youths. The procurement is planned to commence with opportunities going live in April 2026, aiming for final awards by July 2026 and contract inception on 1st April 2027. The initiative is categorized under health and social work services, with an indicative gross value of £17.586 million. The process will be conducted via an open procurement method and is subject to the Supported Accommodation (England) Regulations 2023. The accommodation is divided into three lots, providing more targeted support through self-contained and solo occupancy units across Boston, Grantham, and Lincoln.

NKDC Resettlement Services

Description: Lincolnshire is a rural county that has welcomed many displaced individuals and families. In response to global events, we have supported those seeking safety and a new beginning. It is essential that we provide flexible, culturally aware services delivered by providers who understand the refugee journey and are committed to supporting their integration into Lincolnshire life. The aim of this contract is to ensure that every refugee has access to the necessary advice, information, and support, and feels welcomed in Lincolnshire, regardless of visa status or language. Integration into the community and access to mainstream services such as healthcare, education, employment, and benefits are key priorities. Beneficiaries of the Lincolnshire Resettlement Partnership (LRP) will have received Home Office support to leave their home country. This includes, but is (read more...)

Summary: North Kesteven District Council, with Lincolnshire County Council acting as the procuring entity, is seeking providers for the NKDC Resettlement Services, under an open procedure. This initiative aims to deliver community, social, and personal services to support the integration of displaced individuals in Lincolnshire. The procurement falls under the "Other community, social and personal services" category, with a focus on supporting refugees’ access to essential services like healthcare and education. The contract, valued at £1,440,000 gross, will run from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2028, with a possibility of a 12-month extension. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 13 February 2026 and the tender submission deadline of 23 February 2026.

Mental Health Crisis Housing Provision

Description: Lincolnshire Partnership Foundation Trusts require a partner to provide a Mental Health Crisis Housing service. The aim is to provide an alternative and supporting environment for adults in emotional and/or psychological distress due to the onset of or existing mental illness whose ordinary place of residence may contain elements that are over-stressing or simply not conductive to recovery at the time of crisis. Provision will work to the recovery approach which is a personal individual process of overcoming the negative impact of a mental health episode. Service users will continue with their care under the Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment team (CRHT) during their stay. The Crisis House service will actively support service users throughout their stay in managing their risk and care plans developed by the CRHT, (read more...)

Summary: The Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, in collaboration with the United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, is in the planning stage of procuring a partner to deliver Mental Health Crisis Housing services. This initiative, titled "Mental Health Crisis Housing Provision," aims to offer an alternative support environment for adults experiencing mental health crises in Lincoln, UKF30 region. The process is currently in the preliminary market engagement stage, with suppliers requested to submit their completed questionnaires by 6th February 2026. The procurement process is guided by the Procurement Act 2023, intending to understand market capabilities as part of a fact-finding process.

Lincolnshire County Council Supported Accommodation 2027

Description: Lincolnshire County Council (LCC) has embarked on a Children in Care (CiC) Transformation Programme which is focused on improving outcomes for children in care by providing the right help, at the right time, in the right place at the right cost and for the right duration. The Council recognise that some young people may need to live in Supported Accommodation and we will strive for them to be placed as close to home as possible where their needs can be best met where they can feel safe and supported within their accommodation, build resilience and are able to maintain good mental health and wellbeing, and transition successfully into adulthood and are able to live independently. The Council has a statutory duty under the Children Act 1989 to assess (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is currently in the planning stage of a significant procurement process titled "Lincolnshire County Council Supported Accommodation 2027". The tender focuses on providing supported accommodation for 16-17-year-olds in Lincolnshire, specifically targeting children in care and homeless youths. The procurement is planned to commence with opportunities going live in April 2026, aiming for final awards by July 2026 and contract inception on 1st April 2027. The initiative is categorized under health and social work services, with an indicative gross value of £17.586 million. The process will be conducted via an open procurement method and is subject to the Supported Accommodation (England) Regulations 2023. The accommodation is divided into three lots, providing more targeted support through self-contained and solo occupancy units across Boston, Grantham, and Lincoln.

NKDC Resettlement Services

Description: Lincolnshire is a rural county that has welcomed many displaced individuals and families. In response to global events, we have supported those seeking safety and a new beginning. It is essential that we provide flexible, culturally aware services delivered by providers who understand the refugee journey and are committed to supporting their integration into Lincolnshire life. The aim of this contract is to ensure that every refugee has access to the necessary advice, information, and support, and feels welcomed in Lincolnshire, regardless of visa status or language. Integration into the community and access to mainstream services such as healthcare, education, employment, and benefits are key priorities. Beneficiaries of the Lincolnshire Resettlement Partnership (LRP) will have received Home Office support to leave their home country. This includes, but is (read more...)

Summary: North Kesteven District Council, with Lincolnshire County Council acting as the procuring entity, is seeking providers for the NKDC Resettlement Services, under an open procedure. This initiative aims to deliver community, social, and personal services to support the integration of displaced individuals in Lincolnshire. The procurement falls under the "Other community, social and personal services" category, with a focus on supporting refugees’ access to essential services like healthcare and education. The contract, valued at £1,440,000 gross, will run from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2028, with a possibility of a 12-month extension. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 13 February 2026 and the tender submission deadline of 23 February 2026.

Birth Counselling Service

Description: Lincolnshire County Council 'the Customer' requires the provision of a Birth Counselling Service to provide support for birth parents and birth families, to enable them to manage the implications of adoption of a family member and have appropriate levels of involvement in the adoption process. The Service will be accessible to all who need support throughout the adoption process and should engage effectively with hard to reach and vulnerable groups. The support options shall include face-to-face, virtual and telephone counselling, and therapeutic support groups, delivered by qualified counsellors. The Service shall be able to offer a minimum of 40 general allocations per year, which may fluctuate based on demand and will be reviewed with the Customer to ensure levels are still appropriate. Suppliers must upload their RFQ submissions (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council has initiated an open tender for a "Birth Counselling Service" aimed at providing specialised support for birth parents and families involved in adoption processes. The service is categorised under guidance and counselling within the public sector, specifically targeting the UKF3 region of the United Kingdom. This procurement is at the tender stage, with key dates including a tender submission deadline at 5:00 PM on 18th February 2026 and an enquiry period ending on 2nd February 2026. The service will be delivered over a two-year period starting on 1st April 2026, with potential extensions. The total estimated contract value is £167,345, and the selection criteria focus significantly on quality (80%) alongside price (20%).

Home Learning Parcels

Description: Lincolnshire County Council 'the Customer' requires the supply of high-quality, accessible, age appropriate and evidence-based Home Learning Parcels for each identified Children in Care (CiC) aged 3-11 years. Parcels shall include resources that support literacy and numeracy development and enable a positive home learning environment. The Requirement shall be tailored to age groups and developmental stages, aligned with educational standards (e.g. Early Years Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2), as directed by the Customer. The Supplier shall be required to provide 1,000 parcels per annum, calculated on the basis of an average of 250 parcels per cohort age group (Early Years Foundation Stage: 3-4yrs; Key Stage 1: 5-7yrs; Key Stage 2: 7-9yrs, 9-11 yrs). For full details, see Document 2: Specification. In addition, Suppliers must submit (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is looking for suppliers to provide Home Learning Parcels for children in care, aged 3 to 11 years. This tender, titled "Home Learning Parcels," falls under the category of primary education services and related printed materials and services. With an estimated contract value of £203,870.81, the procurement process is currently at the tender stage. It follows an open, below-threshold competition method. The submission of tenders is permitted electronically, and suppliers must submit samples by 13 February 2026. The contract is expected to start on 1 April 2026 and run until 30 March 2029, with potential extensions available. The location of the procurement is in the Lincolnshire region of the UK.

Active Recovery Beds

Description: Active Recovery Beds will support individuals who require a period of bed-based reablement to enable them to focus on returning to their home. This will be achieved in partnership between the Council and the Provider. The service will provide assessment, support and care planning for the Individual and will work with the Individual and the Care Home staff to help achieve their identified goals and outcomes. The Council requires a total of 24 Active Recovery Beds, divided into 3 Lots (geographic) and 8 beds are required per Lot.

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council is initiating a procurement process titled "Active Recovery Beds," in the health and social work services category. The procurement is currently in the Tender stage, with submissions closing on 13th February 2026. The Council is looking to establish partnerships for providing 24 bed-based reablement facilities across three geographical lots, with eight beds per lot, ideally situated near major hospitals in East, West, and South Lincolnshire. The entire contract value is pegged at GBP 1,502,952, and the type of procurement is an open procedure under a light-touch regime. The contract is slated to commence on 1st April 2026 and has the potential to be extended up to two years beyond its initial 12-month term.

Active Recovery Beds 2025

Description: Active Recovery Beds will support individuals who require a period of bed-based reablement to enable them to focus on returning to their home. This will be achieved in partnership between the Council and the Provider. The service will provide assessment, support and care planning for the Individual and will work with the Individual and the Care Home staff to help achieve their identified goals and outcomes.

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council has announced a planned procurement process for "Active Recovery Beds 2025," aiming to support individuals in need of bed-based reablement to facilitate their return home. This procurement, initiated on 14 January 2026 and currently in the planning stage, focuses on the health and social work services industry. The locations targeted for this procurement include the East, West, and South areas of Lincolnshire, with an emphasis on proximity to local hospitals such as Boston Pilgrim, Lincoln County, and Grantham and District. The open procedure method allows for competitive engagement until the tender period ends on 13 February 2026, with contracts expected to start on 1 April 2026 and potentially extend up to 2029.