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Provision of Occupational Therapy (OT) Services for CCDC

Description: o General Contract Administration; o OT Assessments; o OT Professional Support; o Training for clients/carers by OT; The supplier shall provide a private occupational therapy service to the Council, for the purpose of assisting our customers with their referrals for assessments of need under the Disabled Facility Grant framework.

Summary: Cannock Chase District Council is procuring private occupational therapy services to support customers referred for assessments of need under the Disabled Facilities Grant framework. The service covers general contract administration, occupational therapy assessments, professional occupational therapy support, and training for clients and carers delivered by an occupational therapist. This is a health and social work service, with delivery in the Cannock Chase area of Staffordshire. Staffordshire County Council is facilitating the procurement process. The requirement is suitable for occupational therapy practices, independent occupational therapists and other specialist providers able to deliver assessment and support services for people whose housing or daily living needs may require assistance through Disabled Facilities Grants.

Community Centres Maintenance and Improvement Projects

Description: East Staffordshire Borough Council is seeking to engage suitably experienced organisations for the delivery of a programme of improvements and maintenance to community centres. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Burton-upon-Trent:-Timber-products./W559T57Z5T To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/W559T57Z5T

Summary: East Staffordshire Borough Council is procuring works to deliver a programme of maintenance and improvement projects at community centres. The scope covers timber products, roof maintenance, plasterboard works, installation of doors and windows and related components, floor and wall covering, and general repair and maintenance services. The work is categorised as construction and building improvement works. Delivery is in Staffordshire, with the council based in Burton upon Trent. This opportunity is intended for organisations able to undertake varied building maintenance and refurbishment activities across community facilities, rather than a single specialist supply of materials. The requirement is organised as one combined package covering the listed workstreams.

Contract for a Supported Housing Needs Assessment and Strategies

Description: Cannock Chase, Lichfield, South Staffordshire, Stafford Borough and Tamworth local housing authorities are inviting tenders for the provision of a comprehensive Supported Housing Needs Assessment (SHNA). Stafford Borough Council and Cannock Chase District Council also require the completion of a Supported Housing Strategy which will be delivered once the Needs Assessment has been completed.

Summary: Stafford Borough Council, working with Cannock Chase District Council, Lichfield District Council, South Staffordshire District Council and Tamworth Borough Council, is procuring services to produce a comprehensive Supported Housing Needs Assessment across the five local authority areas in Staffordshire. The assessment will examine supported housing needs and inform local planning. Stafford Borough Council and Cannock Chase District Council also require a Supported Housing Strategy to be completed after the needs assessment. The requirement is for research consultancy and social research services, including analysis and strategic recommendations for supported housing provision. Staffordshire County Council is managing the procurement on behalf of the participating district and borough councils, with delivery across the Staffordshire local authority areas.

ID566 Repairs & Maintenance Framework - ITT

Description: Aspire Housing is looking to create a repairs and maintenance framework. A soft market test and planned procurement notice have been undertaken to give potential contractors and other stakeholders the opportunity to express their interests and feed in their views about the potential service model. Aspire has used the information to appraise options and further develop the specification/tender pack. Aspire housing has a DLO off circa 130 operatives, delivering responsive repairs, voids, planned works, grounds maintenance and damp and Mould works. Our first point of call is to deliver works using the DLO however due to volume of work, we rely heavily on sub-contractors. Hence the need for this Repair & Maintenance framework. The works are predominantly reactive, and our busiest time is December - April as we (read more...)

Summary: Aspire Housing is procuring a repairs and maintenance framework for its domestic and non-domestic housing portfolio in the West Midlands, including reactive and responsive work rather than planned or programmed works. The ten lots cover electrical repairs, maintenance, testing, inspection, installation and emergency response; general housing repairs including health and safety, damp and mould, disrepair and general maintenance; external repairs and groundworks; glazing and UPVC repairs; void property reinstatement; and kitchen, bathroom, adaptation and associated building works. Kitchen and bathroom work includes design, supply and installation in occupied homes, using Howdens Greenwich Kitchens as the standard range. The framework also covers refurbishment work (CPV 45453100).

Lyme Valley Parkway Pumptrack

Description: Lyme Valley Parkway is neighbourhood park within the borough of Newcastle under Lyme. The area in the park allocated for the project is an existing BMX track which is reaching the end of its useful life and part of the skate park, it was agreed to install a new pump track to replace this facility with Lyme Valley Parkway. In addition to the new pump track, a seating area is to be included.

Summary: The Borough Council of Newcastle-under-Lyme is procuring works for a new pump track at Lyme Valley Parkway neighbourhood park in Newcastle-under-Lyme. The project will replace an existing BMX track that is reaching the end of its useful life, together with part of the existing skate park, and will include a seating area. The scope covers detailed consultation with user groups, site users, residents and ward members; detailed design of the pump track; and installation. The finished design should reflect consultation feedback, meet the wishes of the local community and be suitable for all ages and wheeled users. This is a public-realm recreation and landscaping project, combining pump-track construction, park equipment and associated playground landscaping works.

Health Visiting Services 0-19 years Cohort Study

Description: Staffordshire County Council are looking to commission a research provider to undertake a retrospective cohort study to determine the effectiveness of the health visiting services provided to Staffordshire residents. The study will look at the outcomes of a representative sample of the 8000+ babies born in 2021/22 who's parents have accessed health visiting services. The provider will need to navigate ethics and data protection requirements in order to access relevant intelligence. The procurement is expected to take place in the new academic year, with the contract commencing in January 2027. Further details, funding, and timescales are yet to be determined based on findings of this pre-market engagement. If you are interested in discussing this opportunity further, then we would like to hear from you as we shape the (read more...)

Summary: Staffordshire County Council intends to commission a research provider to assess the effectiveness of health visiting services for Staffordshire residents aged 0–19 years. The work will be a retrospective cohort study examining outcomes for a representative sample of more than 8,000 babies born in 2021/22 whose parents accessed health visiting services. It is a research consultancy service (CPV 73210000), delivered for Staffordshire residents. The study will require access to relevant intelligence and coordination with the organisations holding that data. The council is developing the research specification through pre-market engagement, so the eventual scope may be shaped by discussions with potential providers. The procurement covers one planned service package, rather than separate identified workstreams.

Construction of Perimeter Walking and Running Path

Description: NOTICE TO TENDERERS 1.1. Issuing Body: Bilbrook Parish Council, Bilbrook Village Hall, Joey's Lane, Bilbrook, WV8 1JL 1.2. Contact Email: clerk@bilbrookparishcouncil.gov.uk 1.3. Project Title: Construction of Perimeter Walking and Running Path 1.4. Site Location: Twentyman Playing Fields, Joeys Lane, Bilbrook, WV8 1JL 1.5. Funding Status Notice: Tenderers are advised that this procurement process and any subsequent contract award are strictly subject to Bilbrook Parish Council successfully acquiring the necessary external grant funding and financial approvals for the project. Bilbrook Parish Council reserves the right to cancel, suspend, or amend this tender process at any stage without liability for any costs incurred by tenderers.

Summary: Bilbrook Parish Council intends to procure construction of a perimeter walking and running path at Twentyman Playing Fields on Joeys Lane, Bilbrook, WV8 1JL. The work is classified as footpath construction and is intended to create a dedicated route for walking and running around the playing fields. The council is the buying organisation and the project site is in Bilbrook, Wolverhampton, England. This is a construction works requirement rather than a supply-only or consultancy contract. Businesses that build paths, footpaths, recreational routes or similar outdoor facilities should consider whether their experience and delivery capability match the proposed works when the project reaches the market.

Provision of a DEFENCE EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION SOLUTION

Description: See notice for full details.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence sought a hosted software-as-a-service exercise prescription application for Defence Rehabilitation. The solution was intended to let clinicians create, issue, review and update individual rehabilitation programmes, while allowing patients to access their programmes digitally. This is a healthcare and defence rehabilitation software service, combining medical software with application hosting and support. The requirement was for a complete digital platform rather than a standalone software licence, with the service supporting interaction between clinical users and patients. Delivery would be for Defence Rehabilitation, with the buying organisation based at DMS Whittington in Lichfield. Suppliers with experience delivering secure hosted healthcare applications, clinician-facing workflow tools and patient digital access would be relevant to the requirement.

Community Centres Maintenance and Improvement Projects

Description: East Staffordshire Borough Council is seeking to engage suitably experienced organisations for the delivery of a programme of improvements and maintenance to community centres. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Burton-upon-Trent:-Timber-products./W559T57Z5T To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/W559T57Z5T

Summary: East Staffordshire Borough Council is procuring works to deliver a programme of maintenance and improvement projects at community centres. The scope covers timber products, roof maintenance, plasterboard works, installation of doors and windows and related components, floor and wall covering, and general repair and maintenance services. The work is categorised as construction and building improvement works. Delivery is in Staffordshire, with the council based in Burton upon Trent. This opportunity is intended for organisations able to undertake varied building maintenance and refurbishment activities across community facilities, rather than a single specialist supply of materials. The requirement is organised as one combined package covering the listed workstreams.

Framework Agreement for the provision of a clear and clean service on void properties and communal areas to general need blocks

Description: This framework agreement/competitive tender is for the provision of clearance and cleaning services in predominantly void (untenanted) social housing properties and communal areas to general need blocks, but not limited to: Property and Garden Clearances (including roof/loft spaces) Pre and post cleaning of void properties Carpet cleaning Rubbish removal Offensive graffiti removal Pest control Hoarding dispersal Needle sweeps White goods disposal There may also be occasions where additional contracted services are required including but not limited to: Collection and disposal of fly tipping Specialist deep cleaning to dwellings and land as directed Minor graffiti removal Hazardous waste removal Garage site clearances and disposal Decanting of resident's personal effects to CCDC approved management site The successful supplier MUST be able to complete a clearance of a void property within (read more...)

Summary: Cannock Chase District Council is procuring a framework agreement for clearance, cleaning and related environmental services in predominantly void social housing properties and communal areas in its general-needs blocks. The scope includes property and garden clearances, including roof and loft spaces; pre- and post-tenancy cleaning; carpet cleaning; rubbish, white-goods and hazardous-waste removal; offensive and minor graffiti removal; pest control; hoarding dispersal; needle sweeps; fly-tipping collection; specialist deep cleaning; garage clearances; and decanting residents’ belongings to an approved management site. The service will support the Council’s housing maintenance operations in Cannock Chase, including 33 two- and three-storey general-needs blocks. Communal cleaning and clearing must cover each block monthly, with internal and external cleaning of communal windows and doors annually.