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CONTRACT HIRE WITH MAINTENANCE; AND MAINTENANCE ONLY; OF REFUSE COLLECTION VEHICLES, MECHANICAL SWEEPERS AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS WASTE COLLECTION VEHICLES

Description: East Staffordshire Borough Council is seeking to replace its fleet of Refuse Collection Vehicles, Mechanical Sweepers and other miscellaneous waste collection vehicles. The Council is therefore seeking suitably qualified organisations to bid for the Contract Hire (with maintenance) of the vehicle fleet, and suitably qualified organisations to bid for the maintenance only of the vehicle fleet. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Burton-upon-Trent:-Fleet-management%2C-repair-and-maintenance-services./6RDB48NJE8 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/6RDB48NJE8

Summary: East Staffordshire Borough Council is seeking suppliers for refuse collection vehicle and fleet maintenance services to replace its waste-collection fleet. The requirement covers refuse collection vehicles, mechanical road and compact sweepers, 3.5-tonne cage vehicles, electric vans, a 4x4 crew-cab pickup, and food-waste and fly-tip collection vehicles. It is divided into two options: contract hire of the specified vehicles with full maintenance, or maintenance-only services for vehicles the Council sources separately. Repairs are to be carried out at the contractor’s own or subcontracted facilities; minor repairs at the Council’s operating address may be agreed in advance and must follow the parties’ risk assessments and safe-working procedures. Delivery and service are for East Staffordshire, including Burton upon Trent.

Provision of Children's Short Breaks Activities and Support (Aiming High)

Description: Staffordshire County Council wishes to engage a Lead Provider to coordinate and deliver a countywide programme of Short Breaks provision for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) aged 0-17 years and their families across Staffordshire. The service must provide accessible, meaningful and enjoyable opportunities which promote inclusion, independence, confidence, wellbeing and participation in community life, whilst also providing parents and carers with meaningful breaks from their caring responsibilities. The service will comprise both a General Targeted Offer and an Enhanced Targeted Offer to ensure support is proportionate to differing levels of need. The objective of this service is to provide a range of Short Break activities across Staffordshire which Children and Young People with SEND can enjoy as independently as possible. Providers will (read more...)

Summary: Staffordshire County Council is seeking a single lead provider to coordinate and deliver a countywide programme of short-break activities and support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, from birth to age 17, and their families and carers. The service combines a general targeted offer with enhanced support for those with greater needs. Activities should be enjoyable and age-appropriate, encourage inclusion, independence, confidence, wellbeing, friendships and community participation, and give carers meaningful breaks. Provision should include indoor and outdoor opportunities where appropriate, taking place in safe and welcoming settings. Delivery covers Staffordshire, including rural and less populated areas, and may be provided directly by the lead provider or through delivery partners.

The Supply of Electricity to MOD sites in Northern Ireland

Description: PROCUREMENT SUMMARY Procedure: Open Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023. Contract Length: 24 Months + 12 Month Extension + 12 Month Extension. Maximum Contract Duration: 48 Months. Annual Consumption: Approximately 30.1 GWh. Meter Portfolio: 23 Half-Hourly, 110 Non-Half-Hourly. Portfolio Coverage: Commercial and Domestic Electricity Supplies. Geographic Scope: MOD Sites throughout Northern Ireland. Pricing model: Variable price, cost-plus. Award Basis: Most Advantageous Tender (MAT). Evaluation Split: Technical 50%, Commercial 40%, Social Value 10%. Estimated Total Contract Value: PS25,886,000 excluding VAT. 1. CONTRACTING AUTHORITY The Contracting Authority is the Ministry of Defence (MOD), acting through the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO). The DIO is responsible for supporting defence outputs through the management, maintenance, development and operation of the defence estate. The Contracting Authority is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and (read more...)

Summary: The Defence Infrastructure Organisation, acting for the Ministry of Defence, is procuring electricity supply for military and domestic properties across Northern Ireland. The single contract covers commercial and domestic electricity, including military establishments, training facilities, offices, workshops, storage and security sites, Service Family Accommodation and other authorised MOD homes. The supplier will manage the portfolio from meter registration through to invoicing, providing secure and reliable supply, billing, customer service, consumption data management, sustainability reporting and carbon-reduction support. The estate includes half-hourly and non-half-hourly meters, with 23 half-hourly and 110 non-half-hourly meters identified. The requirement is for electricity supply (CPV 09310000) across MOD sites throughout Northern Ireland.

Contract for Stafford Borough Council's delivery arrangements for heritage services

Description: Stafford Borough Council is reviewing future delivery arrangements for a range of leisure, culture and heritage services as the current contractual arrangements approach expiry in November 2027. Following completion of an options appraisal, the Council has determined that future leisure services and the Gatehouse Theatre will be considered through separate procurement arrangements. In relation to the Council's heritage portfolio, no final decision has yet been taken regarding the preferred delivery model. The Council is therefore undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise to explore market appetite, capability and capacity to operate and develop the following heritage assets as a standalone heritage service: * Stafford Castle * Ancient High House * Izaak Walton Cottage The facilities currently form part of a wider leisure, theatre and heritage services contract operated by (read more...)

Summary: Stafford Borough Council is exploring a standalone service to operate and develop its heritage portfolio: Stafford Castle, the Ancient High House and Izaak Walton Cottage. The work sits within heritage management and cultural and visitor-attraction services, including the operation of historic sites and opportunities to develop visitor engagement and community impact. The council has separated these services from its future leisure and Gatehouse Theatre arrangements, which will be considered through other procurement routes. The three assets are in Stafford, and the service is intended to cover the council’s heritage portfolio. The current arrangements place the assets within a wider leisure, theatre and heritage services contract operated by Freedom Leisure. The council has not yet chosen a future delivery model.

RRE-01284 - For the provision of a Digitally Enabled Children & Young People's Mental Health Service (South Staffordshire)

Description: We are seeking a Provider to work in partnership with, who will provide therapeutic interventions and a resource library via patient facing digital tools and platforms for Children, Young People and/or their parents or carers. The tools will provide NICE recommended evidence-based interventions for common mental health presentations (with specified target populations e.g. age range). The tool with align with NICE guidance and activity and outcomes aligning with the NHSE CYP Access and Waiting Times Standard, with reporting directly into The Mental Health Services Data Set.

Summary: Midlands Partnership Foundation Trust is seeking a provider to deliver a digitally enabled mental health service for children and young people in South Staffordshire. The service is to offer therapeutic interventions and a resource library through patient-facing digital tools and platforms for children and young people, and/or their parents and carers. The tools are intended to provide evidence-based interventions recommended by NICE for common mental health presentations, with specified target populations such as age ranges. The service is also expected to align with NICE guidance and the NHS England children and young people’s access and waiting times standard, with activity and outcomes reported directly into the Mental Health Services Data Set. The work is categorised as mental health services, including psychological or psychiatric services.

RRE-01284 - For the provision of a Digitally Enabled Children & Young People's Mental Health Service (South Staffordshire)

Description: We are seeking a Provider to work in partnership with, who will provide therapeutic interventions and a resource library via patient facing digital tools and platforms for Children, Young People and/or their parents or carers. The tools will provide NICE recommended evidence-based interventions for common mental health presentations (with specified target populations e.g. age range). The tool with align with NICE guidance and activity and outcomes aligning with the NHSE CYP Access and Waiting Times Standard, with reporting directly into The Mental Health Services Data Set.

Summary: Midlands Partnership Foundation Trust is seeking a provider to deliver a digitally enabled mental health service for children and young people in South Staffordshire. The service is to offer therapeutic interventions and a resource library through patient-facing digital tools and platforms, for children, young people and/or their parents or carers. Interventions should address common mental health presentations and be evidence-based and aligned with NICE guidance, with target populations such as age ranges specified. The provider is also expected to work in partnership with the Trust and report activity and outcomes directly into the Mental Health Services Data Set, in line with the NHS England children and young people’s access and waiting times standard. This is a health service, not a supply of standalone software.

Leek Arts & Crafts Markets

Description: Staffordshire Moorlands District Council ("the Council") invites Expressions of Interest under Preliminary market engagement from suitably qualified and experienced market operators for the management, operation and development of the small established Leek Crafts, Antiques and Collectables Market under a Licence Agreement. To engage with the Preliminary market engagement please email your details to Procurement@staffsmoorlands.gov.uk in advance of the closing deadline

Summary: Staffordshire Moorlands District Council intends to appoint an operator to manage, run and develop the established Leek Crafts, Antiques and Collectables Market under a licence agreement. The work is market operation and development, including organising a small established crafts, antiques and collectables market. The procurement is categorised as services (fair and exhibition organisation services, CPV 79956000). The market is in Leek, Staffordshire. This is a preliminary market engagement process: the Council is seeking views from suitably qualified and experienced market operators to inform its plans before the procurement reaches the tender stage.

Local Plan Viability Study

Description: South Staffordshire District Council (SSDC) is inviting bids from experienced and qualified service providers to undertake a Local Plan Viability Study in accordance with national policy and guidance. The study should be undertaken in two stages and will underpin policies and proposals in a new local plan, to be developed under the plan-making system introduced by the Levelling-up and Regeneration Act (LURA) 2023.

Summary: South Staffordshire District Council is commissioning a two-stage Local Plan Viability Study to support policies and proposals in its new local plan. The study must assess viability in accordance with national policy and guidance and support plan-making under the system introduced by the Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023. This is a research and development consultancy service. The work is for South Staffordshire District Council in Staffordshire; the procurement gives the delivery location as the United Kingdom.

QQ26/011 Provision of a suitably qualified Provider to deliver a comprehensive Community Engagement and Consultation Programme across the Glascote Heath & Stonydelph Pride in Place neighbourhood

Description: Pride in Place (PiP) is a flagship 10-year government programme providing up to PS20 million per neighbourhood to strengthen social fabric, improve local places, and give communities greater control over local investment. Glascote Heath and Stonydelph have been selected as the focus neighbourhoods in Tamworth, meaning local residents will shape how this funding is used. The programme emphasises community empowerment: decisions are made by a local Neighbourhood Board of residents and stakeholders, supported by the local authority and Member of Parliament. A map of the area is attacheed Tamworth Borough Council, acting as the Accountable Body for the Glascote Heath and Stonydelph Pride in Place Programme, seeks suitably qualified provider to deliver a comprehensive community engagement and consultation programme across the Pride in Place neighbourhood.

Summary: Tamworth Borough Council, acting as the accountable body for the Glascote Heath and Stonydelph Pride in Place programme, is seeking a provider to deliver a community engagement and consultation programme across these neighbourhoods in Tamworth. The work will enable local residents to shape how programme funding is used to strengthen community life and improve local places. Decisions are made by a neighbourhood board of residents and stakeholders, supported by the council and the local MP. This is a community engagement and consultation service, classified under business services. The neighbourhoods are the focus of a government Pride in Place programme, which aims to give communities greater control over local investment.

The Friary Multi-Storey Car Park Refurbishment

Description: Lichfield District Council has a requirement for repairs to an existing multi storey parking facility and incorporates works to the fire protection of the existing steelwork; electrical repairs; replacement of resin surface finishes; together with above ground storm water drainage works comprise the phased redecoration of steelwork, replacement of finishes to the top deck of the MSCP, and drainage improvements to an existing car park facility.

Summary: Lichfield District Council sought building refurbishment and repair works to The Friary multi-storey car park in Lichfield. The project covered repairs to the existing facility, including fire protection to its steelwork, electrical repairs, replacement of resin surface finishes and improvements to above-ground stormwater drainage. The work also included phased redecoration of the steelwork and replacement of the finishes on the top deck. This is a construction and refurbishment project for an existing car park, rather than a new-build facility. The delivery location is identified as the West Midlands; the notice does not give a more specific site address than the car park’s name.