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Dementia Support Service - NHS Birmingham and Solihull ICB

Description: NHS Birmingham and Solihull ICB are seeking providers who have the relevant experience and skills to provide a Dementia Support Service. This is a re-issue of this opportunity following a previously abandoned process. The contract term has been extended to 3 years with the option to extend for up to a further 3 years and an additional value of PS80,000 of non-recurrent funding is being offered within year one of the contract on top of the annual value of PS834,000 excluding VAT. Service aims: *To provide a single point of access for information and advice about dementia, information about what support is available pre- and post-diagnosis, and how to access this support: i. Signposting to other support services available and community groups relevant to the needs and interest (read more...)

Summary: NHS Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care Board is buying a community dementia support service for people living with dementia and their carers. The service is intended to provide a single point of access to information and advice, explain support available before and after diagnosis, and connect people with relevant services and community groups. It also includes practical emotional support, tailored coaching for people with dementia and carers, access to peer-led groups, and timely person-centred help to improve quality of life. The provider must establish clear referral routes into and out of the service. Delivery is for the Birmingham and Solihull area. This is a re-issued opportunity after an earlier process was abandoned.

Supported Accommodation for Separated Migrant Children (SMC)

Description: Birmingham Children's Trust is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to the proposed procurement of supported accommodation services for Separated Migrant Children (SMC). The purpose of the engagement is to help the Trust understand the current market, provider capacity and capability, and to obtain feedback to inform the development of the service requirements and proposed procurement approach. The proposed requirement covers supported accommodation for separated migrant children and young people, including: Under 18 SMC Supported Accommodation - Ofsted-registered supported accommodation for separated migrant children aged 16-17; and 18+ Former SMC Supported Accommodation - supported accommodation for young people who have previously been accommodated through children's services and continue to require accommodation and support following their eighteenth birthday. Providers are invited to participate in the market engagement exercise by (read more...)

Summary: Birmingham Children’s Trust plans to procure supported accommodation services in Birmingham for separated migrant children and young people. The proposed service has two parts: Ofsted-registered supported accommodation for separated migrant children aged 16–17, and accommodation and support for young people aged 18 or over who were previously supported through children’s services and still need help after their eighteenth birthday. The work is social care with accommodation (CPV 85311000). The Trust is consulting providers to understand the market, provider capacity and capability, possible delivery models, and issues that should shape its requirements and procurement approach. This is intended to inform the future service specification and how the procurement will be run.

Control Room Technology Support Services

Description: Reprocurement of Control Room Technology Support Services

Summary: National Highways Limited intends to reprocure specialist support services for control room technology across the Strategic Road Network. The work may cover technical, advisory and delivery support for operational technology and communications systems, including resilience, technology transition and modernisation. It is a broad services requirement, spanning technology and communications support, systems consultancy, project management and related technical assistance (including data-transmission equipment, CPV 32260000). National Highways is seeking supplier feedback on how best to structure and procure the services to access the right expertise while retaining flexibility, value for money and effective competition. The buyer is National Highways Limited, a central government public authority. The stated scope concerns its Strategic Road Network; no more specific delivery location is identified.

WM Collaborator fund- Networks and Leadership Programme pre-market engagement

Description: West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) are looking to complete a further Pre-Market Engagement (PME) to gather information from the market around the Creative industry. The West Midlands has a large and diverse creative economy, characterised by a high proportion of small organisations, micro-businesses and freelancers operating across different creative subsectors and places. While there is already a range of business, skills and sector support available, evidence informing the development of the WM Collaborator Fund has identified gaps in the support available to help creative businesses, organisations and individuals progress, scale and access higher-value opportunities. WMCA is undertaking this pre-market engagement exercise to better understand current challenges, test the proposed approach, identify effective delivery models, and gather feedback that will inform the design of any future programme and associated (read more...)

Summary: West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is developing a Networks and Leadership Programme under its WM Collaborator Fund, focused on the creative industries. The proposed work is intended to help creative businesses, organisations and individuals progress, grow and access higher-value opportunities, addressing gaps in existing business, skills and sector support. WMCA wants market input on current challenges, its proposed approach and effective ways to deliver support; feedback will help shape the programme’s scope, outcomes and delivery model before any procurement is designed. The work is intended for the West Midlands creative economy, which includes small organisations, micro-businesses and freelancers across different creative subsectors and places. The services may combine financial and business advice with programme or project management.

West Midlands Catalyst Fund - Pre market engagement

Description: West Midlands Combined Authority is undertaking a Pre-Market Engagement (PME) to gather insight and feedback from the creative industries sector on the proposed Catalyst Fund and how best to support the development of creative hubs, infrastructure and growth ecosystems across the region. The Creative Industries are a priority growth sector within both the UK's Industrial Strategy and the West Midlands Growth Plan. The region has significant strengths in areas such as screen industries, gaming, CreaTech, design and fashion, with the potential to drive further economic growth, investment and job creation in these key growth sectors. The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is developing the Catalyst Fund as part of the Creative Places Growth Fund, with the goal of supporting and strengthening a limited number of specialist creative hubs (read more...)

Summary: West Midlands Combined Authority is developing the Catalyst Fund within its Creative Places Growth Fund. It aims to support and strengthen a limited number of specialist creative hubs and the wider growth ecosystems that serve the region’s diverse creative community. The intended scope spans support for creative infrastructure and hub development, with the programme shaped around challenges and effective delivery models in the creative industries. The buyer highlights regional strengths in screen industries, gaming, creative technology, design and fashion, and aims to help unlock economic growth, investment and jobs. The procurement is expected to involve financial and venture-capital services, financial consultancy and project management. The stated delivery area is the United Kingdom; the programme is focused on the West Midlands. At this planning stage, the authority is seeking sector insight to help define any future commissioned intervention.

Pre- Market Engagement- Commercial & Mixed Use Development Business Case Consultancy

Description: Pre- Market Engagement- Commercial & Mixed Use Development Business Case Consultancy Dear Supplier West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) are looking to complete a Pre-Market Engagement (PME) to gather information from the market around Commercial & Mixed Use Development Business Case Consultancy. The questionnaire is available at this link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/YjJHgMj75h PLEASE NOTE - This is an information gathering exercise rather than a call for competition and therefore publication or response does not commit WMCA or respondents to a future procurement, nor provide any process exemptions or preferential treatment to any parties expressing an interest. Please also note that this is not a formal PQQ or expression of interest in a tender exercise. This Pre-Market Engagement is to be used purely by WMCA to gather information. Your responses to this (read more...)

Summary: West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is considering consultancy to prepare a business case for commercial and mixed-use development. The work is expected to combine property and building advice with business, management and financial consultancy, and may include construction and real-estate development expertise. The intended delivery location is the United Kingdom. WMCA is gathering market information to shape its understanding of this consultancy requirement; the process is at the planning stage, not a competition. Suppliers working on development business cases, commercial property strategy, financial modelling or mixed-use projects may find the proposed scope relevant.

BBV HS2 MWCC NORTH Flooring, screed, & tiling

Description: Design, supply and installation of flooring and tiling systems including resin floors, ceramic tiling, screeds, paving, floor hatches, thresholds and associated finishes, incorporating all testing, certification, waterproofing interfaces and associated ancillary works across the MWCC North Portal Buildings.

Summary: Balfour Beatty Vinci HS2 is procuring the design, supply and installation of flooring and tiling systems for the MWCC North Portal Buildings. The works cover resin flooring, ceramic tiling, screeds, paving, floor hatches, thresholds and associated finishes, together with testing, certification, waterproofing interfaces and ancillary works. This is construction work focused on flooring and tiling. The buyer is based in Birmingham; the stated delivery locations include the United Kingdom, but no more specific worksite location is identified. Suppliers should assess their fit against the full package, which combines supply and installation with technical testing, certification and coordination of waterproofing interfaces across the portal buildings.

HS2 Residual Works Framework

Description: HS2 Ltd has identified the need for ongoing access to a broad range of Civil, Environmental and Specialist & Ancillary capabilities to undertake a variety of residual works and associated activities, as required, along the Phase 1 line of route from London Euston to Handsacre, including the Birmingham Curzon Street spur. For this, the Residual Works Framework will be required. HS2 Ltd requires a capability-led framework to deliver packages of works and services, and have the flexibility to undertake future, currently unknown activities. The scope includes both known requirements and potential residual works, ensuring the framework can respond to emerging needs over time. Works will be split into packages to enable the most efficient delivery of works for HS2 Ltd and the End User. A single or range (read more...)

Summary: High Speed Two (HS2) Limited plans a Residual Works Framework for construction works and associated engineering design along the Phase 1 route from London Euston to Handsacre, including the Birmingham Curzon Street spur. It is intended to cover both known requirements and emerging or currently unknown work, delivered in packages. Potential activities include highway schemes, permanent works, infrastructure completion, land restoration, mitigation, handback, design completion, validation, consents, urgent works and other residual requirements. The range of capabilities spans highways, structures, utilities, drainage, earthworks, landscaping, ecology, heritage, environmental work, civil design, surveys and site investigations, temporary works, demolition, fencing, mechanical, electrical and plumbing services, and specialist and ancillary work. Delivery is across the route in England.

BBV HS2 MWCC NORTH - Fire Engineer Services

Description: BBV is seeking a company to undertake Fire Engineer Services across key MWCC North HS2 assets. The scope includes design reviews, inspections, compliance assessments, and certification of passive fire protection systems, including fire strategy reviews, compartmentation and fire stopping assessments, site inspections, compliance reporting, and handover support throughout the design and construction phases. Experience delivering fire engineering services on major infrastructure, rail, or similarly complex projects is preferred.

Summary: Balfour Beatty Vinci HS2 is seeking a company to provide fire engineering services across key MWCC North HS2 assets. The work covers design reviews, inspections, compliance assessments and certification of passive fire protection systems. It includes reviewing fire strategies, assessing compartmentation and fire stopping, carrying out site inspections, reporting on compliance and supporting handover through the design and construction phases.

WM Catalyst Fund

Description: The Creative Industries are a priority growth sector within both the UK's Industrial Strategy and the West Midlands Growth Plan. The region has significant strengths in areas such as screen industries, gaming, CreaTech, design and fashion, with the potential to drive further economic growth, investment and job creation in these key growth sectors. The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is developing the Catalyst Fund as part of the Creative Places Growth Fund, with the goal of supporting the strengthening of a limited number of specialist creative hubs and supporting the diverse diaspora of creatives across the region.

Summary: West Midlands Combined Authority plans to establish the WM Catalyst Fund as part of its Creative Places Growth Fund. The service is intended to strengthen a limited number of specialist creative hubs and support the region’s diverse community of creatives, helping to grow investment, jobs and economic activity. It is aimed at creative industries, with stated strengths in screen industries, gaming, creative technology, design and fashion. The procurement covers financial and investment services, including corporate finance and venture capital, portfolio management and financial consultancy, alongside project management. Delivery is across the West Midlands. The Combined Authority is the buyer.