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SOL30264 Supported Living Framework ME

Description: Our aspiration is to have all supported living placements made through the framework where providers have equal opportunity to bid for work and people who draw on services have choice over who, where and how they are supported to live. Solihull wants people to receive the support they need, when they need it and for as long as it is needed. We want people to maximise their independence and remain in their homes for as long they want to or can do so We want to work with providers who can demonstrably support people to achieve their outcomes and seek solutions when challenges and issues arise that affect the existing support plan.

Summary: The procurement process for the "SOL30264 Supported Living Framework ME" is currently in the planning stage and is being conducted by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council. The framework aims to provide supported living placements where providers have the chance to bid for work, giving individuals the choice over their support arrangements. Scheduled key dates include the submission of a Market Engagement Questionnaire by 30th April 2026. This process falls under the services category, specifically health and social work services, and takes place within the region of Solihull, UKG32 in the United Kingdom. The procurement value is set at £2,000,000, and the process will be conducted with a light-touch regime using a framework agreement.

SOL Community Information and Advice Services 2026

Description: The Council is intending to commission information and advice services for people in Solihull to meet the needs of Adult Social Care, offering a general advice service which is accessible to residents, alongside targeted, specialist services delivered to communities. The scope of the service is currently under review and may contain: Improved health and wellbeing - for example, tenancy advice and support, safe housing support, supporting people in food poverty, supporting people in crisis to access further support, support to people with cognitive impairment, mental health guidance, low level information and guidance for those with long term conditions and disability, promoting healthy lifestyles, information and guidance on direct payments. Increased capacity and ability to cope - connecting people with community groups, support to retain safe housing, self-advocacy, work (read more...)

Summary: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council has initiated an open procurement process for the "SOL Community Information and Advice Services 2026," focusing on providing comprehensive support for adult social care needs in Solihull, UK. Key industry categories include social services and health and social work services. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions accepted until 11th May 2026. Enquiries can be made until 23rd April 2026. The awarded contracts, starting from 1st October 2026, will run until 31st March 2029, with potential extensions up to 30th September 2033, contingent on performance and funding. This initiative is underpinned by a significant budget, with a prospective contract value of up to £8,150,721.60 for the delivery of services aimed at improving health and wellbeing, raising financial stability, and increasing community capacity.

SOL Community Information and Advice Services 2026

Description: The Council is intending to commission information and advice services for people in Solihull to meet the needs of Adult Social Care, offering a general advice service which is accessible to residents, alongside targeted, specialist services delivered to communities. The scope of the service is currently under review and may contain: Improved health and wellbeing - for example, tenancy advice and support, safe housing support, supporting people in food poverty, supporting people in crisis to access further support, support to people with cognitive impairment, mental health guidance, low level information and guidance for those with long term conditions and disability, promoting healthy lifestyles, information and guidance on direct payments. Increased capacity and ability to cope - connecting people with community groups, support to retain safe housing, self-advocacy, work (read more...)

Summary: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council has initiated an open procurement process for the "SOL Community Information and Advice Services 2026," focusing on providing comprehensive support for adult social care needs in Solihull, UK. Key industry categories include social services and health and social work services. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions accepted until 11th May 2026. Enquiries can be made until 23rd April 2026. The awarded contracts, starting from 1st October 2026, will run until 31st March 2029, with potential extensions up to 30th September 2033, contingent on performance and funding. This initiative is underpinned by a significant budget, with a prospective contract value of up to £8,150,721.60 for the delivery of services aimed at improving health and wellbeing, raising financial stability, and increasing community capacity.

Third Party Audits

Description: 1. Platform Housing Limited (PHL) require independent auditing services for the following workstreams. a. Heating service visits including Gas, Solid Fuel, Oil, Heat Pumps and Commercial Heating systems. b. Heating system repairs, covering Gas, Solid Fuel, Oil, Heat Pumps and Commercial Heating systems. c. New heating installation including Gas, Oil, Heat Pumps and Commercial Heating systems d. New heating installations (new build properties) e. Electrical Periodic Testing & Repairs, including installation of new units f. Asbestos Surveys, Reinspection & Removals g. Passenger & adaptive lift servicing, repairs and thorough examinations h. Legionella risk assessments i. Fire Risk Assessments 2. PHL operate under a Locality Model, which are in effect several English counties joined together. These are Severn (Worcestershire & Herefordshire), Tame (West Midlands, Derbyshire & Leicestershire) and Witham (read more...)

Summary: The upcoming procurement process by Platform Housing Limited (PHL), a sub-central government public authority, involves planning for "Third Party Audits" within the services industry category. PHL, located in Solihull, United Kingdom, is engaging in pre-market activities to allow interested suppliers to participate and give insights on their specifications and capabilities. The procurement stage is currently at the planning phase with a milestone scheduled on 13th April 2026 to gather supplier interest through a series of engagement activities. This preparation precedes an Invitation to Tender that is expected to feature a Lotting Strategy across various English counties, including Worcestershire, Herefordshire, West Midlands, and others. The procurement method here involves a tender initiation targeted at awarding contracts per locality, aligning with PHL’s operational model, with contract periods starting from September 2026.

Electrical Testing and Repairs

Description: Platform Housing Ltd is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver electrical testing and repair services across its housing portfolio. The services will include Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs), associated remedial works, and electrical repairs to ensure compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements. The contract will cover a range of housing stock types and will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions. One contractor will be appointed per lot to deliver these regionalised services.

Summary: The public procurement process involves Platform Housing Limited, a sub-central government public authority seeking to engage contractors for electrical testing and repairs services across various regions in the United Kingdom. The tender, titled "Electrical Testing and Repairs," falls under the industry category of electrical services, including wiring, fitting, installation work, and building maintenance. This tender is currently at the 'Tender' stage, with submission due by 24th April 2026. The contracting will be split into three regional lots: Severn, Tame, and Witham, each with a single contractor appointed per lot. The procurement will follow a competitive flexible procedure as per the UK's Procurement Act 2023, commencing from 1st November 2026 with planned completion by 31st October 2031. The process includes a preliminary Procurement Specific Questionnaire and an invitation to tender for shortlisted candidates.

Complex Repairs and Major Voids

Description: Platform Housing is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver complex repairs and major void works across its housing portfolio. The services will include day-to-day responsive repairs and complex works including Disrepair jobs above PS1,500. Also included are Major Voids estimated value above PS20,000 and ad-hoc component replacements. All works are to ensure that properties are maintained to a safe, compliant and lettable standard. The contract will cover a range of housing stock types and will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions through a multi-contractor model. The contracting authority intends to appoint multiple contractors across the three localities, with a maximum of ten (10) awards across all lots.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Platform Housing Limited entails a tender for "Complex Repairs and Major Voids," targeting works across its Severn, Tame, and Witham regions. The procurement falls under public authority-sub-central government, emphasising construction and refurbishment works in the buildings sector. With selective procurement method in application, the process is aligned with the Procurement Act 2023, unfolding through a two-stage procedure. Key deadlines include an expression of interest deadline on 7 May 2026, with a contract awarding period ending on 1 December 2026. The contract duration spans from December 2026 to October 2029, with potential renewals. The location of interest covers various UK regions such as the West Midlands, Derbyshire, Leicester, Nottinghamshire, and Lincolnshire, facilitating diverse business involvement.

Strategic Asset Management Programme - Lot 1 - Home Investment & Retrofit

Description: Platform Housing is seeking to procure suitably qualified and experienced contractors to deliver Home Investment & Retrofit Works across its housing stock. The scope of works under this procurement includes, but is not limited to: * Component replacements (e.g. kitchens, bathrooms, windows, doors, roofing) * Retrofit and energy efficiency works * Cyclical decorations * Major planned investment works * Major projects e.g. High Rise Building Works. The works will be delivered across defined geographical localities as part of Platform Housings Strategic Asset Management Programme. Contracts awarded under this Lot will operate under a target cost commercial model, whereby contractors will be reimbursed for the actual cost of delivering the works, together with an agreed profit and associated overheads. Further detail on the commercial structure will be set out (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Platform Housing Limited involves their Strategic Asset Management Programme focusing on the "Home Investment & Retrofit" works across multiple geographic locales within the United Kingdom, such as the Severn, Tame, and Witham regions. The tender, dated 27 March 2026, is under the industry category of works, specifically revolving around solar installation, heat pumps, and construction-related upgrades including bathrooms and roof-covering. Interested contractors must register electronically via the Platform Housing Group eTendering system (Proactis) by the expression of interest deadline on 7 May 2026, with the award expected to conclude by 4 January 2027. This procurement is conducted through a Competitive Flexible Procedure following the Procurement Act, 2023, and aims for long-term contracts potentially extending up to 14 years.

Scaffolding Services

Description: Platform Housing is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver scaffolding services across its housing portfolio. The services will include the erection, adaptation and dismantling of scaffolding structures to support a range of activities including responsive repairs, planned maintenance, compliance works and property investment programmes. The requirement will cover scaffolding of varying sizes and configurations across different housing stock types, including houses, flats and low- to medium-rise residential buildings. The contract is structured geographically and services will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions. Platform Housing intends to appoint up to six contractors to deliver these regionalised services. The intention of these awards are to provide support to both Platform Housings in-house contractor (Platform Property Care), and to other contracted supply chain partners.

Summary: Platform Housing Limited is undertaking a public procurement process for 'Scaffolding Services' across its housing portfolio. The tender, tagged as 'Lot 6', seeks contractors to provide scaffolding solutions for various housing projects involving maintenance and repairs. This opportunity is categorised under the 'works' main procurement category and follows a selective procurement method with a competitive flexible procedure. The scope covers the erection, adaptation, and dismantling of scaffolding across Severn, Tame, and Witham regions in the UK. The procurement stage is currently at 'tender', with submissions due electronically by 24 April 2026 at 14:00 BST. Contracts are anticipated to be awarded by 1 October 2026, with service commencement from 1 November 2026.

Passive Fire Protection Works

Description: Platform Housing Ltd is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver passive fire protection works across its housing portfolio. The services will include inspection, installation, repair and maintenance of passive fire safety measures, including fire stopping, compartmentation and associated remedial works. Also including the repairs (Responsive & Planned) of Fire Doors. The contract will support statutory compliance and building safety requirements across a range of housing stock types, including houses, flats and low- to medium-rise residential buildings. The contract is structured geographically and services will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions. One contractor will be appointed per lot to deliver these regionalised services.

Summary: Platform Housing Limited is actively seeking contractors for 'Passive Fire Protection Works' across its housing portfolio in the United Kingdom. The procurement is focused on inspection, installation, repair, and maintenance of passive fire safety measures, prominently including fire stopping, compartmentation, and fire door repairs. Services will be geographically structured and delivered across the Severn, Tame, and Witham regions, with one contractor designated per lot. This tender process is currently at the 'Tender' stage, with an expression of interest deadline set for 24th April 2026. The procurement adopts a competitive flexible procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, and contracts are expected to begin on 1st November 2026, lasting for an initial period of five years, with the possibility of extension.

Mould Surveys, Cleans and Remedial Works

Description: Platform is seeking to appoint contractors to deliver mould surveys, cleaning, and remedial works across its housing portfolio. The services will include inspection and assessment of damp and mould issues, cleaning and treatment works, and associated remedial actions to ensure properties are safe, compliant and meet regulatory requirements, including Awaab's Law. The contract will be delivered across Platform's Severn, Tame and Witham regions through a multi-contractor model. The contracting authority intends to appoint multiple contractors across the three localities, contributing to a maximum of ten (10) awards across all lots.

Summary: PLATFORM HOUSING LIMITED is currently seeking contractors to undertake mould surveys, cleaning, and remedial works across their housing portfolio. This procurement process is tagged as 'tender', with a strategic plan to appoint multiple contractors across the Severn, Tame, and Witham regions. The tender, titled "Mould Surveys, Cleans and Remedial Works," emphasizes comprehensive inspections, treatments, and remedy actions to ensure housing units are compliant with regulatory measures, including Awaab's Law. The initiative falls under the industry categories such as cleaning services and architectural & construction services. The procurement stage is active, with submissions due by 7 May 2026. Contract works are projected to commence on 1 December 2026, with a planned contract period lasting until 31 October 2029, potentially extending until 2034, subject to contractor performance.