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W5093 Care and Support Services for Children and Young People (Home Based and in the Community)

Description: The provision of care and support services that enable children and young people to remain safe, included and supported within their families and communities whilst achieving positive outcomes and greater independence. The Council is committed to ensuring that children and young people receive the right support, at the right time and in the right place. The Care and Support in the Home and Community Contract will provide flexible, personalised and outcome-focused support that enables children and young people to remain connected to their families, communities and support networks whilst achieving positive and sustainable outcomes. The Council recognises the increasing demand for community-based services that promote independence, wellbeing, inclusion, and family resilience. The Contract will be designed to provide access to a diverse range of support options that respond (read more...)

Summary: Walsall Council intends to commission care and support services for children and young people in their homes and communities. The service is meant to help young people remain safe, included and supported with their families and communities, while building independence and achieving positive, sustainable outcomes. Support is to be flexible, personalised and based on assessed needs and individual strengths, with the aim of preventing escalation to more intensive interventions where appropriate. The work is classified as health and social work services. Delivery is in Walsall, within children and young people’s homes and the community. The Council is seeking a diverse range of support options that sustain family resilience, wellbeing, inclusion and connection to existing support networks.

W5093 Care and Support Services for Children and Young People (home based and in the community)

Description: The provision of care and support services that enable children and young people to remain safe, included and supported within their families and communities whilst achieving positive outcomes and greater independence. The Council is committed to ensuring that children and young people receive the right support, at the right time and in the right place. The Care and Support in the Home and Community will be established to provide flexible, personalised and outcome-focused support that enables children and young people to remain connected to their families, communities and support networks whilst achieving positive and sustainable outcomes. The Council recognises the increasing demand for community-based services that promote independence, wellbeing, inclusion, and family resilience. The contract will be designed to provide access to a diverse range of support options (read more...)

Summary: Walsall Council intends to commission care and support services for children and young people in their homes and communities. The service is meant to help young people remain safe, included and supported with their families and communities, while building independence and achieving positive, sustainable outcomes. Support is to be flexible, personalised and based on assessed needs and individual strengths, with the aim of preventing escalation to more intensive interventions where appropriate. The work is classified as health and social work services. Delivery is in Walsall, within children and young people’s homes and the community. The Council is seeking a diverse range of support options that sustain family resilience, wellbeing, inclusion and connection to existing support networks.

Catering Tender - Blue Coat CofE Academy

Description: The school wishes to appoint a single catering contractor to provide catering services for it students at Blue Coat CofE Academy, Walsall

Summary: Blue Coat Church of England Academy (Walsall) Trust seeks one contractor to provide school catering and meals for its students at Blue Coat CofE Academy in Walsall. The requirement is a catering service for a school, covering the provision of meals to students. The academy is the buying organisation. The work is to be delivered at the academy in Walsall.

WP4139 - Former Gasholders Site Redevelopment

Description: Walsall Council (the "Council") is the freeholder of the site known as the Former Gasholders Site, Darlaston Road, Walsall (the "Site") which it wishes to develop. The Council have assembled and acquired the whole site; comprised of the former National Grid Gasholders site plus adjoining land to the south. The project will involve the transformation of this circa 9-hectare brownfield site into a modern industrial estate suitable for logistics, light manufacturing, and warehousing. The site is a strategic delivery priority for the Council as part of the Black Country Enterprise Zone and Walsall Growth Zone and is allocated as 'Potential High-Quality Industry' in the Walsall Site Allocation Document (SAD). The site is a significant opportunity based on its connectivity being adjacent to the M6 and other upcoming industrial (read more...)

Summary: Walsall Council plans to redevelop the Former Gasholders Site on Darlaston Road, Walsall: an approximately nine-hectare brownfield site adjoining the M6. The works cover remediation and site preparation, including addressing contamination, clearance and earthworks; mitigating ecological, flood-risk and utility constraints; providing site access, utilities and site-wide infrastructure; and building four industrial units for general industry or storage and distribution, with external works. The intended end use is an industrial estate supporting logistics, light manufacturing and warehousing. The site is part of the Council’s employment and growth plans for the M6 Junction 10 area. This is a large, integrated development combining land remediation, enabling infrastructure and construction rather than a standalone building project.

W5165 Supply & Installation of Stage Lighting

Description: "The supply and installation of stage lighting with sound infrastructure in the main theatre at Walsall Arena, Hawbush Road, Walsall, WS3 1AG: Lighting suitable for a mid-sized theatre setting Sound equipment including speakers and mixers Rigging Installation "

Summary: Walsall Council is buying stage lighting and sound infrastructure for the main theatre at Walsall Arena on Hawbush Road, Walsall. The work covers supplying and installing lighting suitable for a mid-sized theatre, sound equipment including speakers and mixers, and rigging. This is a combined equipment and installation requirement, rather than a lighting-only supply. The equipment and installation are for the Arena’s main theatre; the tender identifies Walsall as the delivery location. Suppliers working in theatre or live-event technical systems, particularly those able to provide lighting, sound and rigging as an integrated package, are the natural fit.

Loriners MAT (Park Hall Infant & Junior Schools) ~ Cleaning Tender

Description: The successful Supplier/s will be required to provide cleaning services at the following schools: 1.Park Hall Junior Academy, Park Hall Road Walsall WS5 3HF 2.Park Hall Infant Academy, Park Hall Road Walsall WS5 3HF 3.'The Bungalow' - onsite offices for Trust support staff, WS5 3HF Whilst each School is operated independently, they will both fall within scope of the Loriners Trust Cleaning Contract, which shall be awarded as a single contract to one supplier, following agreement regarding 'best value' The contract cover the scope for the provision of all cleaning services within all Trust schools. The contract value for the schools is circa PS50K per annum at Park Hall Junior Academy and PS40K at Park Hall Infant Academy. The bungalow is not currently in scope, but shall be (read more...)

Summary: Loriners MAT (Park Hall Infant & Junior Schools) is seeking a single supplier to provide cleaning services across its schools under one Trust-wide contract. The work covers Park Hall Junior Academy and Park Hall Infant Academy, both on Park Hall Road in Walsall, as well as The Bungalow, the on-site offices for Trust support staff. The Bungalow is to be included when the contract begins. The requirement is for school cleaning services (CPV 90919300); each school operates independently, but the cleaning service is procured together. The buyer is Loriners MAT, which operates Park Hall Infant and Junior Schools. The contract is for cleaning across the Trust’s schools, with the successful supplier responsible for delivering the services at the listed sites.

Loriners MAT (Park Hall Infant & Junior Schools) ~ Cleaning Tender

Description: The successful Supplier/s will be required to provide catering services at the following schools: 1.Park Hall Junior Academy, Park Hall Road Walsall WS5 3HF 2.Park Hall Infant Academy, Park Hall Road Walsall WS5 3HF 3. 'The Bungalow' - onsite offices for Trust support staff, WS5 3HF Whilst each School is operated independently, they will both fall within scope of the Loriners Trust Cleaning Contract, which shall be awarded as a single contract to one supplier, following agreement regarding 'best value' The contract cover the scope for the provision of all cleaning services within all Trust schools. The contract value for the schools is circa PS50K per annum at Park Hall Junior Academy and PS40K at Park Hall Infant Academy. The bungalow is not currently in scope, but shall (read more...)

Summary: Loriners MAT (Park Hall Infant & Junior Schools) is seeking a single supplier to provide cleaning services across its schools under one Trust-wide contract. The work covers Park Hall Junior Academy and Park Hall Infant Academy, both on Park Hall Road in Walsall, as well as The Bungalow, the on-site offices for Trust support staff. The Bungalow is to be included when the contract begins. The requirement is for school cleaning services (CPV 90919300); each school operates independently, but the cleaning service is procured together. The buyer is Loriners MAT, which operates Park Hall Infant and Junior Schools. The contract is for cleaning across the Trust’s schools, with the successful supplier responsible for delivering the services at the listed sites.

W5125 The Supply and Installation of Domestic Furniture for Crisis Support Residents

Description: Walsall Council is inviting competitive tenders from qualified and experienced contractors to deliver a comprehensive supply and installation service for domestic furniture across various residential accommodations within the Borough of Walsall. The contract will require the provision, delivery, assembly, and installation of furniture items to meet the needs of the Council and its residents, ensuring quality, durability, and value for money.

Summary: Walsall Council intends to procure domestic furniture for residents receiving crisis support. The work covers supplying, delivering, assembling and installing furniture across residential accommodation in the Borough of Walsall. Items must meet the Council’s and residents’ needs for quality, durability and value for money. This is a goods contract with an installation service, rather than a purchase of furniture for a single named site. Suppliers should be able to provide a comprehensive service across the borough, including getting furniture to accommodation and completing assembly and installation there.

W5124 The Supply and Installation of White Goods for Crisis Support Residents

Description: Walsall Council is inviting competitive tenders from qualified and experienced contractors to deliver a comprehensive supply and installation service for domestic white goods across various residential accommodations within the Borough of Walsall. The contract will require the provision, delivery, assembly, and installation of furniture items to meet the needs of the Council and its residents, ensuring quality, durability, and value for money.

Summary: Walsall Council plans to procure domestic white goods for residents receiving crisis support. The requirement covers supplying, delivering, assembling and installing appliances in residential accommodation across the Borough of Walsall. The council says the service is intended to meet its and residents’ needs, with attention to quality, durability and value for money. This is a goods procurement, focused on domestic appliances. Suppliers would need to provide an end-to-end service rather than supply appliances alone, including getting the goods to the relevant accommodation and completing their assembly and installation. The work is for multiple residential settings within Walsall; the council is the buyer.

WP4051 ICS Pathway 1 Services and a Community Reablement Service

Description: "Reablement is a strengths-based, person-centred approach that promotes and maximises independence and wellbeing. It aims to ensure positive change using user-defined goals and is designed to enable people to gain, or regain, their confidence, ability, and necessary skills to live as independently as possible, especially after an illness, deterioration in health or injury. Reablement focuses on enabling people to do things for themselves rather than having things done for them. Reablement will be achieved by working in partnership with individuals to support them to undertake tasks themselves, promoting choice, control, and functional ability rather than providing task-based care. Reablement in the Borough will be aided by technology to deliver positive outcomes for each Service User, ensuring their support is effective, innovative, and tailored to their individual needs. There (read more...)

Summary: Walsall Council is seeking providers for two reablement pathways across the borough: Integrated Care System (ICS) Pathway 1 and Community Reablement. Pathway 1 offers short-term, intensive, therapy-led help after hospital discharge or to avoid hospital admission, alongside interim social support for people who do not need reablement, have reached their potential or are waiting for longer-term care. Community Reablement provides preventative, short-term support to people living in the community whose functional ability has declined. Both services aim to restore or maintain independence and wellbeing through person-centred support, partnership working and technology. Pathway 1 referrals come from ICS staff; community referrals come through the council’s customer experience centre or Adult Social Care teams. The work serves Walsall residents, including people in hospital inside or outside the borough.