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CWC25011 - Independent Specialist Education Provision Framework

Description: The City of Wolverhampton Council is seeking to re-open it's flexible, light-touch framework for Independent Specialist Education Providers. The framework is intended to initially commence on 1st May 2026. This pre-market engagement session is for the upcoming re-opening of the framework later in 2026. The initial series of notices for the first opening of the framework is ocds-h6vhtk-0548bf. Provision under this Independent Specialist Education Providers (ISEP) Framework is for children and young people with a range of special educational needs between the ages of 5-25 with an EHCP as set out in the SEND Code of Practice 2015. The tender is separated into 4 Lots: Lot 1: Primary phase - ages 5 - 11 national curriculum years 1 - 6 Lot 2: Secondary phase - ages 11- 16 (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is in the planning stage of its procurement process for the Independent Specialist Education Provision Framework, focused on health and social work services within the education sector. The location for this tender is Wolverhampton, UK. Stakeholders are invited to participate in the upcoming online market engagement sessions on 20th and 21st April 2026. This initiative aims to accommodate the needs of children and young people aged 5-25 with SEND requirements, under the legal framework of the SEND Code of Practice 2015. The procurement method is a light-touch framework agreement, with an initial commencement planned for 1st May 2026. Important dates include the deadline for the engagement event on 15th April 2026 and the future notice by 30th May 2026. The framework is divided into four lots to cover educational phases from primary age groups to post-19 services.

WMPF26001 - Fund Accounting Software

Description: The primary objective of the procurement is to appoint a supplier capable of delivering a robust, integrated fund accounting system that supports all asset classes and enables WMPF to operate effectively within a changing regulatory and investment environment. The solution must improve transparency, enhance automation, strengthen auditability, and reduce operational and financial risk. It must provide accurate, timely, and consistent financial information to support effective governance, oversight, and decision-making. A further objective is to ensure that WMPF's fund accounting arrangements remain fit for purpose in light of the Government's "LGPS: Fit for the Future" reforms, expected to take effect from April 2026.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council, alongside the West Midlands Pension Fund, is in the tender stage of procuring an integrated fund accounting system, titled "WMPF26001 - Fund Accounting Software", categorized under accounting software packages. This tender aims to find a supplier to deliver a robust system supporting various asset classes to meet present and future regulatory and investment needs. The procurement process is under the open procedure method, with the tender deadline set for 29th April 2026, followed by the award period ending on 15th June 2026. This procurement focuses on goods and is expected to operate within the UK with an estimated contract value of £2,400,000. The contractual period commences from 28th February 2027 to 27th February 2030, with options for extensions until March 2032.

Fund Accounting Software

Description: The primary objective of the procurement is to appoint a supplier capable of delivering a robust, integrated fund accounting system that supports all asset classes and enables WMPF to operate effectively within a changing regulatory and investment environment. The solution must improve transparency, enhance automation, strengthen auditability, and reduce operational and financial risk. It must provide accurate, timely, and consistent financial information to support effective governance, oversight, and decision-making. A further objective is to ensure that WMPF's fund accounting arrangements remain fit for purpose in light of the Government's "LGPS: Fit for the Future" reforms, expected to take effect from April 2026.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council, alongside the West Midlands Pension Fund, is in the tender stage of procuring an integrated fund accounting system, titled "WMPF26001 - Fund Accounting Software", categorized under accounting software packages. This tender aims to find a supplier to deliver a robust system supporting various asset classes to meet present and future regulatory and investment needs. The procurement process is under the open procedure method, with the tender deadline set for 29th April 2026, followed by the award period ending on 15th June 2026. This procurement focuses on goods and is expected to operate within the UK with an estimated contract value of £2,400,000. The contractual period commences from 28th February 2027 to 27th February 2030, with options for extensions until March 2032.

Disposal of Paint and Recycling of Wood and Chipboard

Description: The contract for the disposal of paint, and recycling of wood and chipboard is required to maintain the ongoing disposal and recycling of these products at the city's two household waste and recycling centres (HWRCs). The contracts will ensure that paint, wood and chipboard deposited by members of the public at these HWRC sites are removed from the sites in line with the Council's disposal requirements, which are: * Paint. The Council is seeking a supplier to manage all onwards processes for Waste Paint from the Councils House Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC's) in Anchor Lane Bilston and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton, and additional addresses within the WV post code area from time to time. The supplier will collect this waste from the Council's HWRC's in Anchor Lane and (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is actively seeking to procure services for the disposal of paint and recycling of wood and chipboard. This public procurement process involves two lots: "Disposal of Paint" and "Recycling of Wood and Chipboard", with the contracts focused on managing waste from the city's household waste and recycling centres located at Anchor Lane and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton. The procurement is currently in the tender stage, following an open procedure method, and aims to ensure compliance with waste legislation while increasing the Council's recycling rates. Key dates include the tender submission deadline on 20th April 2026 and the award period ending on 29th May 2026. The procurement falls under the industry category of environmental services and targets suppliers who can adhere to quality standards as well as promote social value and equality, diversity, and inclusion.

CWC25131 - Planned Building Maintenance and Minor Works Framework

Description: Wolverhampton City Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the potential procurement of a Planned Building Maintenance and Minor Works Framework. The engagement will seek supplier feedback on the proposed scope, lot structure, value bands and delivery model for a framework covering projects generally valued between PS5,000 and PS500,000. This notice is for information-gathering purposes only and is not a call for competition.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is in the planning stage of the procurement process for a Planned Building Maintenance and Minor Works Framework, with a focus on construction work. This framework aims to cover projects valued between £5,000 and £500,000, making it suitable for SMEs. The Council is engaging with potential suppliers to gather feedback, which will help shape the scope, lot structure, and delivery model of the framework. Interested parties should review the Preliminary Market Engagement documents and submit responses by 13th April 2026 via the Council's e-tendering portal. The procurement covers the region of UKG39, United Kingdom, and the communication of future notices is expected by 27th April 2026.

Waste Disposal Services

Description: Wolverhampton is a city with a population of 600,000 residents and circa 108,000 households. CWC operate two Household Waste and Recycling Centres (HWRCs) with 15,000-20,000 visits to each site per month. We currently collect green waste in 240 litre bins as a fortnightly collection by paid subscription or for free at our HWRC's. In 2024/2025 we had 39,000 active subscribers. We collected over 13,000 tonnes in 2024/2025 that was delivered to our current disposal provider directly by our collection vehicles. The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to seek input from potential suppliers within the market, to establish the type of solution and functionality that is available for the recycling of residential green waste collected at the kerbside and within our Household Waste and Recycling centres. (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for waste disposal services, specifically targeting the recycling of residential green waste collected at the kerbside and within Household Waste and Recycling Centres. The procurement process, titled "Waste Disposal Services," falls under the services category and is set in Wolverhampton, UK. Industry stakeholders had until 16 March 2026 to provide their input during the preliminary market engagement phase. Located in Wolverhampton, this contracting process commenced on 19 March 2026, with further notices expected by 30 June 2026. The contract is projected to start on 1 November 2026 and conclude by 31 October 2030.

Young People's Supported Accommodation

Description: The City of Wolverhampton is committed to supporting and stimulating a diverse market, especially local organisations in Wolverhampton, for care and support by offering a real choice of opportunities that keep children and young people safe and improve their life chances, whilst enabling effective early help and support to vulnerable families at the earliest point to strengthen families where children are at risk, and also support children and young people who are care experienced. With all of the economic pressures experienced across service, new ways need to be found so that the whole system can respond pro-actively to the needs of children, young people, their family and community and to facilitate and enable resilience, growth and achievement. The target population for this supported accommodation service includes young people (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is currently in the process of updating the tender for 'Young People's Supported Accommodation', which falls under the health and social work services category. The council aims to provide tenancy-readiness support and self-contained accommodation for young people aged 18-21 who are care experienced or care leavers in Wolverhampton (Region UKG39). The procurement process is at the tender update stage, with the submission deadline set for 27th March 2026. The contract, starting on 1st July 2026, has an initial term of two years, with up to two additional one-year extensions available, potentially extending the contract until 2030.

CA17383 - City of Wolverhampton College Mechanical & Electrical Services

Description: City of Wolverhampton College is seeking a qualified M&E maintenance provider for a three year contract, with up to two additional one year extensions. The Contractor will deliver PPM, statutory compliance, reactive repairs and asset management in line with the Specification, adhering to College policies, safety protocols and DBS requirements. With an evolving estate, the provider must maintain accuracy, flexibility and full CAFM based evidence to ensure a safe, compliant learning environment. To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA17383. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA17383 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Summary: The City of Wolverhampton College is currently in the tender stage for the procurement of mechanical and electrical (M&E) services, under the title "CA17383 - City of Wolverhampton College Mechanical & Electrical Services". The opportunity, classified under CPV code 50700000, involves a three-year contract with the possibility of extending for two more years. The contractor will be responsible for delivering planned preventative maintenance (PPM), statutory compliance, reactive repairs, and asset management, while ensuring adherence to college policies and safety protocols. The procurement process follows a restricted procedure and is open until 9 April 2026. Services will be delivered primarily in Wolverhampton, England, with contracts commencing on 1 August 2026 and ending on 31 July 2029. Interested parties can engage via the MultiQuote platform.

City of Wolverhampton College Mechanical & Electrical Services

Description: City of Wolverhampton College is seeking an experienced and fully qualified M&E maintenance provider to deliver a compliant, safe and high quality service across its diverse and continually evolving estate. The contract will run for an initial three years, with the option to extend for up to two additional one year periods at the College's discretion. The Contractor will be responsible for delivering all Planned Preventative Maintenance, statutory compliance testing, reactive repairs and asset management as outlined in the Specification of Works. All works must adhere to College policies, safety protocols, safeguarding expectations and strict DBS requirements. With ongoing estate changes, the provider must maintain accuracy and flexibility, ensuring all updates are reflected in PPM schedules, statutory programmes and the live asset register. Full utilisation of the College's (read more...)

Summary: The City of Wolverhampton College is currently in the tender stage of its procurement process for Mechanical & Electrical Services. The tender is tagged as urgent, indicating an accelerated procedure due to the state of urgency. It involves repair and maintenance services related to building installations, with an overall value of £408,000. Business users can submit applications until 9 April 2026, with an enquiry period concluding on 2 April 2026. The contract period is set to start on 1 August 2026 and end on 31 July 2029, with possible extensions until 2031. This procurement falls under the services industry category with a focus on compliance, safety, and quality across the College's diverse estate located in Wolverhampton, West Midlands.

CWC25029 - Building Fabric Reactive Response Repairs

Description: Wolverhampton City Council intends to procure a responsive building repair, maintenance and minor works contract for its public buildings and property portfolio, including any associated planned maintenance instructed under the contract. The portfolio currently consists of approximately 1,897 properties, including schools and educational centres, grounds and recreational facilities, public conveniences, cemeteries, residential properties, offices, courts, museums, galleries, theatres, libraries, markets, depots and industrial units. Properties may be added to or removed from the portfolio during the contract term. The contract will provide 24/7 reactive emergency, urgent and follow-on building fabric repairs, including making-safe works, glazing, fencing, carpentry, brick and stone repairs, roof repairs, drainage and gully works, scaffolding and associated minor works. Priority response requirements will include 1-hour emergency attendance, 24-hour urgent attendance and 7-day follow-on works. Works (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council has initiated a tender for the contract titled "CWC25029 - Building Fabric Reactive Response Repairs" within the works industry category. This procurement seeks to establish a responsive building repair, maintenance, and minor works contract covering the council's extensive public buildings and property portfolio in Wolverhampton. The process is currently at the tender stage, with critical dates including an enquiry period deadline on 1st April 2026 and a tender submission deadline set for 17th April 2026. The contract is intended to commence on 1st June 2026 and run until 31st May 2030, with an option to extend by up to two additional years. The tender is open to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and employs an open procurement method requiring electronic submission.