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WorkWell - Work and Health Support and Assessment for Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country

Description: NHS Black Country ICB has piloted an offer of high quality early-intervention work and health support and assessment offer to its residents through provision of a WorkWell service. The service provides holistic support to help people overcome health-related barriers to employment, and a single, joined-up gateway to other related services within the system. During the last 18 months, the pilot has helped thousands of local people across Black Country to address their work and health needs so that they can start or stay in employment. In January this year the government announced further investment in the WorkWell approach, and as we develop our ambitions for further integration of work and health services across the Black Country we are planning a market engagement event to discuss our plans for (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process initiated by NHS Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care Board, in coordination with several local councils, aims to deliver the "WorkWell" project focused on work and health support and assessment across Birmingham, Solihull, and the Black Country. The initiative, currently in the planning stage, is set within the services industry category and plans to offer integrated support to help individuals overcome employment barriers resulting from health issues. Key dates include market engagement events scheduled for 13th March 2026 in Walsall and Dudley, offering single representatives from interested organisations the chance to participate. This procurement process anticipates a contract period beginning 1st October 2026 through to 30th September 2029, with the potential for renewal extending to 2030.

Emotional Mental Health and Wellbeing Service

Description: The City of Wolverhampton Council, in partnership with Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, is seeking a delivery partner(s) to provide the local Emotional Mental Health and Wellbeing (EMHWB) service. The EMHWB service will provide support to Children and Young People aged 5-18 years with mild to moderate emotional and mental health needs, extending up to age 25 for individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) or those who are care leavers. The service will support a minimum of 1,800 Children and Young People annually. The proposed contract term is an initial 3 years with 2 further optional 1 year extensions (3 + 1 + 1). The contract is valued at PS450,000 per annum.

Summary: The Wolverhampton City Council is inviting tenders for the provision of an Emotional Mental Health and Wellbeing Service, targeting children and young people with mild to moderate emotional and mental health needs. This initiative, partnered with the Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, focuses on support for those aged 5-18, and up to 25 for individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities or care leavers. The procurement process is at the tender stage, with submissions due by 27th March 2026 and awards ending on 29th May 2026. The initial contract spans three years with possible extensions for up to two additional years. Valued at £450,000 annually, the contract requires services in Wolverhampton (UKG39 region) and falls under the health and social work services category.

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 seeking proposals for the "Young People's Supported Accommodation" service, focusing on providing care and support for young people aged 18 to 21 in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. This procurement, currently at the tender stage, involves the provision of 14 self-contained accommodation units with tenancy-readiness support. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically health and social work services, utilising an open procedure. Key dates for the process include the tender period ending on 27th March 2026 and the contract commencement on 1st July 2026. The initial contract term is two years with possible extensions, leading to a maximum duration of four years. Key performance indicators will govern the tender success and contract terms.

CWC25191 - Colton Hills Secondary School - Changing Room extension

Description: City of Wolverhampton is looking to appoint a contractor to carry out works at Colton Hills Community School, Wolverhampton. The works comprise the construction and completion of new and reconfigured accommodation within the existing school boundary and are limited strictly to Phase 2a. The scope includes: * A new indoor fitness suite with associated changing and WC facilities. * Reconfigured and extended PE changing accommodation sized for 2 x 30 pupil groups. * A sixth form extension providing additional changing facilities and a secure archive room

Summary: The Wolverhampton City Council is undertaking an open procurement process to appoint a contractor for the construction and reconfiguration project at Colton Hills Community School, Wolverhampton. The tender, titled "CWC25191 - Colton Hills Secondary School - Changing Room extension," falls under the categories of building construction and engineering works. The procurement is currently at the tender stage with key deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 2nd March 2026 and a submission deadline on 18th March 2026. Situated in Wolverhampton, UKG39 region, the project is governed by the legal framework set out in the UK Public General Act 2023/54, with electronic submissions being accepted through the Council's e-tendering system.

CWC25191 - Colton Hills Secondary School - Changing Room extension

Description: City of Wolverhampton is looking to appoint a contractor to carry out works at Colton Hills Community School, Wolverhampton. The works comprise the construction and completion of new and reconfigured accommodation within the existing school boundary and are limited strictly to Phase 2a. The scope includes: * A new indoor fitness suite with associated changing and WC facilities. * Reconfigured and extended PE changing accommodation sized for 2 x 30 pupil groups. * A sixth form extension providing additional changing facilities and a secure archive room

Summary: The Wolverhampton City Council is undertaking an open procurement process to appoint a contractor for the construction and reconfiguration project at Colton Hills Community School, Wolverhampton. The tender, titled "CWC25191 - Colton Hills Secondary School - Changing Room extension," falls under the categories of building construction and engineering works. The procurement is currently at the tender stage with key deadlines including an enquiry period ending on 2nd March 2026 and a submission deadline on 18th March 2026. Situated in Wolverhampton, UKG39 region, the project is governed by the legal framework set out in the UK Public General Act 2023/54, with electronic submissions being accepted through the Council's e-tendering system.

Shared Lives

Description: The Authority intends to commission a single-supplier framework for Shared Lives management. The Provider will deliver a Shared Lives Scheme in Wolverhampton that will be provided to individuals assessed as needing care and support under the Care Act 2014 or Children Act 1989, who reside in the City of Wolverhampton. While Shared Lives is primarily designed for adults aged 18 and over, it can begin working with young people from age 16 as part of transitional planning into adult services. Shared Lives is a form of community-based adult social care in which individuals receive support from a Shared Lives Carer, either by living in the carer's home on a short-term or long-term basis, or through day support and respite arrangements. It is not residential or nursing care in (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is seeking to commission a single-supplier framework for the Shared Lives management service, under the active procurement stage tagged as "tender". This procurement, planned to commence on 1st July 2026, is focused on providing community-based adult social care services to individuals in Wolverhampton. The process involves an open procedure with a gross value of £5,734,442.4, targeting social work and related services. Interested parties must submit their applications by the tender deadline on 13th March 2026, with the enquiry period closing on 27th February 2026. This offering is under the 'light touch' regime, and the awarding criteria are heavily weighted towards quality, social value, and pricing components.

Superimposed Road Marking, Specialist Surfacing and Studs 2026 - 2030

Description: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and Wolverhampton City Council have identified a requirement to identify and appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Supplier for the Superimposed Road Markings, Specialist Surfacing (High friction) and Studs within the Borough of Sandwell, Dudley and Wolverhampton City Council which are situated in the West Midlands. The Framework Agreement ("Contract") will be to maintain Superimposed Road Markings, Specialist Surfacing (High friction) and Studs on its highways network. The works information in Schedule 5 - Specification sets out the performance requirements for the supplying and laying thermoplastic road paint incorporating solid glass beads.

Summary: This procurement process is initiated by Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, alongside Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and Wolverhampton City Council, seeking suppliers for a framework agreement on Superimposed Road Markings, Specialist Surfacing, and Studs within the West Midlands region. The contract covers maintenance work across the boroughs of Sandwell, Dudley, and Wolverhampton, with a tender closing date on 13th March 2026 and the evaluation concluding on 11th April 2026. The procurement, currently in the tender stage, falls under the "Road Paint" and "Glass Beads for Road Marking" industry categories, classified as various surface works. This open procedure invites submissions, which are to be made electronically, with the full contract term running from 1st May 2026 to 30th April 2030.

Superimposed Road Marking, Specialist Surfacing and Studs

Description: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and Wolverhampton City Council have identified a requirement to identify and appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Supplier for the Superimposed Road Markings, Specialist Surfacing (High friction) and Studs within the Borough of Sandwell, Dudley and Wolverhampton City Council which are situated in the West Midlands. The Framework Agreement ("Contract") will be to maintain Superimposed Road Markings, Specialist Surfacing (High friction) and Studs on its highways network. The works information in Schedule 5 - Specification sets out the performance requirements for the supplying and laying thermoplastic road paint incorporating solid glass beads.

Summary: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, in collaboration with Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and City of Wolverhampton Council, had initiated a procurement process titled "Superimposed Road Marking, Specialist Surfacing and Studs" within the West Midlands region. This project aimed to maintain road markings, specialist surfacing, and studs across the highways network in these boroughs. The procurement was conducted under an open procedure, allowing businesses to submit tenders via an electronic submission policy. Initially active, the tender faced cancellation due to incorrect information published, leading to a procurement termination notice on Find a Tender. Despite this, details regarding the tender, such as its gross value of £2,901,333 and key deadlines, were disclosed before its status as cancelled on 13 February 2026. The tender stage was faced with challenges, ultimately impacting its progress towards award.

DVLA Enforcement

Description: City of Wolverhampton Council is exploring the adoption of devolved DVLA Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) enforcement powers, enabling it to directly identify, immobilise, remove, and manage untaxed vehicles using ANPR and DVLA data, and is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement to assess supplier capability to deliver a fully outsourced end-to-end enforcement service-including call handling, vehicle lifting, impounding, and customer fee processing-in order to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve public safety, and recover public revenue lost through VED evasion.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council, acting as the buyer, is in the planning stage for a public procurement process titled "DVLA Enforcement". This contract, set within the services category, seeks to implement devolved DVLA Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) enforcement powers to tackle untaxed vehicles using advanced technologies such as ANPR and DVLA data. The enforcement services include vehicle immobilisation, removal, and management. The pre-market engagement phase is currently active, with a due date for supplier responses by 17th February 2026. The contract period is anticipated to start on 1st September 2026 and conclude on 31st August 2028, located in the Wolverhampton region (UKG39).

City of Wolverhampton College Sports Block LTHW & Hot Water Plant Replacement, Wellington Road Campus

Description: City of Wolverhampton College is seeking a contractor to deliver the full replacement of the Sports Block LTHW heating and domestic hot water plant at the Wellington Road Campus. Works include but are not limited to the removal of redundant plant, installation of a new ASHP based heating system, associated groundworks, LV distribution upgrades, fire stopping, and all related mechanical, electrical, and builders' works. The project also includes full commissioning, regulatory compliant documentation, and complete handover. The works will be delivered under a JCT 2016 Design & Build Contract. A mandatory site visit will be required. Suppliers who do not attend the site visit will be deemed non-compliant and therefore unable to participate further in this opportunity.

Summary: The City of Wolverhampton College is actively seeking bids for a project titled "City of Wolverhampton College Sports Block LTHW & Hot Water Plant Replacement" located at the Wellington Road Campus in Wolverhampton, UK. The tender falls under the works category and involves the replacement of the heating and hot water plant with an ASHP based system, along with associated groundworks and electrical installations. This open procurement process, conducted under JCT 2016 Design & Build Contract, is currently at the tender stage, with a submission deadline of 2nd March 2026. Potential suppliers must attend a mandatory site visit, ensuring compliance with the tender requirements before the enquiry period closes on 23rd February 2026.