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Catering Services and Associated Goods

Description: Reference: ACPHCS0001 Description: Perry Hall Multi-Academy Trust intends to procure a contract for the provision of catering services and associated goods across schools within the Trust. The procurement is intended to support the continued delivery of high-quality, safe, nutritious and value-for-money school meals whilst promoting pupil wellbeing, healthy eating, inclusion and sustainability. The Trust currently operates across a number of schools and is reviewing its future catering arrangements in advance of the expiry of its current catering contract in July 2027 Perry Hall Multi-Academy Trust currently comprises 10 primary schools serving approximately 3500 pupils total, across Wolverhampton and surrounding areas. The Trust reserves the right to include additional schools that may join the Multi-Academy Trust during the lifetime of the contract. The scope is expected to include: * (read more...)

Summary: Perry Hall Multi-Academy Trust plans to procure school catering services and related goods for its schools in Wolverhampton and surrounding areas. The Trust has 10 primary schools serving about 3,500 pupils, and may add schools that join during the contract. Work is expected to cover daily meal preparation and service, including free, infant free and paid meals; breakfast clubs, hospitality and event catering; menu planning and nutrition; food safety and allergen controls; staffing and training; contract management and reporting; sustainability, food waste reduction and responsible sourcing; and catering consumables. The service is intended to provide safe, nutritious, good-value meals while supporting pupil wellbeing, healthy eating and inclusion.

Catering Services and Associated Goods

Description: Description: Perry Hall Multi-Academy Trust is considering the procurement of a single supplier contract for the provision of catering services and associated goods across schools within the Trust. The procurement is intended to support the continued delivery of high-quality, safe, nutritious and value-for-money school meals whilst promoting pupil wellbeing, healthy eating, inclusion and sustainability. Perry Hall Multi-Academy Trust currently comprises 10 primary schools serving approximately 3,500 pupils total, across West Midlands Wolverhampton and surrounding areas. The Trust reserves the right to include additional schools that may join the Multi-Academy Trust during the lifetime of the contract. The scope is expected to include: Daily meal preparation and service Free School Meals (FSM), Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM) and paid meal provision Breakfast clubs, hospitality and special events Menu (read more...)

Summary: Perry Hall Multi-Academy Trust plans to procure school catering services and related goods for its schools in Wolverhampton and surrounding areas. The Trust has 10 primary schools serving about 3,500 pupils, and may add schools that join during the contract. Work is expected to cover daily meal preparation and service, including free, infant free and paid meals; breakfast clubs, hospitality and event catering; menu planning and nutrition; food safety and allergen controls; staffing and training; contract management and reporting; sustainability, food waste reduction and responsible sourcing; and catering consumables. The service is intended to provide safe, nutritious, good-value meals while supporting pupil wellbeing, healthy eating and inclusion.

Supply and Delivery of Road Sweeper Brushes

Description: This requirement is for the supply and delivery of replacement sweeper brushes for the Council's current Johnston Euro 6 C201/C202 Precinct Sweeper, Johnston VT650/VT651 Channel Sweeper, Boschung Urban Sweeper S2.0 and Scarab Maven channel sweepers.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is seeking replacement road-sweeper brushes for its existing fleet: Johnston Euro 6 C201/C202 precinct sweepers, Johnston VT650/VT651 channel sweepers, Boschung Urban Sweeper S2.0 machines and Scarab Maven channel sweepers. The requirement is for the supply and delivery of brushes compatible with these models, rather than for sweeper vehicles or a sweeping service. The goods fall within transport equipment and spare parts. Delivery is in Wolverhampton, England. This is a single-lot requirement, covering the replacement brushes for the council’s specified sweeper types.

Asset Information Management System (AIMS) - MW

Description: The Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the future procurement of an Asset Information Management System (AIMS) to support the management of the Golden Thread of Information and compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022. The proposed solution will be required to provide a secure, cloud-based platform capable of managing asset information, safety case records, compliance documentation, change control processes, BIM integration, reporting and regulatory assurance across approximately 20,000 dwellings, including 44 Higher Risk Buildings. The PME will seek supplier feedback on available solutions, implementation approaches, integration capabilities, data migration requirements, commercial models and market capacity to support the future delivery of the service. If you are interested in responding to this PME, please use the link below. https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=ab14d825-f0b7-f111-813c-005056b64545&p=cdcfff6b-8cbd-e611-8118-000c29c9ba21. Deadline to respond is (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton Homes Limited is planning to procure an Asset Information Management System (AIMS) to support management of the building-safety “Golden Thread” and compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022. The proposed service is a secure, cloud-based information platform covering asset data, safety case records, compliance documents, change control, building information modelling (BIM) integration, reporting and regulatory assurance. It is intended to cover around 20,000 dwellings, including 44 higher-risk buildings. The work combines software and information-system provision with related IT services, such as implementation, integration, data migration and support. Delivery is in the United Kingdom; the buyer is based in Wolverhampton.

CWC26005 - Physiotherapy Service

Description: This service is for the provision of an occupational physiotherapy service for approximately 4,400 Council employees, delivering assessment, treatment and rehabilitation to support employee wellbeing, reduce sickness absence and facilitate return to work. This contract may be utilised by other Contracting Authorities (public sector bodies) that have an agreement with the Council through a Service Level Agreement (SLA). These may include but are not limited to schools, academies and tenant management organisations (as listed in additional information below). Services will be provided to Employees in these Contracting Authorities; however, the Contract will continue to be managed by the Council. Orders will be raised and invoices paid by the City of Wolverhampton Council. The list of Third-Party Organisations will be subject to change throughout the duration of the Contract (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council has procured an occupational physiotherapy and musculoskeletal absence management service for its employees, with potential use by schools, academies and tenant management organisations that have service-level agreements with the Council. The service covers remote and face-to-face assessments, treatment and rehabilitation, fast-track urgent appointments, workplace assessments, wellbeing initiatives and virtual physiotherapy. Its purpose is to support employee recovery and wellbeing, manage musculoskeletal absence and help people return to work. The Council manages the contract, while participating public bodies can use the service. Delivery is for employees in Wolverhampton and participating organisations in the area. The requirement is occupational physiotherapy services (CPV 85142100).

Asset Information Management System (AIMS) - MW

Description: The Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the future procurement of an Asset Information Management System (AIMS) to support the management of the Golden Thread of Information and compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022. The proposed solution will be required to provide a secure, cloud-based platform capable of managing asset information, safety case records, compliance documentation, change control processes, BIM integration, reporting and regulatory assurance across approximately 20,000 dwellings, including 44 Higher Risk Buildings. The PME will seek supplier feedback on available solutions, implementation approaches, integration capabilities, data migration requirements, commercial models and market capacity to support the future delivery of the service. If you are interested in responding to this PME, please use the link below. https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=ab14d825-f0b7-f111-813c-005056b64545&p=cdcfff6b-8cbd-e611-8118-000c29c9ba21. Deadline to respond is (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton Homes Limited is planning to procure an Asset Information Management System (AIMS) to support management of the building-safety “Golden Thread” and compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022. The proposed service is a secure, cloud-based information platform covering asset data, safety case records, compliance documents, change control, building information modelling (BIM) integration, reporting and regulatory assurance. It is intended to cover around 20,000 dwellings, including 44 higher-risk buildings. The work combines software and information-system provision with related IT services, such as implementation, integration, data migration and support. Delivery is in the United Kingdom; the buyer is based in Wolverhampton.

CWC26100MW - Education Management Information System (EMIS)

Description: Wolverhampton City Council are conducting a Preliminary Market Test for Education Management Information System. The Council would like to look at the options available, indicative costs, technical options and benefits of installing such a solution. The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to seek input from potential suppliers within the market, to determine the capability and capacity of the market to deliver such a solution. This preliminary market engagement seeks to identify all the options available to the Council at this stage. Interested suppliers are invited to participate by completing a questionnaire which is available at the link in this advert. This will be used for information-gathering purposes and will help the Council understand the current market offerings and innovations. If you would like to participate, (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council intends to procure an Education Management Information System (EMIS), a software and information system for education management. The council is currently exploring available solutions, technical options and the benefits of installation, and wants to understand the market’s capacity to deliver. The planned system is for Wolverhampton City Council, with delivery in the United Kingdom. The procurement is presented as one lot. Suppliers with education-sector management software or information-system products relevant to a council’s needs may find the planned requirement worth monitoring as it develops.

Asset Information Management System (AIMS) - MW

Description: The Council is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise to inform the future procurement of an Asset Information Management System (AIMS) to support the management of the Golden Thread of Information and compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022. The proposed solution will be required to provide a secure, cloud-based platform capable of managing asset information, safety case records, compliance documentation, change control processes, BIM integration, reporting and regulatory assurance across approximately 20,000 dwellings, including 44 Higher Risk Buildings. The PME will seek supplier feedback on available solutions, implementation approaches, integration capabilities, data migration requirements, commercial models and market capacity to support the future delivery of the service.

Summary: Wolverhampton Homes Limited is planning to procure an Asset Information Management System (AIMS) to support management of the building-safety “Golden Thread” and compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022. The proposed service is a secure, cloud-based information platform covering asset data, safety case records, compliance documents, change control, building information modelling (BIM) integration, reporting and regulatory assurance. It is intended to cover around 20,000 dwellings, including 44 higher-risk buildings. The work combines software and information-system provision with related IT services, such as implementation, integration, data migration and support. Delivery is in the United Kingdom; the buyer is based in Wolverhampton.

Fire Servicing Tender

Description: For the provision of servicing and maintenance of fire safety equipment, including fire suppression systems, fire extinguishers, fire alarm systems and fire detection equipment

Summary: Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is procuring services to service and maintain fire safety equipment. The scope covers fire suppression systems, fire extinguishers, fire alarm systems and fire detection equipment, including repair and maintenance activity. This is a specialist fire safety maintenance requirement for an NHS healthcare organisation, suited to suppliers able to support the Trust’s fire protection and detection infrastructure. The buyer is based in Wolverhampton. The procurement is categorised as a service contract and covers the complete fire equipment requirement within a single lot. Businesses offering planned servicing, inspection, testing, repair and maintenance of these types of fire safety systems should find the subject matter relevant, particularly where they can work across a healthcare estate and maintain several equipment types under one arrangement.

Stewardship Services

Description: The Authority requires a stewardship provider that supports the Authority in exercising its responsibilities as an active owner of assets on behalf of Partner Funds. This includes engaging with investee companies on financially material environmental, social and governance issues, supporting the exercise of voting rights, providing research and analysis on stewardship risks and opportunities, and reporting on engagement activities and outcomes

Summary: LGPS Central Limited is procuring stewardship services for the Authority and its Partner Funds, supporting their responsibilities as active owners of investments. The appointed provider will engage with investee companies on financially material environmental, social and governance issues, support the exercise of voting rights, research and analyse stewardship risks and opportunities, and report on engagement activity and outcomes. This is a specialist pension and investment stewardship service delivered for the Authority in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers pension services, including engagement research, voting support, market-level advocacy, stewardship reporting, data and platform services, and the operational arrangements needed to deliver these activities reliably.