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Housing Maintenance Support Contract

Description: Wolverhampton Homes requires up to 3 providers to undertake a wide range of general building maintenance, electrical, roofing and adaptation works to voids (empty homes), tenanted homes and communal areas. Lots 1 and 2 will predominantly deliver planned/batched works, on a geographical basis. Lot 3 will cover the entire City and will predominately undertake 'responsive' works arising through tenant requests, including works under the scope of Awaab's Law, and Disrepair Claims, where works are subject to prescribed timescales. Tenderers may submit Tenders for all Lots but may be awarded contracts for a maximum of 2 (two) Lots. In the interest of business continuity, the same Tenderer may not be awarded contracts for Lot 1 and 2. Each Contract will be for 4 years, under the JCT Measured Term (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton Homes is seeking contractors to support its in-house team with housing repairs and maintenance across Wolverhampton. The work covers empty and tenanted homes and communal areas, including general building repairs, roofing, electrical and mechanical or gas work, adaptations and associated scaffolding. Two lots cover planned and batched work in the north and south of the city; a third covers city-wide responsive repairs prompted by tenant requests, including disrepair claims and work under Awaab’s Law. The requirement is divided into three geographic and service lots, and the buyer may appoint up to three providers. This is a construction and property-maintenance works contract, including building and civil engineering work (CPV 45200000).

CWC26143 - Community Smoking Cessation Service

Description: This tender is being run as a Competitive Process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The community smoking cessation service will deliver evidence-based services for adult smokers who live or are registered with a GP practice in Wolverhampton. In the community, the service will provide information, advice, and guidance; self-help tools; and lifestyle interventions to enable Service Users to achieve and maintain positive lifestyle changes.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is procuring a community smoking cessation service for adult smokers who live in Wolverhampton or are registered with a Wolverhampton GP practice. The service is intended to help people stop smoking and maintain healthier lifestyles, while reducing smoking-related illness, disability, premature death and health inequalities. It will provide evidence-based treatment and behavioural support for people making quit attempts, alongside information, advice, guidance, self-help tools and wider lifestyle interventions. The work is community health and smoking cessation service provision, delivered in Wolverhampton.

CWC25162 - Bilston Health and Wellbeing Facility (inc NHS CDC and Landscaping) Contractor

Description: Wolverhampton City Council (WCC) are proposing to construct a new double storey modern and integrated Health & Wellbeing Facility, associated public realm and parking and upgrades to the existing Bert Turner Boulevard. The Project is to be developed on the Council owned Site in Bilston, situated adjacent to and encompassing parts of the WV Active Bert Williams leisure centre, Bilston Urban Village medical centre and the Bert Turner Boulevard. The Project consists of circa [4,500 sqm] facility for the delivery of primary, community and social care services and a separately funded NHS Community Diagnostics Clinic. The Project forms part of the wider Bilston Health and Regeneration Programme ("HaRP") for which the government announced a funding package in the Spring Budget 2023.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council plans to appoint a design-and-build contractor for a new, two-storey integrated health and wellbeing facility in Bilston. The project comprises approximately 4,500 square metres for primary, community and social care services, alongside a separately funded NHS Community Diagnostics Clinic. Associated works include public realm, parking and upgrades to Bert Turner Boulevard. The site is council-owned and is adjacent to, and includes parts of, WV Active Bert Williams Leisure Centre, Bilston Urban Village Medical Centre and Bert Turner Boulevard. The scheme forms part of the wider Bilston Health and Regeneration Programme. The work is construction, covering the facility and its associated site and infrastructure works.

CWC25162 - Bilston Health and Wellbeing Facility (inc NHS CDC and Landscaping) Contractor

Description: Wolverhampton City Council (WCC) are proposing to construct a new double storey modern and integrated Health & Wellbeing Facility, associated public realm and parking and upgrades to the existing Bert Turner Boulevard. The Project is to be developed on the Council owned Site in Bilston, situated adjacent to and encompassing parts of the WV Active Bert Williams leisure centre, Bilston Urban Village medical centre and the Bert Turner Boulevard. The Project consists of circa [4,500 sqm] facility for the delivery of primary, community and social care services and a separately funded NHS Community Diagnostics Clinic. The Project forms part of the wider Bilston Health and Regeneration Programme ("HaRP") for which the government announced a funding package in the Spring Budget 2023.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council plans to appoint a design-and-build contractor for a new, two-storey integrated health and wellbeing facility in Bilston. The project comprises approximately 4,500 square metres for primary, community and social care services, alongside a separately funded NHS Community Diagnostics Clinic. Associated works include public realm, parking and upgrades to Bert Turner Boulevard. The site is council-owned and is adjacent to, and includes parts of, WV Active Bert Williams Leisure Centre, Bilston Urban Village Medical Centre and Bert Turner Boulevard. The scheme forms part of the wider Bilston Health and Regeneration Programme. The work is construction, covering the facility and its associated site and infrastructure works.

Smoking Cessation Workplace Outreach

Description: This tender is being run as a Competitive Process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. Smoking remains a leading cause of preventable illness and premature death. Employees in routine and manual occupations in Wolverhampton have a significantly higher smoking prevalence, compared to the general population. The aim of this service is to support to successfully quit smoking through a structured, evidence-based cessation programme. The workplace outreach smoking cessation delivery will recruit staff to deliver evidence-based services for adult smokers working in routine and manual occupations to stop smoking. In local workplaces, the service will provide information, advice, and guidance; self-help tools; and lifestyle interventions to enable Service Users to achieve and maintain positive lifestyle changes.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council sought a workplace smoking-cessation outreach service for adult smokers in routine and manual jobs in Wolverhampton. The provider is to recruit staff to deliver structured, evidence-based cessation support in local workplaces, helping employees make quit attempts and sustain healthier lifestyle changes. The service includes information, advice and guidance, self-help tools, behavioural support and other lifestyle interventions. Its purpose is to reduce smoking prevalence and smoking-related illness, disability and premature death, while addressing health inequalities by improving access to support for workers who may be poorly served by conventional services. Delivery should take support to employees at workplace locations and times that fit shift patterns, breaks, working hours and operational constraints. This is a health service.

CWC26059MW - Outdoor 360deg CCTV Camera Solution

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to seek input from potential suppliers on the availability, capability and commercial structure of outdoor CCTV camera solutions that provide a full 360deg field of view within a single physical camera unit. The Council is currently considering an indicative requirement for six cameras to support its fly-tipping enforcement team. The cameras would be used in public-realm locations to deter, detect and investigate fly-tipping and support the collection of evidential-quality footage. The Council is particularly interested in solutions suitable for 24/7 operation, remote management, local recording and future analytics. The PME will provide an opportunity for the City of Wolverhampton Council (CWC) to obtain an insight into how potential suppliers might approach the delivery of this service and gain an (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is exploring outdoor CCTV camera solutions to support its fly-tipping enforcement team. The requirement under consideration is for six cameras, each providing a full 360-degree field of view from a single physical camera unit. They would be installed in public-realm locations to deter and detect fly-tipping, assist investigations and capture footage suitable for use as evidence. The council is interested in cameras designed for continuous 24/7 operation, with remote management and local recording, and with scope for future analytics. The goods sought are video-surveillance equipment. Delivery is in Wolverhampton, although specific installation sites are not identified. The council is consulting the market to understand supplier capabilities, available solutions and possible commercial arrangements before deciding how to proceed.

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 PS533,500 per annum.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council, working with Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, is seeking one or more delivery partners for a local emotional mental health and wellbeing service. It will support children and young people aged 5–18 with mild to moderate emotional and mental health needs, extending to age 25 for people with special educational needs and disabilities or care leavers. The service is intended to support at least 1,800 young people each year. This is a health and social care service, delivered in Wolverhampton. The requirement brings together support for young people with emotional and mental health needs across the city, with extended age eligibility for the specified groups.

Private Markets Risk Modelling

Description: LGPS Central Limited is one of the UK's Local Government Pension Scheme asset pools. Founded in 2017, LGPS Central brings local authority pension funds together to invest collectively, combining scale, expertise and strong governance to help deliver long-term value for scheme members, employers and stakeholders. This market engagement exercise is intended to explore the range of private markets risk analytics solutions available, assess how these services could meaningfully and practically enhance LGPSC's existing risk oversight framework, and help refine our requirements should we subsequently proceed to a formal procurement. We are inviting providers to describe their capabilities across private markets risk analytics. Areas of particular interest include but are not limited to exposure and concentration monitoring, scenario analysis and stress testing, liquidity and cashflow forecasting, and risk modelling. (read more...)

Summary: LGPS Central Limited, a UK local government pension scheme asset pool, is exploring private-markets risk analytics services to strengthen its existing investment risk oversight. The potential service covers exposure and concentration monitoring, scenario analysis and stress testing, liquidity and cashflow forecasting, and risk modelling; providers may also describe other relevant capabilities and methodologies. The buyer wants to understand which asset classes solutions cover, their reporting outputs and potential for tailored reports, and how they could integrate with or complement existing portfolio-management and data platforms. It is also interested in typical clients and use cases, including practical examples of use by asset managers and institutional investors. The work is intended for the buyer’s private-markets investment oversight in the United Kingdom.

CWC25162 - Bilston Health and Wellbeing Facility Contractor

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to seek input from potential suppliers within the market, to gather feedback on the proposed contract and procurement route for Design & Build of the Bilston Health & Wellbeing Facility.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council plans to appoint a design-and-build contractor for a new, two-storey integrated health and wellbeing facility in Bilston. The project comprises approximately 4,500 square metres for primary, community and social care services, alongside a separately funded NHS Community Diagnostics Clinic. Associated works include public realm, parking and upgrades to Bert Turner Boulevard. The site is council-owned and is adjacent to, and includes parts of, WV Active Bert Williams Leisure Centre, Bilston Urban Village Medical Centre and Bert Turner Boulevard. The scheme forms part of the wider Bilston Health and Regeneration Programme. The work is construction, covering the facility and its associated site and infrastructure works.

CWC26037MW-2 - Digitalisation of CWC Internal Provision Services

Description: Wolverhampton City Council are conducting a further round of Preliminary Market Testing for Digitisation of Internal Provision Services. 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 an integrated digital solution to further support and enhance the future delivery of Council Adult Social Care Internal Provision services, and at what indicative costs. 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 (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is exploring an integrated digital solution to support and improve the future delivery of its adult social care services provided directly by the Council. The requirement is described as digitising the Council’s internal provision services and is classified as software and information systems. The Council wants to understand the available solutions, technical approaches, likely benefits and indicative costs. Delivery is for the Council’s services in the United Kingdom; the procurement data does not identify a more specific delivery location. This is a further round of preliminary market testing, intended to help the Council identify the options available and understand what suppliers can offer before it settles its approach to procurement.