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Provision of Management Services: Energy from Waste (EfW) Plant

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to seek input from potential Suppliers within the market, for the provision of management services for the Council's Energy from Waste (EfW) Plant, to establish the type of solution and functionality that is available and to support the Council in discharge of its statutory duty for the Treatment and Disposal of Waste under Section 51 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (EPA). The Plant is a purpose-built energy from waste facility that provides treatment for up to 118,000 tonnes of municipal waste (including third-party waste) per annum. The primarily function of the plant is to ensure the environmentally compliant incineration of all waste collected by the City of Wolverhampton Council from kerbside collections and house waste and recycling centres (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council intends to procure management services for its purpose-built Energy from Waste plant. The service will support the environmentally compliant incineration and disposal of municipal waste collected through kerbside services and household waste and recycling centres, while also processing waste from commercial customers. The facility can treat up to 118,000 tonnes of municipal and third-party waste each year and generates electricity equivalent to the power used by around 16,000 homes. The requirement is categorised as refuse and waste-related services (CPV 90500000). Delivery will take place in the Wolverhampton area. Suppliers should therefore be active in managing energy-from-waste facilities, municipal waste treatment and disposal, and the operational interface between waste processing and electricity generation.

Smoking Cessation Service in SMEs

Description: This Procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 using the competitive process (regulations 6(7) & 11). 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 employees within SMEs in Wolverhampton to successfully quit smoking through a structured, evidence-based cessation programme. Delivering targeted smoking cessation support directly within Small and Medium Enterprise (SMEs) settings provides an opportunity to: * Reduce health inequalities * Improve workforce health and productivity * Decrease sickness absence * Support organisational wellbeing cultures * This service aims to provide an accessible, proactive, and engaging smoking cessation intervention (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is commissioning a structured, evidence-based smoking cessation service for employees of small and medium-sized enterprises in Wolverhampton. The service is intended to help employees quit smoking, particularly those in routine and manual occupations, while reducing health inequalities, improving workforce health and productivity, reducing sickness absence and supporting organisational wellbeing. Providers will deliver accessible, proactive and engaging interventions tailored to SME workplaces. The requirement is a health service (CPV 85100000) delivered across four Wolverhampton areas: Blakenhall, Pendeford, Wednesfield and Bilston. It is divided into four area-based lots, enabling suppliers to target delivery in a defined local community. The council is the buying organisation and will use the service to improve smoking-related health outcomes among local employees.

Black Country Self Harm Digital Therapeutic Child and Family Service

Description: The Provider shall deliver a single Black Country-wide digital therapeutic service for children, young people, and families/carers, operating across Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton. The service shall provide an equitable, consistent, NICE Compliant and accessible offer accessed by Getting Help referral. Children and young people aged 11 years and over, and their parents/carers living in Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall or Wolverhampton, who have been referred through the CAMHS Single Point of Access and present with mild to moderate self-harm and/or suicidal ideation appropriate for a Getting Help level intervention. The service shall also support children and young people with neurodiversity who self-harm, alongside their parents/carers, where the presentation is suitable for digital therapeutic support.

Summary: Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust intends to commission a single, Black Country-wide digital therapeutic service for children, young people and families or carers. The service will provide an equitable, consistent, accessible and NICE-compliant offer for children and young people aged 11 and over, and their parents or carers. It will support people living in Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton who are referred through the CAMHS Single Point of Access and present with mild to moderate self-harm or suicidal ideation suitable for a Getting Help intervention. The service will also support neurodivergent children and young people who self-harm, together with their parents or carers, where digital therapeutic support is suitable. This is a health service, classified under CPV 85100000, delivered across the four Black Country local authority areas.

CWC26123 - Wolverhampton Art Gallery - MEND

Description: CWC is looking for a contractor to carry out works in the Wolverhampton Art Gallery. The works comprise of; * Restoration of Stonework to address public safety. * Repairing roof and chimneys to address leaks in the roof which impact on structural integrity and poses potential risk to exhibition areas and valuable collections. * Upgrading and Refurbishing the Air Handling Units to improve efficiency and performance and replacing the obsolete building management system enhancing energy efficiency, reducing carbon footprint and boosting sustainability. * Upgrading the electrical infrastructure to meet current standards and improve reliability

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is procuring building refurbishment and repair works at Wolverhampton Art Gallery. The scope includes restoring stonework to address public safety issues; repairing the roof and chimneys to stop leaks affecting structural integrity, exhibition areas and valuable collections; upgrading and refurbishing air-handling units to improve efficiency and performance; replacing the obsolete building management system to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and support sustainability; and upgrading the electrical infrastructure to meet current standards and improve reliability. This is a single works requirement covering the gallery in Wolverhampton. The procurement is classified as overhaul and refurbishment work, under CPV 45453000. The council is the public-sector buyer for the contract.

CWC26108 - Youth Engagement and Intervention Framework

Description: Serious violence has a significant impact on individuals, families and communities. Wolverhampton and the wider West Midlands have adopted a public health approach to violence prevention, recognising that effective intervention requires an understanding of the underlying causes and risk factors associated with violence. The Serious Violence Duty: Preventing and Reducing Serious Violence Statutory Guidance for Responsible Authorities (2022) was issued by the Secretary of State as statutory guidance under Chapter 1 of Part 2 of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 and has been produced to support organisations and authorities exercising functions in relation to the Serious Violence Duty. The guidance details case studies demonstrating effective partnership working, advice on data sharing, information on monitoring and inspection and advice on working with the voluntary and community (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council intends to establish a multi-lot framework for youth engagement, violence prevention and intervention services. The framework will support the Council and its partners to prevent and reduce serious violence through a public health approach. Services are expected to cover prevention, early intervention, community engagement, and support for people at increased risk of becoming victims or perpetrators of violence. The work is a community action programme (CPV 85322000) delivered in Wolverhampton and the wider West Midlands partnership context. It is intended to support vulnerable individuals, improve community safety and address the underlying causes and risk factors associated with violence. The procurement is for services under the light-touch regime and is planned as one lot covering the proposed framework scope.

General Waste Disposal

Description: The Council has a statutory obligation to manage and deliver waste disposal services for the residents and businesses of Wolverhampton by means of either kerbside collections or the use of the cities Household Waste and Recycling Centres (HWRCs). The City of Wolverhampton Council is seeking suitably qualified and experienced provider(s) to maintain environmental compliance and transparency in end destination disposal and recycling for general waste disposal. To support the council waste teams to deliver green waste, HWRC waste, skips and mixed loads of fly-tipping, directly to compliant providers and that licensed and compliant services are in place for the disposal or the collection of mattresses, persistent organic pollutants (soft furnishings) and hazardous wastes such as chemicals and gas cylinders. The service requirement is split into lots, each of (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is procuring general waste disposal and recycling services for residents and businesses in Wolverhampton. The requirement covers waste collected through kerbside services, household waste and recycling centres (HWRCs), council public realm teams, clinical waste collections and trade waste operations. Six service areas are included: green waste processing by composting; recycling rubble, plasterboard and hard plastics; mattress and persistent organic pollutant recycling; skips and mixed fly-tipping waste; clinical waste incineration; and collection, recycling and disposal of hazardous waste. Hazardous materials include nitrous oxide, butane and propane cylinders, household chemicals and commercial fridges. The work involves direct delivery to compliant destinations, onsite skips for local businesses, and collection from HWRCs where stated. Delivery is within Wolverhampton and the surrounding West Midlands area.

Disposal of Paint and Recycle of Wood and Chipboard

Description: The City of Wolverhampton Council is seeking suitably qualified and experienced Supplier(s) for the disposal of paint, and recycling of wood and chipboard required to maintain the ongoing disposal and recycling of these products at the city's two household waste and recycling centres (HWRCs) in Anchor Lane Bilston and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton, and additional addresses within the WV post code from time to time; ensuring that paint and 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. The procurement is divided into two (2) Lots: Lot 1 - Disposal of Paint Lot 2 - Recycle of Wood and Chipboard Tenderers may bid for one or both lots. This procurement opportunity will (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is procuring waste management services for paint disposal and the recycling of wood and chipboard deposited by the public. The work supports ongoing operations at the city’s two household waste and recycling centres: Anchor Lane in Bilston and Shaw Road in Wolverhampton, with collections from additional addresses within the WV postcode area when required. The requirement is divided into two service areas: disposal of paint, including its containers, and recycling of wood and chipboard. Suppliers will collect materials from the specified sites and manage their onward processing, disposal or recycling in compliance with current waste legislation. The procurement is a public-sector waste and recycling services opportunity, covering both routine site collections and the provision or management of suitable containers.

Hotel Led Mixed Use Development - Independent Client Advisor

Description: City of Wolverhampton Council (CWC) is seeking to appoint an Independent Client Advisor to provide expert, impartial advice to support the Council in bringing forward a hotel-led regeneration scheme. The Advisor will act solely in the interests of CWC and will support the project through optioneering, strategy development, market interface, and procurement towards deal completion. CWC is exploring options for bringing forward a hotel-led, mixed-use regeneration scheme on the CWC owned Broad Street car park site. Early work has identified potential for a hotel component, supported by complementary uses, but CWC now requires independent expert support to refine its objectives and requirements and to map out appropriate delivery routes, which are market facing.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is procuring an independent client adviser for a hotel-led, mixed-use regeneration scheme at the Council-owned Broad Street car park site in Wolverhampton. The adviser will provide expert, impartial support to refine the Council’s objectives and requirements and identify suitable ways to deliver the scheme. The work covers option appraisal, strategy development, engagement with the market and procurement support through to completion of the deal. The proposed development centres on a hotel, with complementary uses forming part of the wider mixed-use scheme. This is a professional services opportunity in property development and regeneration advisory work, classified under development services of real estate.

26-07 Electrical and Data Installation

Description: The University of Wolverhampton is seeking to contract with Suppliers for the Provision of Commercial Electrical and Data Installation Daywork Services. The University operates across several campuses; The Service Provider must be able to service all the following campus sites: * Walsall Campus, Gorway Road, Walsall WS1 3BD * SOABE - Springfield Campus, Grimstone Street, Wolverhampton WV10 0JP * City Campus, (North and South) Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1LY * City Campus Halls Accommodation, Lomas St, Wolverhampton WV1 1QU * UOW Science Park, Glaisher Drive, Wolverhampton WV10 9RU ITT contains all information and sates for the site vist on Thu 6th Aug

Summary: The University of Wolverhampton is seeking a contractor for commercial electrical and data installation daywork services across its estate. The work covers electrical-system repair and associated data installation services at Walsall Campus on Gorway Road, Springfield Campus in Wolverhampton, City Campus North and South on Wulfruna Street, City Campus Halls Accommodation on Lomas Street, and the University of Wolverhampton Science Park on Glaisher Drive. The provider must be able to service all five campus locations. This is a university-wide requirement delivered across Walsall and Wolverhampton, rather than a single-site project, so suppliers need to plan for work at multiple educational, accommodation and science-park premises.

Smart energy Consultant

Description: The Council has undertaken preliminary research into the Smart Building Technology market and is seeking to progress towards a formal procurement exercise for the delivery of Smart Building Technology solutions across its estate. Prior to undertaking this next phase, the Council is exploring the appointment of an independent specialist consultant to provide technical, commercial and procurement-related support. The Council anticipates that any appointed consultant would act as a trusted advisor and critical friend throughout the project lifecycle. This may include supporting the Council in understanding the available technology landscape, identifying appropriate use cases, reviewing existing building management and energy systems, developing technical requirements, facilitating stakeholder engagement, supporting business case development and advising on procurement and implementation approaches. The Council is particularly interested in understanding how smart building technologies (read more...)

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is preparing to procure an independent specialist consultant to support the delivery of smart building technology across its estate. The service is energy-efficiency consultancy, covering technical, commercial and procurement advice. The consultant is expected to act as a trusted adviser and critical friend throughout the project, helping the Council understand the technology market, identify suitable use cases, review existing building management and energy systems, develop technical requirements, engage stakeholders, build the business case, and advise on procurement and implementation. The work will support improved energy efficiency and carbon reduction, building performance, asset and facilities use, occupant comfort, data-driven decision-making, and integration with building management systems, energy monitoring, business intelligence, renewable energy and battery storage technologies.