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CWC26022 - Green Park SEN Expansion

Description: In line with Wolverhampton City Council's statutory duty to ensure sufficient school places are available, the Council is looking to appoint a contractor to provide the Green Park school with sufficient accommodation to cater for the increase in commissioned places. The requirements are: * An extension consisting of three classrooms; a rebound room; sensory room; sensory pod; and reflection room. * A modular building to accommodate an increase in the number of staff. * Additional car and minibus parking to cater for an increase in the number of staff and pupils

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is overseeing a public procurement process for the "CWC26022 - Green Park SEN Expansion" project, focusing on construction work, which falls under the industry category of "Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products to construction." Located in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, this tender is at the active stage. The Council aims to appoint a contractor to expand the Green Park school's facilities to accommodate an increased number of places, including additional classrooms and staff facilities. The open procurement method is being utilised, with potential bidders able to submit their proposals by 5th June 2026, while enquiries are accepted until 15th May 2026. The project has a significant value of £3,952,400, with construction expected to commence on 24th August 2026 and conclude by 23rd June 2027.

Adult Education Learning Services

Description: Adult Education Wolverhampton (AEW), a service of the City of Wolverhampton Council, is conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise ahead of a forthcoming procurement for the delivery of Adult Skills Curriculum Services for 2025-26 and beyond. AEW is seeking market insight from voluntary, community, and independent training providers experienced in delivering adult education and skills provision, including Functional Skills English and Maths, ESOL, Essential Digital Skills, and vocational qualifications, to adults in Wolverhampton's most deprived communities. This exercise is not a call for competition and does not constitute any commitment to procure; it is intended solely to inform the design of the forthcoming tender.

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is embarking on a procurement process for the provision of Adult Education Learning Services, focusing on sectors within the adult and other education services industry. The process is currently in the planning stage and involves pre-market engagement activities to gather insights from potential suppliers. This initiative targets services, including Functional Skills English and Maths, ESOL, Essential Digital Skills, and vocational qualifications for adults in Wolverhampton's most deprived communities. Interested parties are invited to participate by completing a questionnaire through the ProActis Portal by the 22nd of May 2026. The procurement is set to start in January 2027, with the contract period running until the end of December 2029.

CWC25178 - Employee Health and Wellbeing Service - Republication

Description: The procurement procedure will be the open, above threshold procedure in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23) and it will be designated light touch in accordance with section 9 of PA23. City of Wolverhampton Council is looking to engage a professional service supplier for the provision of an Occupational Health service and Employee Assistance Programme from October 2026 for its workforce of approximately 4,500 employees. The proposed provision will ensure continued compliance with key legal obligations under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Equality Act 2010. It will provide a structured framework for prevention, early intervention, and rehabilitation, supporting safe working practices and reducing health-related risks; supporting the Council to meet its duty of care to protect employee health and safety, make reasonable (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the City of Wolverhampton Council's Employee Health and Wellbeing Service is actively in the tender stage. The Council is seeking professional service suppliers to provide occupational health services and a comprehensive employee assistance programme for its workforce of approximately 4,500 employees, with the contract set to commence from October 2026. This opportunity is being conducted under an open, above-threshold procedure in line with the Procurement Act 2023, featuring a light touch designation. Suppliers should note the key dates: the tender submission deadline is 18th May 2026 at 12:00 pm, with enquiries closing on 6th May 2026 and the award notification expected by 23rd July 2026. The total contract is valued at approximately £897,456, with allowances for service utilisation by other contracting authorities through existing Service Level Agreements.

Learning Disabilities and Autism Emergency Response Team for Children and young people

Description: The Learning Disabilities and Autism (LDA) Emergency Response Team (ERT) provides support to children and young people (CYP) with a diagnosed learning disability and/or autism across four Black Country localities: Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton. The service offers additional specialist capacity to deliver intensive, short-term support across the Black Country during periods of crisis or increased risk. The LDA ERT undertakes a range of activities aimed at stabilising situations, reducing the risk of deterioration in mental health, and preventing escalation of behaviours that challenge. Through timely intervention, the service seeks to reduce the likelihood of outcomes such as long-term restrictions of liberty, placement breakdown, or hospital admission.

Summary: The procurement process is being initiated by the Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust for the "Learning Disabilities and Autism Emergency Response Team for Children and Young People" project. This falls under the health services category and is planned to be implemented across the four localities of the Black Country: Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall, and Wolverhampton. The contract is being managed by the Commissioning Managers for Autism and Learning Disabilities, with the Provider Selection Regime as the basis for awarding contracts, following Health Care Services regulations 2023. Key milestones include the planning stage tag dated 27th April 2026 and an anticipated future notice date of 20th May 2026.

Pensions Administration Operational Support Service Framework

Description: Norfolk County Council on its own behalf and on behalf of the Pension Funds listed below wish to let a Multi-Provider Framework Agreement for the provision of specialist operational support for pension administration services primarily in the support of The Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). - Cheshire West and Chester Council (as Administering Authority of the Cheshire Pension Fund) - Essex County Council (as Administering Authority of the Essex Pension Fund) - Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council (as Administering Authority of the Greater Manchester Pension Fund) - City of Wolverhampton Council (as Administering Authority of the West Midlands Pension Fund) This framework may also be used by: - Any LGPS administering authorities as defined in the Local Government Pension Scheme Regulations 2013 (SI 2013/2356) (as amended) including the Firefighters' (read more...)

Summary: Norfolk County Council, acting as the Administering Authority of the Norfolk Pension Fund, is planning a procurement process for a Pensions Administration Operational Support Service Framework. This process is in the planning stage, and Norfolk County Council will serve as the buyer for this project. Essential dates for this procurement include the commencement of the contract period from 16th November 2026 to 15th November 2034. The procurement is managed via open procedure and aims to support several Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) funds in the United Kingdom, specifically targeting pension services related to operational support. The scope of this framework is expansive, providing substantial opportunities for businesses specialised in pension services, particularly those equipped to meet large-scale service needs across multiple regions, including Cheshire, Essex, Greater Manchester, West Midlands, and beyond.

CWC23084 Task 7 - Lincol Green, Bushbury and Wood End

Description: Call Off from Internal Housing Development Framework Agreement, for the demolition of all remaining council owned bungalows and the construction of 63nr bungalows (1nr three-bedroom and 62nr two-bedroom) at Lincoln Green, Bushbury, WV10 8HW, and the demolition of all remaining council owned bungalows and the construction of 12nr bungalows (9nr two-bedroom and 3nr one-bedroom) at Wood End, Wednesfield, WV11 1LT, the construction of 4nr two-bedroom maisonettes at School Lane, Bushbury, WV10 8HY with all associated external works and services to all Additional information: Keon Homes Limited

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is inviting tenders for the project titled "CWC23084 Task 7 - Lincol Green, Bushbury and Wood End". This procurement process, categorised under "Construction work" with CPV code 45000000, focuses on the demolition and construction of bungalows and maisonettes in the areas of Lincoln Green, Bushbury, and Wood End, all located in Wolverhampton. The current stage of the procurement is the "tender" stage, with the process initiated on 13th April 2026. The selective procurement method follows a "Call-off from a framework agreement", and interested parties must submit their tenders by the deadline of 13th April 2026, with the contract period commencing on 17th April 2026 and concluding on 31st July 2028.

CWC23084 Task 7 - Lincol Green, Bushbury and Wood End

Description: Call Off from Internal Housing Development Framework Agreement, for the demolition of all remaining council owned bungalows and the construction of 63nr bungalows (1nr three-bedroom and 62nr two-bedroom) at Lincoln Green, Bushbury, WV10 8HW, and the demolition of all remaining council owned bungalows and the construction of 12nr bungalows (9nr two-bedroom and 3nr one-bedroom) at Wood End, Wednesfield, WV11 1LT, the construction of 4nr two-bedroom maisonettes at School Lane, Bushbury, WV10 8HY with all associated external works and services to all

Summary: Wolverhampton City Council is inviting tenders for the project titled "CWC23084 Task 7 - Lincol Green, Bushbury and Wood End". This procurement process, categorised under "Construction work" with CPV code 45000000, focuses on the demolition and construction of bungalows and maisonettes in the areas of Lincoln Green, Bushbury, and Wood End, all located in Wolverhampton. The current stage of the procurement is the "tender" stage, with the process initiated on 13th April 2026. The selective procurement method follows a "Call-off from a framework agreement", and interested parties must submit their tenders by the deadline of 13th April 2026, with the contract period commencing on 17th April 2026 and concluding on 31st July 2028.

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.