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Provision of Foods and Beverages: Ambient, Chilled, and Frozen

Description: Norse Commercial Services are completing a procurement process for the supply of ambient, chilled, and frozen foods and beverages across the East of England, the South East, and the South West regions for Norse catering establishments, which includes education, non-education, the workplace, corporate, hospitality, leisure, and healthcare - the majority of Norse catering establishments within the education sector. The Contract is planned to commence 15th February 2027.

Summary: Norse Commercial Services Limited is buying ambient, chilled and frozen food and beverages for its catering establishments. Customers include education, workplace, corporate, hospitality, leisure and healthcare settings, with most establishments in education. Deliveries cover the East of England, South East and South West. The requirement is for food and drink supply across the buying group’s operations, rather than catering services. The procurement is a single-lot opportunity and is identified as food, beverages and related products (CPV 15000000). Norse Eastern Limited, Norse South West Limited and Medway Norse Limited are also named as buyers, alongside Norse Commercial Services Limited.

Technology Enabled Care

Description: Norfolk County Council (NCC) is seeking to award a contract for Technology Enabled Care (TEC) and Virtual Care. NCC is integrating Technology Enabled Care (TEC) and Virtual Care into care planning, meeting the requirements of the Care Act 2014 to strengthen prevention, promote independence, and deliver person-centred, strengths-based support, shifting the focus from providing long-term care packages to providing solutions that improve outcomes for residents. The new service will support residents, through the use of technology, to stay independent in the place they call home. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions.

Summary: Norfolk County Council is procuring a technology-enabled care and virtual care service to help residents remain independent in their own homes. The service is intended to be integrated into care planning, supporting prevention and person-centred, strengths-based care, and improving outcomes as an alternative to relying on long-term care packages. The requirement combines technology with health and social care services, including personal monitoring and response services, virtual care, equipment rental, staff training and engagement, and catalogue and ordering arrangements. Delivery is across Norfolk. The detailed service requirement is set out through the specification and contractual documents. Small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises are identified as suitable to take part.

Experts at Hand: Occupational Therapy, Inclusion and Participation Service

Description: 'Experts at Hand' is designed to transform how support for children and young people with SEND is delivered, by bringing specialist expertise directly into mainstream early years, primary, secondary and post-16 settings. By embedding 'expert roles', such as occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, educational psychologists, and specialist teachers, alongside setting staff. The offer supports earlier identification of need, strengthens workforce confidence and capability, and provides timely, evidence-based support within everyday learning environments. The Experts at Hand offer will support mainstream settings across early years, primary, secondary and post-16, to better identify and meet the needs of children and young people with emerging or identified SEND. It will provide dedicated professional expertise tailored to the needs of individual children and young people, through observation, assessment, and identifying appropriated (read more...)

Summary: Norfolk County Council is seeking a provider for an occupational therapy, inclusion and participation service for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The service is intended to bring specialist expertise into mainstream early-years, primary, secondary and post-16 settings, helping staff identify needs and provide timely support. Work includes observation and assessment, identifying targeted support, and building the confidence and capability of setting staff. The wider Experts at Hand model may include occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, educational psychologists and specialist teachers; this contract is specifically for the Occupational Therapy, Inclusion and Participation Service. Delivery is across Norfolk, in the settings serving children and young people there.

Norfolk Strategic Flood Risk Assessment

Description: Norwich City Council, on behalf of Broadland District Council, Great Yarmouth Borough Council, North Norfolk District Council, Norwich City Council, South Norfolk Council and the Broads Authority, invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced consultants to prepare a new Level 1 Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA). The purpose of which is to inform strategic planning decisions, the preparation of new Local Plans and inform development management decisions. The study should also identify where detailed Level 2 assessment works may be required across the study areas.

Summary: Norwich City Council is leading a joint study for Broadland District Council, Great Yarmouth Borough Council, North Norfolk District Council, South Norfolk Council and the Broads Authority. They intend to commission a new Level 1 Strategic Flood Risk Assessment, a specialist planning and flood-risk consultancy service. The assessment is intended to inform strategic planning, preparation of new Local Plans and development management decisions. It should also identify areas where more detailed Level 2 flood-risk assessments may be needed. The work covers the councils’ study areas in Norfolk, including the Broads Authority area. Suppliers should have expertise in flood-risk assessment and the ability to produce evidence that supports planning decisions across the participating authorities.

NRW/30295 Norfolk Economic Study

Description: Norwich City Council, on behalf of all Norfolk Planning Authorities jointly invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified consultants to produce an Employment Study to support emerging Local Plan preparation in Norfolk in accordance with the new version of the NPPF published Aug 2026. The appointed consultant will provide, for the County of Norfolk: 1) A Functional Economic Market Area Assessment. 2) Employment Land Demand Assessment including: a) Evidence of Business Needs / Commercial Property Market Assessment. b) Assessment of Market Signals to Forecast Future Need. c) Employment Land Forecasting. d) Locational Requirements for Specialist or New Sectors. 3) Employment Land Supply Assessment. 4) Balancing Employment Land Demand and Supply Assessment. 5) Assessment of demand and supply for strategic logistics facilities, AI and data centres.

Summary: Norwich City Council is planning an employment study for all Norfolk planning authorities to support preparation of emerging local plans under the revised National Planning Policy Framework. The work covers a Functional Economic Market Area assessment; evidence of business needs and commercial property markets; market signals and forecasts of future employment land demand; specialist and emerging sectors’ location requirements; employment land supply; and a comparison of demand with supply. It also examines demand and supply for strategic logistics facilities, artificial intelligence and data centres. This is a consultancy service combining economic analysis, employment-land planning and assessment of commercial property and specialist-sector needs, delivered across Norfolk.

NRW/30295 Norfolk Economic Study

Description: Norwich City Council, on behalf of all Norfolk Planning Authorities jointly invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified consultants to produce an Employment Study to support emerging Local Plan preparation in Norfolk in accordance with the new version of the NPPF published Aug 2026. The appointed consultant will provide, for the County of Norfolk: 1) A Functional Economic Market Area Assessment. 2) Employment Land Demand Assessment including: a) Evidence of Business Needs / Commercial Property Market Assessment. b) Assessment of Market Signals to Forecast Future Need. c) Employment Land Forecasting. d) Locational Requirements for Specialist or New Sectors. 3) Employment Land Supply Assessment. 4) Balancing Employment Land Demand and Supply Assessment. 5) Assessment of demand and supply for strategic logistics facilities, AI and data centres.

Summary: Norwich City Council is planning an employment study for all Norfolk planning authorities to support preparation of emerging local plans under the revised National Planning Policy Framework. The work covers a Functional Economic Market Area assessment; evidence of business needs and commercial property markets; market signals and forecasts of future employment land demand; specialist and emerging sectors’ location requirements; employment land supply; and a comparison of demand with supply. It also examines demand and supply for strategic logistics facilities, artificial intelligence and data centres. This is a consultancy service combining economic analysis, employment-land planning and assessment of commercial property and specialist-sector needs, delivered across Norfolk.

Provision of Foods and Beverages: Ambient, Chilled, and Frozen

Description: Norse Commercial Services are planning to complete a procurement process for the supply of ambient, chilled, and frozen foods and beverages across the East of England, the South East, and the South West regions for Norse catering establishments, which includes education, non-education, the workplace, corporate, hospitality, leisure, and healthcare - the majority of Norse catering establishments within the education sector. The Tender is estimated to be advertised circa 9th October 2026. The Contract is planned to commence 15th February 2027.

Summary: Norse Commercial Services Limited is buying ambient, chilled and frozen food and beverages for its catering establishments. Customers include education, workplace, corporate, hospitality, leisure and healthcare settings, with most establishments in education. Deliveries cover the East of England, South East and South West. The requirement is for food and drink supply across the buying group’s operations, rather than catering services. The procurement is a single-lot opportunity and is identified as food, beverages and related products (CPV 15000000). Norse Eastern Limited, Norse South West Limited and Medway Norse Limited are also named as buyers, alongside Norse Commercial Services Limited.

GB-Norwich: 26-017 - Euston Court Roof Handrail Installation and Associated Works

Description: Broadland is inviting tenders for Euston Court, Great Yarmouth for the roof handrail installation and associated works. Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

Summary: Broadland Housing Association Limited is seeking a contractor to install roof handrails and carry out associated works at Euston Court in Great Yarmouth. This is a building works requirement involving roof safety equipment, roof supports and metalwork. The buyer describes the work as suitable for small and medium-sized businesses, subject to the stated selection criteria. The delivery location is Euston Court, Great Yarmouth; the procurement also identifies the wider East of England as its delivery area. Suppliers with relevant experience in roof handrail installation and associated building or metalworking work are the most directly aligned with the requirement.

Framework for the Provision of Tutoring to Children and Young People

Description: Norfolk County Council will be seeking providers that wish to apply for a placement on a framework which will deliver high-quality online and face to face personalised tuition for children and young people across Norfolk. The service will deliver education outside of, or in addition to, a school setting. The service defines the standards, expectations and responsibilities that providers must meet to support children and young people with a range of educational, social, emotional, medical, some behavioural and special educational needs. The expectation is that providers will deliver provision that is safe, effective, outcome-focused and aligned with statutory duties in line with Norfolk Area SEND, Alternative Provision Strategy and FLOURISH outcomes. The service will aim to improve educational engagement, address barriers to learning and support successful progression, development (read more...)

Summary: Norfolk County Council intends to establish a framework for personalised tutoring for children and young people across Norfolk, delivered online or face to face outside or alongside school. The service is intended for pupils with educational, social, emotional, medical, behavioural or special educational needs. Providers will support improved engagement with education, address barriers to learning and help pupils progress, develop and, where appropriate, reintegrate into education. Provision is expected to be safe, effective and focused on outcomes, and to align with statutory duties, Norfolk’s Area SEND and Alternative Provision strategies, and FLOURISH outcomes. The work is tutoring and related educational support, rather than general school teaching; in-person provision will take place in non-school settings across Norfolk.

Framework Agreement for Connectivity Services for Educational Establishments

Description: Norfolk County Council is seeking to replace its existing framework agreement for education connectivity which is expiring. Norfolk County Council has a requirement for partners to supply and install broadband connectivity suitable for education environments, in line with the Department for Education Digital and technology standards for schools and colleges. The Framework Agreement will be open to all educational establishments to purchase from within the East of England, including Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex and Lincolnshire. The scope of this Framework Agreement includes the supply, installation, management, maintenance, technical architecture, system design and project management associated with the provision, and end of contract decommissioning of the services. Full details of the requirement can be found in the Service Specification, which forms a Schedule to the Terms and Conditions.

Summary: Norfolk County Council is procuring a framework for broadband connectivity services for educational establishments. The work covers supplying and installing connections suitable for education settings and aligned with Department for Education digital and technology standards for schools and colleges. It also includes service management and maintenance, technical architecture and system design, project management, and decommissioning at the end of a contract. Schools, academies, trusts, federations, adult learning centres, nurseries, preschools and alternative provision settings across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex and Lincolnshire can use the framework. The services will therefore support education providers across the East of England, rather than a single site or school.