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Redevelopment of the Wendling Estate and St Stephen's Close

Description: The Wendling Estate is a council estate located in the Gospel Oak ward, with St Stephen's Close immediately adjacent. Together they are known as the Wendling and St Stephen's Close Estate, covering approximately 2.6 hectares and comprising 240 existing homes, including at the time of writing 191 Council-tenanted homes and 49 leasehold properties. The regeneration of the Wendling Estate and St Stephen's Close is an important part of the Council's Community Investment Programme. Residents voted in favour of full redevelopment of the Estate in July 2021 because they wanted new homes, better outdoor spaces, and a safer, more welcoming neighbourhood. The redevelopment proposals aim to deliver high-quality, energy efficient, genuinely affordable and private homes that meet residents' needs and address long standing issues facing the existing Estate, such (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Camden intends to redevelop the Wendling Estate and adjacent St Stephen’s Close in Gospel Oak, London. The estate covers approximately 2.6 hectares and currently contains 240 homes, including 191 council-tenanted homes and 49 leasehold properties. The proposed joint venture development partner would deliver around 650–750 new homes, including genuinely affordable and private housing, alongside replacement hostel and health centre facilities and improvements to the surrounding neighbourhood. The scheme aims to provide high-quality, sustainable, energy-efficient homes, better outdoor spaces and a safer environment for existing and future residents, while addressing overcrowding and antisocial behaviour. The work is a large urban residential development combining property development, construction and real estate services.

Delivery, Management and Maintenance of Public & Private EV Infrastructure

Description: Places for People and Anchor (collectively, the Employer) is jointly procuring a single supplier to provide a scalable, end-to-end electric vehicle charging infrastructure solution across the Places for People and Anchor property portfolios. The requirements include the supply and installation of charging hardware, retrofit works, commissioning, software and back-office management, payment systems, customer support, monitoring, servicing, maintenance, testing and the adoption or replacement of existing charge points. The programme anticipates the delivery and management of approximately 20,000 charge points over an initial contract term of ten (10) years, with an option to extend for a further five (5) years. The estimated total contract value is PS39.2 million. The commercial model will be fully client-funded, with the infrastructure owned by the relevant contracting organisation. Services will be provided across (read more...)

Summary: Places for People Group Limited and Anchor Hanover Group are jointly procuring a single supplier for a fully managed electric vehicle charging infrastructure service across their property portfolios throughout the UK. The requirement covers new-build, retrofit and residential locations, including site assessment, design, supply and installation of charging hardware, commissioning, mobilisation, project management, stakeholder engagement, software and back-office management, payment systems, customer support, monitoring, reporting, servicing, maintenance, testing and lifecycle management. It also includes adopting, replacing or upgrading existing charge points. Additional associated services may cover energy management, battery storage, renewable energy integration, electrical infrastructure upgrades, civil engineering and future EV technologies. This is an electrical installation, equipment supply and repair and maintenance opportunity, including energy-related services.

Young Carers services across Camden and Islington

Description: The Contract is for the delivery of statutory and preventative Young Carers services across Camden and Islington. Young Carers are children and young people between 5 - 17 who provide some care for a parent or other family member who may have a physical or learning disability, long term illness, mental ill health or drug and/or alcohol problems. Children and young people as carers have the right to be given a choice, be treated as an individual, be given appropriate and co-ordinated support from the relevant agencies and be given the option to participate in the planning and delivery of services. The contract initial term is 36 months with a permitted extension of up to 24 months at the sole discretion of the Councils.

Summary: The London Boroughs of Camden and Islington are procuring statutory and preventative Young Carers services for children and young people aged 5 to 17 who care for a parent or other family member with a disability, long-term illness, mental ill health, or drug or alcohol problems. The service is intended to provide coordinated support, treat young carers as individuals, give them meaningful choices, and involve them in planning and delivering support. The scope includes health and social work services (CPV 85000000), delivered across Camden and Islington in London. It covers both statutory duties and preventative work for young carers, with partnership working across relevant agencies forming part of the service context.

QTS Consultants Framework

Description: QTS is establishing a closed Consultants Framework. As a result of this tender, the Authority are seeking to create: A framework incorporating 12 lots Lot 1 - Architects Lot 2 - Cost Consultants Lot 3 - M&E Engineering Lot 4 - Building Surveyors Lot 5 - Structural Engineering Lot 6 - Principal Designer Lot 7 - Property Consulting Advice Lot 8 - Strategic Estates Advice Lot 9 - Fire Safety and Training Lot 10 - Project Management Lot 11 - Clerk of Works Lot 12 - Strategic Estates & FM Deliver Partnerships

Summary: Quality Trusted Solutions LLP intends to establish a closed consultants framework for architectural, construction, engineering, inspection and building and facilities management services. It is structured into 12 service areas: architecture; cost consultancy; mechanical and electrical engineering; building surveying; structural engineering; principal design; property consultancy; strategic estates advice; fire safety and training; project management; clerk of works; and strategic estates and facilities management delivery partnerships. The services are intended for delivery across England, supporting NHS and wider public sector estate, infrastructure, compliance, transformation and facilities requirements. This is a services procurement led by Quality Trusted Solutions LLP, a central government public authority.

Places for People (PfP) Kitchen Multi - Lot Framework (Supply & Supply/Fit)

Description: Places for People intends to establish a new multi-lot framework agreement for the design, supply and installation of kitchens across its group businesses. The framework is expected to support a range of operational requirements, including planned investment programmes, repairs and maintenance activities, student accommodation, and residential development projects across England and Scotland. Requirements may include supply-only and supply-and-install solutions, depending on business needs. The framework is anticipated to incorporate various lotting arrangements to support the differing requirements of participating group businesses. The precise lot structure and scope will be determined during the procurement development phase. The framework is anticipated to have a term of up to four years. The total estimated value across all lots is approximately PS53,050,000. The procurement will be conducted in accordance with the requirements (read more...)

Summary: Places for People Group Ltd is planning a multi-lot framework for the design, supply and installation of kitchens across its group businesses. The requirement may cover both supply-only and supply-and-fit solutions. It is intended to support planned investment, repairs and maintenance, student accommodation and residential development projects. The work will serve properties and projects across England and Scotland. The goods and works include kitchen furniture and equipment, fitted kitchens and their installation. Participating group businesses will have differing operational requirements, with the final scope and lotting arrangements to be developed during the procurement process. This is a works procurement for businesses able to provide kitchen products, design services, installation, or combined supply-and-install delivery at group scale.

Age-friendly Training

Description: The Centre for Ageing Better is seeking a contractor to lead the research, design, and development of age-friendly training products that will support customer facing organisations be more age-friendly. The Age-friendly Training project aims to improve the quality and uptake of age-friendly training across the UK, helping more staff in customer-facing settings to have the understanding and motivation to make services more accessible and inclusive for older people. The successful bidder will lead a design process - understanding needs and co-producing training with those who may be implementing or receiving the final training. They will research the current age-friendly training landscape, identify what training products are needed for different audiences, and develop, test and refine training products that can be used by age-friendly communities and other organisations across (read more...)

Summary: The Centre for Ageing Better is procuring research, design and development services for age-friendly training products. The work will support customer-facing organisations across the UK to make services more accessible and inclusive for older people. It covers research into the existing age-friendly training landscape, identifying products for different audiences, and leading a co-designed process with people who will deliver or receive the training. The contractor will develop, test and refine products for use by age-friendly communities and other organisations in diverse local settings. Relevant subject areas include equality, diversity and inclusion, accessibility, health inequalities and service delivery. This is a services opportunity, classified under research and development services and related consultancy services, with delivery across the United Kingdom.

Procurement Purchase to Pay System

Description: Maximus is undertaking a procurement exercise to identify a strategic Source-to-Pay (S2P) platform to support the ongoing transformation of procurement processes across the organisation. The solution will be expected to support an integrated procurement lifecycle, including: * Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) * Strategic Sourcing * Supplier Management * Procure-to-Pay (P2P) * Invoice Automation * Spend Analytics & Reporting SAP will remain the organisation's finance platform and system of record. The primary objectives of this procurement are to improve procurement governance, contract visibility, supplier management, user experience, process compliance and reporting capabilities while maintaining seamless integration with SAP. Key Evaluation Priorities The evaluation will place particular emphasis on: 1. SAP Integration Capability (Critical) 2. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) 3. User Experience and Adoption 4. End-to-End Source-to-Pay Functionality 5. Total (read more...)

Summary: MAXIMUS UK SERVICES LIMITED is procuring an enterprise Source-to-Pay platform to transform and integrate its procurement processes. The required solution covers contract lifecycle management, strategic sourcing, supplier management, procure-to-pay, invoice automation, and spend analytics and reporting. SAP will remain the organisation’s finance platform and system of record, so the platform must integrate seamlessly with SAP while improving procurement governance, contract visibility, supplier management, user experience, process compliance and reporting. This is a software and information-systems requirement, delivered for the buyer’s operations in London. The scope is an integrated end-to-end procurement lifecycle rather than a standalone purchasing or invoicing tool, and includes links between contracts, suppliers, sourcing events and procurement activity.

Procurement Purchase to Pay System

Description: Maximus is undertaking a procurement exercise to identify a strategic Source-to-Pay (S2P) platform to support the ongoing transformation of procurement processes across the organisation. The solution will be expected to support an integrated procurement lifecycle, including: * Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) * Strategic Sourcing * Supplier Management * Procure-to-Pay (P2P) * Invoice Automation * Spend Analytics & Reporting SAP will remain the organisation's finance platform and system of record. The primary objectives of this procurement are to improve procurement governance, contract visibility, supplier management, user experience, process compliance and reporting capabilities while maintaining seamless integration with SAP. Key Evaluation Priorities The evaluation will place particular emphasis on: 1. SAP Integration Capability (Critical) 2. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) 3. User Experience and Adoption 4. End-to-End Source-to-Pay Functionality 5. Total (read more...)

Summary: MAXIMUS UK SERVICES LIMITED is procuring an enterprise Source-to-Pay platform to transform and integrate its procurement processes. The required solution covers contract lifecycle management, strategic sourcing, supplier management, procure-to-pay, invoice automation, and spend analytics and reporting. SAP will remain the organisation’s finance platform and system of record, so the platform must integrate seamlessly with SAP while improving procurement governance, contract visibility, supplier management, user experience, process compliance and reporting. This is a software and information-systems requirement, delivered for the buyer’s operations in London. The scope is an integrated end-to-end procurement lifecycle rather than a standalone purchasing or invoicing tool, and includes links between contracts, suppliers, sourcing events and procurement activity.

Aids and Adaptations Landlord Applications

Description: The Guinness Partnership (TGP) works with circa 140 local authorities to deliver the Disabled Facilities Grant work. TGP are looking to streamline the work across regions and are conducting market engagement to: 1. Inform the decision on a landlord application delivery model that meets the quality, cost, risk management and responsiveness required by The Guinness Partnership to deliver high customer satisfaction based on the capabilities, geographical coverage and capacity of market participants. 2. To gather feedback from contractors on what would make these contracts desirable, run as smoothly as possible and enable delivery to agreed service levels. 3. To gather insight into current market trends and innovations

Summary: The Guinness Partnership is planning a landlord applications service for aids and adaptations supporting Disabled Facilities Grant work delivered with around 140 local authorities. The work is intended to streamline delivery across regions and help provide responsive, high-quality adaptations for customers. It is categorised as construction work and covers England, including the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East and South West. The buyer is seeking views on a delivery model that reflects contractors’ capabilities, geographical coverage and capacity, while managing quality, cost, risk and responsiveness. The scope is relevant to construction contractors and specialist providers experienced in delivering adaptations for disabled people in homes under landlord application arrangements.

Aids and Adaptations Landlord Applications

Description: The Guinness Partnership are looking to understand the capacity, capability, and interest of providers in delivering adaptations funded through the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) programme. Currently The Guinness Partnership works with circa 140 local authorities. We are committed to ensuring our homes meet the needs of residents with disabilities and long-term health conditions. We are seeking feedback from organisations involved in the delivery of housing adaptations. We will conduct initial market engagement before defining our approach to procurement.

Summary: The Guinness Partnership is planning a landlord applications service for aids and adaptations supporting Disabled Facilities Grant work delivered with around 140 local authorities. The work is intended to streamline delivery across regions and help provide responsive, high-quality adaptations for customers. It is categorised as construction work and covers England, including the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East and South West. The buyer is seeking views on a delivery model that reflects contractors’ capabilities, geographical coverage and capacity, while managing quality, cost, risk and responsiveness. The scope is relevant to construction contractors and specialist providers experienced in delivering adaptations for disabled people in homes under landlord application arrangements.