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PROVISION OF MEDICAL ADVICE ON ISSUES RELATING TO APPLICATIONS FOR HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS

Description: The aim of this service is to assist the Council as a Local Housing Authority to perform its legal obligations under Part VI and VII of the Housing Act 1996, as amended. Specifically, to assist the decision-making process on applicants for housing and homelessness assistance under the above Act, as to: To ensure health considerations are incorporated into housing decisions: Provide medical advice on the impact of an individual's health conditions on their ability to sustain housing, particularly for those with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or other medical conditions. Ensure that health-related needs are considered in the decision-making process for homelessness applications.

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey seeks a medical advice service to support its decisions on housing and homelessness applications under the Housing Act 1996. The provider will assess how applicants’ health conditions affect their ability to sustain housing and advise on health-related needs in homelessness cases. This includes people with chronic illnesses, disabilities and other medical conditions. The work is health and social work services (CPV 85000000), delivered in the United Kingdom. The advice is intended to help the Council meet its legal responsibilities as a local housing authority and ensure relevant health considerations inform housing decisions.

DPS1 1427 - Tenancy Tree Work

Description: DPS1 1427 - Tenancy Tree Work Additional information: https://londonconstructionprogramme.co.uk/services/dynamic-purchasing-systems/

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey is procuring tenancy tree work in Haringey, London. This is a grounds and landscape maintenance service involving trees at various locations in the borough; the tender title identifies the work as tenancy tree work. The procurement is listed under landscape and related planning services (CPV 71420000), although the description does not set out specific tasks, quantities or tree sites. The named buyer is the borough council. Suppliers whose business covers tree work for residential or tenancy properties are the most directly relevant; the location information points to delivery across Haringey rather than a single named site.

Health Access Worker Service

Description: The City invites Quotations for the provision of a Health Access Worker Service. Project. prj_1267- Health Access Worker Service As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality care to rough sleepers with the intention of moving them off the streets, the Department of Community and Children's Services has identified the need for a local authority funded Health Access Worker to work with rough sleepers with the aim of improving overall access to and usage of health care services. The service will support people currently rough sleeping or in emergency temporary accommodation (including SWEP) who have been identified through outreach (HAW or OR) as having significant unmet health needs; may be frequent attenders at A&E; and/or may be experiencing recurring hospital admissions. The Health Access Worker will improve (read more...)

Summary: The City of London Corporation is seeking a provider for a Health Access Worker Service for people who are rough sleeping or in emergency temporary accommodation, including during severe weather emergency provision. The service targets people identified through outreach who have significant unmet health needs, frequent A&E attendance or recurring hospital admissions. The worker will provide wraparound support to connect clients with healthcare and improve their access to and use of health services. The service is expected to operate full-time, five days a week. This is a health service, classified under CPV 85100000. The intended beneficiaries are rough sleepers in the City of London; the procurement description does not identify a specific delivery address.

Public Health Access Worker Service

Description: The City invites Quotations for the provision of a Health Access Worker Service. As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality care to rough sleepers with the intention of moving them off the streets, the Department of Community and Children's Services has identified the need for a local authority funded Health Access Worker to work with rough sleepers with the aim of improving overall access to and usage of health care services. The service will support people currently rough sleeping or in emergency temporary accommodation (including SWEP) who have been identified through outreach (HAW or OR) as having significant unmet health needs; may be frequent attenders at A&E; and/or may be experiencing recurring hospital admissions. The Health Access Worker will improve access to healthcare for people sleeping (read more...)

Summary: The City of London Corporation is seeking a provider for a Health Access Worker Service for people who are rough sleeping or in emergency temporary accommodation, including during severe weather emergency provision. The service targets people identified through outreach who have significant unmet health needs, frequent A&E attendance or recurring hospital admissions. The worker will provide wraparound support to connect clients with healthcare and improve their access to and use of health services. The service is expected to operate full-time, five days a week. This is a health service, classified under CPV 85100000. The intended beneficiaries are rough sleepers in the City of London; the procurement description does not identify a specific delivery address.

PROVISION OF MEDICAL ADVICE ON ISSUES RELATING TO APPLICATIONS FOR HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS

Description: The aim of this service is to assist the Council as a Local Housing Authority to perform its legal obligations under Part VI and VII of the Housing Act 1996, as amended. Specifically, to assist the decision-making process on applicants for housing and homelessness assistance under the above Act, as to: To ensure health considerations are incorporated into housing decisions: Provide medical advice on the impact of an individual's health conditions on their ability to sustain housing, particularly for those with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or other medical conditions. Ensure that health-related needs are considered in the decision-making process for homelessness applications.

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey seeks a medical advice service to support its decisions on housing and homelessness applications under the Housing Act 1996. The provider will assess how applicants’ health conditions affect their ability to sustain housing and advise on health-related needs in homelessness cases. This includes people with chronic illnesses, disabilities and other medical conditions. The work is health and social work services (CPV 85000000), delivered in the United Kingdom. The advice is intended to help the Council meet its legal responsibilities as a local housing authority and ensure relevant health considerations inform housing decisions.

2324-0071 Flexible Framework Agreement for the Procurement and Management of Nightly Purchased Accommodation

Description: This Notice is for informational purposes only and is not a formal invitation to tender. Its aim is to enhance transparency and competition for the upcoming tender notice. All details provided here may be updated or changed in the final tender notice. The Authority reserves the right to cancel, postpone, suspend or abort the procurement at any stage. The issue of this notice in no way commits the Authority to commence a procurement process. Islington Council intends to re-open its flexible framework agreement for the procurement and management of nightly purchased accommodation. We plan to invite suitable expressions of interest from suppliers interested in working alongside us to deliver this essential service. Suppliers interested in this opportunity are invited to attend a virtual information and engagement session to (read more...)

Summary: Islington Council is procuring nightly purchased accommodation and its management for people experiencing homelessness, including households needing temporary accommodation and people with no recourse to public funds. The service is intended to provide safe, suitable, high-quality places to stay, support residents’ wellbeing and independence, reduce rough sleeping and help the Council meet its housing and care duties. Providers must supply properties in Islington or neighbouring Hackney, Camden and Haringey, or elsewhere if the journey to Islington by public transport takes no more than one hour. The requirement is for accommodation provision, not home-care or staffing agency services.

Great Hall Bridge Alexandra Palace

Description: The project is to regenerate the use of the Great Hall Bridge through improving waterproofing and ensuring compliance with Building Regulations. Through these interventions, the project will allow for members of the public to use the bridge both as access to the Great Hall, which hosts some of the most significant events for the Palace, and as a means of escape therefore safety is paramount. The proposed works are to be carefully integrated within the existing structure and building services infrastructure, ensuring compliance with current Building Regulations and statutory requirements while safeguarding the listed fabric, preserve the architectural integrity of the building, minimise disruption to public events, and ensure continuous functionality for critical life-safety systems and venue operations.

Summary: London Borough of Haringey is procuring construction works to regenerate the Great Hall Bridge at Alexandra Palace in London. The work will improve waterproofing and bring the bridge into compliance with Building Regulations, so it can continue to provide public access to the Great Hall and serve as an escape route. Works must be integrated with the existing structure and building services, protect the listed fabric and architectural character, and maintain the operation of life-safety systems and the venue. The programme must also minimise disruption to public events. This is building and heritage construction work (CPV 45000000), focused on a functioning cultural venue and a bridge with a critical safety role.

HtH - Semi Independent Living - Lot 4

Description: PROVISION OF THE SUPPORT AND LIFE SKILL COACHING FOR CARE LEAVERS

Summary: The London Borough of Haringey is seeking support and life-skills coaching for care leavers through a semi-independent living service. This is social work and support provision intended to help young people leaving care develop practical skills for independent living. The procurement is listed as Lot 4, but the description does not set out further details of the service model or individual activities. Delivery is in London. The opportunity is for organisations able to provide support directly to care leavers and help them build the skills needed for greater independence.

Newlon Housing Trust Lift replacement Framework

Description: The successful tenderers will be required to deliver the technical requirements below. It is Newlon Housing Trust goal to achieve an agreed Framework of accredited and trusted Lift Contractors to complete Lift Equipment renewal works as specified. The supporting Performance Specification (Appendix 2) is to be utilised with the objective that each project/ installation shall enhance operational reliability, passenger safety, and energy efficiency. The scope of work shall include, where specified, the replacement or refurbishment of the primary control system, drive assembly, and door operators to ensure compliance with current industry standards. It is expected that all works shall be conducted in accordance with statutory health and safety regulations and shall undergo rigorous testing and certification upon completion. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing (read more...)

Summary: Newlon Housing Trust is seeking contractors to replace and refurbish lift equipment across its housing stock in London. Works may include replacing or refurbishing the main control system, drive assembly and door operators, as specified for each project. The aim is to improve lift reliability, passenger safety and energy efficiency, and bring equipment into line with current industry standards. The work also includes complying with statutory health and safety requirements, followed by testing and certification. This is a lift installation and renewal works contract, covering both lift equipment and the associated installation work.

eDiscovery Software

Description: The purpose of this PME is to understand the market's capability to provide an eDiscovery Software solution. Note, this is not an invitation for competition. There is the need to provide an eDiscovery solution that is capable of reviewing a vast amount of evidential data obtained from multiple sources, such as Computers, laptops, servers/Cloud storage, mobile devices, Email & social media platforms. The main aim is to provide early identification of evidential material to reduce investigative delays and improve investigative capacity and showcase City of London Police strategic role as the national policing lead for fraud and economic crime by providing a modern digital evidence review capability. The solution will improve significantly the time taken to review case material in serious and complex investigations, particularly those involving corruption, (read more...)

Summary: The City of London plans to procure an eDiscovery software service for the City of London Police. The system would review digital evidence gathered from computers, laptops, servers and cloud storage, mobile devices, email and social media. Its purpose is to identify relevant evidence earlier, reduce delays and increase investigative capacity in serious and complex investigations, particularly involving corruption, fraud, misconduct and economic crime. The police need a modern digital evidence review capability that supports their national role in tackling fraud and economic crime. The software must handle material from multiple sources and cases, including large collections of documents, emails, images and communications. Delivery is in the United Kingdom.