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Homecare Services Framework

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich will be hosting a formal Homecare Market Engagement Event via Microsoft Teams on 10:30am on the 4th November The Local Authority intends to recommission Homecare services within Greenwich, with a target contract commencement in late 2027. The Framework is anticipated to cover multiple lots. We are exploring with the market a possible development Lot' with lower volumes of work, designed to be more accessible to micro enterprises, small businesses, co-operatives, community interest companies and other community-based organisations, including those new to working with the council. The event will build on previous events, there will also be a recap of previous events. All Providers are invited to take part in the engagement exercise.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich intends to recommission homecare services across the borough through a framework agreement. The work is classified as domestic services and will be delivered in Greenwich. The planned framework is expected to have multiple lots. The council is exploring a development lot with lower volumes of work, intended to make participation more accessible to smaller and community-based providers, including organisations new to working with the council. A market engagement event is planned to discuss the proposed service and framework, building on earlier events and including a recap. Providers are invited to contribute their views as the council develops its approach.

Residential Accommodation and Support Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities, Autism and Complex Needs

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the future commissioning and procurement of residential accommodation and support services for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The Council is reviewing future arrangements for five Council-owned, CQC-registered residential care homes providing approximately 41 residential bed spaces. The Council owns the properties and acts as landlord. The future service is expected to provide high-quality, person-centred residential care and support for adults aged 18 years and over with learning disabilities, autism, profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), complex health needs and behaviours that may challenge. The Council wishes to engage with potential providers to help shape future service models, procurement arrangements, property and lease arrangements, mobilisation requirements and contract structures. Market Engagement The Council seeks (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich intends to commission residential accommodation and support for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities, autism, profound and multiple learning disabilities, complex health needs and behaviours that may challenge. The service is expected to cover five Council-owned, Care Quality Commission-registered residential homes, providing approximately 41 bed spaces. The Council owns the properties and acts as landlord. Work will be delivered in Greenwich, London. The service is intended to provide person-centred care and support, with a focus on independence, progression and inclusion in the community. The scope also touches on the management and upkeep of the properties and the transition to a future service model.

Fire Door Replacements

Description: This tender covers the replacement of fire-rated door sets within a range of residential buildings, including general needs, vulnerable occupant schemes, and communal areas. The programme aims to ensure full compliance with UK fire safety regulations, improve compartmentation, upgrade life safety systems, and meet obligations under the Fire Safety Act and the Building Safety Act.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is procuring replacement fire-rated door sets in residential buildings. The work covers general-needs housing, schemes for vulnerable occupants and communal areas. Its purpose is to bring fire doors into compliance with UK fire-safety requirements, improve fire compartmentation and life safety, and meet the authority’s duties under the Fire Safety Act and Building Safety Act. The work is in Greenwich, London.

Mandatory Training for students enrolled on Healthcare programmes Framework Agreement

Description: The University of Greenwich and the University of Kent successfully completed their merger on 3 August 2026, to create the new London and South East University Group - to be known as LASE. LASE is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement to provide additional resource, as and when required, to deliver mandatory Moving and Handling, Resuscitation / Basic Life Support (BSL), Safeguarding Adults and Children, Conflict Resolution, and Breakaway Training for students enrolled on health care programmes. The framework is being designed to supply services to LASE institutions, and Canterbury Christ Church University (University of Kent's partner in the Kent and Medway Medical School). The first call-off contract will be awarded at the same time as the Framework Agreement. To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/YZJ48828YR (read more...)

Summary: London and South East University Group is seeking providers of mandatory training for students on healthcare programmes. The services cover moving and handling, resuscitation and basic life support, safeguarding adults and children, conflict resolution, and breakaway training. The aim is to provide additional training capacity when required. The framework is intended for the Group’s institutions and subsidiaries, as well as Canterbury Christ Church University, which partners with the University of Kent in the Kent and Medway Medical School. Delivery is in South East England. This is a services procurement for specialist healthcare and safety training, rather than a purchase of equipment or physical works.

High-Speed Spectrometer System

Description: The Impact Facility at the University of Kent is looking to procure a High-Speed Spectrometer System for attachment on to a two-stage light gas gun as part of its new ERC funded project. The Impact Facility has been operating for over 30 years, focusing on the laboratory-based simulation of hypervelocity impact events relevant to spacecraft and planetary science. The Impact Group regularly presents results at national and international conferences and publishes across a range of science and technology focused journals. The funding acquired for this equipment is a European Research Council Consolidator Grant entitled PROSPER that has been awarded to Dr Penelope Wozniakiewiczs. The PROSPER project focuses on the growing issue of space debris, which poses a threat to orbiting satellites and continued safe access to space. The (read more...)

Summary: London and South East University Group is buying a high-speed spectrometer system for the Impact Facility at the University of Kent. The instrument will be attached to a two-stage light gas gun and used in laboratory simulations of hypervelocity impacts relevant to spacecraft and planetary science. The work supports research into space debris: developing detectors for small debris, investigating how debris shape affects spacecraft damage and ejecta, and examining possible effects when deorbiting satellites re-enter the atmosphere. The equipment is for delivery in the South East of England. This is a supply contract for scientific spectrometry equipment (CPV 38433000).

Notice of Intention to award under the Public Health Framework - Live Well Preventative Health Services

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) intention to award notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Procurement Act do not apply to this award. Following a further decision to proceed with the award, the standstill period will be 5 working days in duration as per the requirements of the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The publication of this notice marks the start of the standstill period. Representations by providers must be made by midnight on 8 October 2026. This call off contract has not yet formally been awarded; this notice serves as an intention to award under the PSR. Representations should be sent: peopleprocurementteam@royalgreenwich.gov.uk (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich has procured preventative community health services through its Public Health Framework. The service is intended to help people live well and may cover smoking cessation, diet and nutrition, exercise and physical activity, NHS Health Checks, weight management and digital services. The buyer describes this as a new service with a new provider. Delivery is for the borough of Greenwich, London. The work is a broad package of preventative health provision rather than a single clinical service, and is aimed at supporting healthier lifestyles and prevention. The selected supplier is Everyone Health Limited, based in Hinckley.

Statutory Notices and Advertising

Description: The Council has a legal obligation to publish a range of statutory notices relating to its functions and responsibilities. These include, but are not limited to: * Traffic Regulation Orders. * Planning Notices. * General Public Notices. * Other legally required public advertisements. In addition to these statutory requirements, the Council regularly places a variety of display advertising, including: * Recruitment advertisements. * Choice Based Lettings advertisements. * Service promotion campaigns. * Public consultations. * Community and event information. The Council currently requires publication services that provide: * Borough-wide coverage. * Reliable and auditable distribution. * Digital accessibility. * Alternative communication formats where required. * Strong customer service and contract management. The Council is particularly interested in understanding how suppliers can support: * Modern publishing solutions. * Changing (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich plans to procure statutory notice publication and council advertising services, delivered across the borough. The work covers publishing Traffic Regulation Orders, planning and general public notices, and other legally required advertisements. It also includes display advertising for recruitment, choice-based lettings, service campaigns, public consultations, and community and event information. The service is expected to provide borough-wide coverage through local newspaper print and digital channels, supporting both statutory communications and wider council messages. The council wants publication arrangements that are reliable and auditable, accessible digitally, and able to provide alternative communication formats where required. The service category is advertising and publishing services (CPV 79341000 and 79970000).

PROVISION OF SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION FOR LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN AND LEAVING CARE (AGED 16 Plus)

Description: The Council requires 16 block bed units of 24/7 supported accommodation and 25 block bed units of floating support accommodation for young people at any one time as part of this contract. These must be provided within no less than 8 but no more than 9 properties. This will allow for a thorough matching process with each placement. Beds that will be within 24/7 staffed accommodation will provide 10 support hours per person per week included in the cost. Beds that will be within floating supported accommodation will provide 3 support hours per person per week included in the cost. As a minimum, 80% of these contracted beds must be within the Borough, with the remaining 20% to be within a 6-mile radius of the Civic Centre 2 (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Bexley is seeking supported accommodation for looked-after children and care leavers aged 16 and over. The contract requires 16 beds in accommodation staffed around the clock and 25 beds in floating-support accommodation, across 8 or 9 properties, to enable placements to be matched to each young person. Each staffed bed includes 10 hours of support per person per week; each floating-support bed includes 3 hours. At least 80% of the beds must be within the London Borough of Bexley. The remaining beds must be within a six-mile radius of the Civic Centre in Bexleyheath, on the south side of the River Thames. All beds must be ready for use at the start of the contract.

Mandatory Training for students enrolled on Healthcare programmes Framework Agreement

Description: The University of Greenwich and the University of Kent successfully completed their merger on 3 August 2026, to create the new London and South East University Group - to be known as LASE. LASE is seeking to award a Framework Agreement to a suitably qualified Training Provider to provide additional resource, as and when required, to deliver mandatory Moving and Handling, Resuscitation / Basic Life Support (BSL), Safeguarding Adults and Children, Conflict Resolution, and Breakaway Training for students enrolled on health care programmes. The framework is being designed supply services to LASE institutions, and Canterbury Christ Church University (University of Kent's partner in the Kent and Medway Medical School).

Summary: London and South East University Group is seeking providers of mandatory training for students on healthcare programmes. The services cover moving and handling, resuscitation and basic life support, safeguarding adults and children, conflict resolution, and breakaway training. The aim is to provide additional training capacity when required. The framework is intended for the Group’s institutions and subsidiaries, as well as Canterbury Christ Church University, which partners with the University of Kent in the Kent and Medway Medical School. Delivery is in South East England. This is a services procurement for specialist healthcare and safety training, rather than a purchase of equipment or physical works.

The Compass Partnership of Schools - Supply of Electricity

Description: The physical supply of electricity to all Authority sites along with associated invoicing and query management services.

Summary: The Compass Partnership of Schools bought the physical supply of electricity to all its sites, together with related invoicing and query management services. This is an electricity supply requirement, rather than a contract for energy infrastructure or installation work. The stated delivery area is the United Kingdom. The partnership is the buyer; Zenergi Limited acted as its utility procurement adviser. The requirement covered one lot and treated the electricity supply as goods. The process was run through a dynamic market, with requests for quotations issued to suppliers admitted to the relevant lot. The buyer’s requirement therefore combined the provision of electricity across its school sites with the administrative services needed to manage bills and customer queries.