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Children's Centres and Best Start Family Hubs

Description: Tenders are invited from suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver Children's Centres and Best Start Family Hubs services across the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The contract will provide a borough-wide, place-based early years and family support service, delivering a consistent universal offer alongside targeted interventions for children and families with additional needs. Services will promote the best start in life, improve child development and family wellbeing, strengthen parenting capacity, and provide integrated support through close partnership working with health, education, early help, children's social care and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector. The Provider will deliver services using strengths-based, trauma-informed and relational approaches, ensuring accessible, evidence-informed support and seamless pathways for families in line with the Council's Children and Young People's Plan, Best Start (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is procuring borough-wide Children's Centres and Best Start Family Hubs services across Greenwich, London. This is an early years, family support, education, health and social work service. The provider will deliver a consistent universal offer alongside targeted support for children and families with additional needs. The service is intended to promote the best start in life, improve child development and family wellbeing, strengthen parenting capacity and provide integrated support. Delivery will involve close partnership working with health, education, early help, children's social care and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector. Services must provide accessible, evidence-informed support and seamless pathways for families, using strengths-based, trauma-informed and relational approaches aligned with local children and families priorities.

Supply and Installation of Glazed Panels

Description: 2.1 This opportunity is for the supply, fabrication, and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems, including Perspex hanging diffusers to all open sections to match those on the mezzanine and 5th floors. More details on Schedule 5 (Specification). This will be an above threshold competitive flexible procedure under Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: The London Universities Purchasing Consortium is procuring works to supply, fabricate and install high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems in London. The requirement includes glazed panels, acoustic partitioning, security-screen elements and sound-insulation work, together with Perspex hanging diffusers for all open sections. The diffusers must match those already installed on the mezzanine and fifth floors. The detailed technical requirements are set out in Schedule 5, the specification. This is a building fit-out and interior partitioning requirement for suppliers able to manage the manufacture, supply and installation of coordinated glazed systems, including the associated acoustic and visual-matching requirements.

Supply and Installation of Glazed Panels

Description: 2.1 This opportunity is for the supply, fabrication, and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems, including Perspex hanging diffusers to all open sections to match those on the mezzanine and 5th floors. More details on Schedule 5 (Specification). This will be an above threshold competitive flexible procedure under Procurement Act 2023.

Summary: Ravensbourne University London is procuring the supply, fabrication and installation of high-performance acoustic glazed partitioning systems. The requirement includes Perspex hanging diffusers to all open sections, matching the existing diffusers on the mezzanine and fifth floors. The work covers glazed panels, partitions, sound insulation, security screens and associated panelling. It is a goods-led supply and installation requirement, with the work taking place at the university’s site on Penrose Way, London, SE10 0EW. The procurement is presented as one integrated requirement, so suppliers should be able to coordinate manufacture, delivery and installation rather than provide materials alone. The specification and detailed requirements are set out in Schedule 5. Ravensbourne University London is the buying organisation.

Managed Network Services

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is seeking a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to deliver a fully managed network service. The Council operates a substantial and geographically distributed network estate across multiple locations throughout the borough, comprising of several hundred network and security devices that support approximately 4,000 staff and the delivery of services to around 300,000 residents. With the current contract due to expire in July 2027, the Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking pre-market engagement to better understand the current market solutions, emerging innovations and implementation approaches .The information gathered will be used to refine the Council's requirements, validate the proposed scope of the procurement and inform the most appropriate procurement strategy. As part of a potential further procurement exercise subsequent to this pre-market engagement, the Council (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich intends to procure a fully managed network service from a managed service provider. The service will cover the Council’s substantial, geographically distributed network estate across multiple locations in the borough, including several hundred network and security devices. It will support around 4,000 Council staff and the delivery of public services to approximately 300,000 residents. The expected scope includes secure and resilient day-to-day network operations, effective service management, continuous improvement and innovation, with a focus on providing a future-ready service. This is a technology and telecommunications services requirement, including internet services, delivered across the Royal Borough of Greenwich in London.

RMG Access Control System Upgrade

Description: Provision of a secure, scalable access control system to manage and monitor authorised access across the estate. The solution shall provide centralised administration, real-time monitoring, audit reporting, and integration with existing security systems. It must support future expansion, enhance site security, improve operational efficiency, and ensure compliance with relevant standards and regulations. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Engineering-work-for-security-installations./P3373WNVP6 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/P3373WNVP6

Summary: The National Maritime Museum is procuring works to upgrade its access control system. The requirement is for a secure, scalable system to manage and monitor authorised access across the museum estate. It includes centralised administration, real-time monitoring, audit reporting and integration with existing security systems. The solution is intended to support future expansion, strengthen site security, improve operational efficiency and help the museum comply with relevant standards and regulations. This is an engineering works opportunity for security installations, delivered across the National Maritime Museum estate in London. Suppliers should be able to provide both the access control installation and the associated system integration needed to connect with existing security arrangements.

NextGen Youth

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking a procurement to commission high-quality services for children and young people through the delivery of the NextGen Youth. These services will form a central part of the Council's approach to supporting children, young people, and their families aged 5-19 (and up to 25 for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities - SEND), giving every child the best start in life. The procurement seeks to deliver innovative, accessible, and inclusive youth services that promote positive outcomes, strengthen communities, and respond to the diverse needs of young people across the borough. The commissioned services will provide safe spaces, trusted support, and opportunities for personal development, participation, and wellbeing, aligned with the priorities set out in the Council's Children and Young People Plan. (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is commissioning a single NextGen Youth service for children and young people across the borough. The service will support children aged 5 to 19, extending to age 25 for people with special educational needs and disabilities. It will provide accessible, inclusive and innovative youth services, including safe spaces, trusted support, personal development, participation and wellbeing activities. The service is intended to improve outcomes, strengthen communities and support children, young people and their families as part of the Council’s wider health and wellbeing offer. This is a health and social work service, delivered in Greenwich, London, and linked to the Council’s Children and Young People Plan.

NextGen School Health and Wellbeing

Description: This procurement is being conducted under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR) using the Competitive Process route. The Procurement Act 2023 does not apply to this procedure. The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking a procurement to commission a high-quality School Health and Wellbeing (SHaW) Service to support the health, wellbeing, and development of children and young people across the borough. The service will play a key role in delivering preventative health support for school-aged children and young people, working closely with schools, families, and partner agencies to promote positive health outcomes. The SHaW service will support children and young people aged 5-19 years (up to 25 years for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities - SEND), providing advice, early intervention, and targeted support across a range of (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is commissioning a School Health and Wellbeing Service for children and young people across the borough. The service will provide preventative health support, advice, early intervention and targeted support for health and wellbeing needs, helping improve children’s health, wellbeing and development. It will serve school-aged children and young people aged 5 to 19, extending to age 25 for those with special educational needs and disabilities. Delivery will involve working with schools, families and partner agencies as part of the wider integrated NextGen Greenwich offer. This is a public-sector health and wellbeing services opportunity in Greenwich, London, suited to organisations able to provide community health services.

ROG First Light Exhibitions Orrery Contractor

Description: This procurement exercise is to secure an Orrery Contractor to deliver orreries at various points of the Royal Observatory Greenwich site, as part of the ROG First Light Project. The Orrery Contractor will be responsible for the development, engineering, fabrication, installation and commissioning of two orreries (mechanical models of the solar system) across the ROG, both kinetic and interactive. The Contractor's responsibilities will include elements of Contractor Design as well as coordination with exhibition designers and other contractors, both off-site and on-site. This will be a two-stage procurement process including a PSQ process from which contractors will be shortlisted. Shortlisted contractors will be invited to Tender. Contractors will be invited to visit site. Full details of the procurement procedure can be found in the procurement documentation. For more (read more...)

Summary: The National Maritime Museum is procuring specialist museum-exhibition services for the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s First Light Project. The appointed Orrery Contractor will develop, engineer, fabricate, install and commission two mechanical models of the solar system: one kinetic and one interactive. The orreries will be installed at various points across the Royal Observatory Greenwich site. The scope includes elements of contractor design, together with coordination with exhibition designers and other contractors working both on and off site. This suits businesses delivering complex interpretive, scientific or cultural installations, particularly those able to combine mechanical engineering, interactive exhibit development, fabrication and site installation within a live exhibition project environment. The procurement covers the United Kingdom, with the work centred on London and the Royal Observatory Greenwich.

Royal Borough of Greenwich - Children and Young People's Homecare Services - Provider Engagement Event

Description: As part of the Council's wider review and recommissioning of Community and Homecare services, we are seeking to engage with current and prospective providers to better understand the market, explore innovative approaches to service delivery, and inform the future development of commissioned services for children and young people with care and support needs. This engagement event will provide an opportunity to discuss the unique requirements associated with delivering Homecare services to children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), including those with complex health needs, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, autism, sensory impairments and other additional support needs. The Council recognises that supporting children and young people to remain safe, healthy and independent within their family and community networks requires a specialist and highly skilled workforce, (read more...)

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is reviewing and recommissioning specialist community and homecare services for children and young people with care and support needs. The services will support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, including complex health needs, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, autism, sensory impairments and other additional support needs. Delivery will take place in children’s family homes and community settings across the Royal Borough of Greenwich in London. The intended outcomes include keeping children and young people safe, healthy and independent within their families and communities, while improving quality of life through person-centred care. This is a service procurement in the health and social work sector, including partnership working with families, schools, health services and social care professionals.

Parking Services IT System

Description: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking pre-market engagement to better understand current Parking Services solutions, implementation approaches and emerging technologies. The information received will help shape the Council's future procurement strategy, refine the scope of requirements and determine the most appropriate route to market. The Council operates a busy and complex Parking Service, delivering statutory parking enforcement and parking management functions across the borough. The service supports residents, businesses and visitors through the administration of parking permits, enforcement activities, customer correspondence, debt recovery and associated back-office functions. Through this exercise, the Council seeks to gain a comprehensive understanding of the capabilities available within the current Parking Services market.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Greenwich is currently engaged in the planning stage of a procurement process for an IT system dedicated to Parking Services. This early stage is marked by pre-market engagement to explore existing solutions and emerging technologies in the sector. The procurement is classified under the software package and information systems, as well as parking enforcement services, indicating a focus on the integration of innovative IT solutions and service management. Located in London, specifically The Woolwich Centre, the procurement exercise is part of a broader strategy to enhance parking services throughout the borough. The engagement phase has a scheduled milestone on 24th July 2026, which involves suppliers submitting a Request for Information to help shape the future procurement strategy by providing insights into current market capabilities and technologies.