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Single Point of Access Market Engagement

Description: The development of an automated digital musculoskeletal (MSK) Single Point of Access (SPA) tool for BHFT's community physiotherapy (MSK Physio), specialist physiotherapy (Community Specialist Service - CSS), integrated pain and spinal service (IPASS) and MSK podiatry.

Summary: Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to develop an automated digital musculoskeletal (MSK) Single Point of Access tool for services in Berkshire. It is intended to assess patients and direct them to community physiotherapy, specialist physiotherapy, integrated pain and spinal services, or MSK podiatry. The tool must accept referrals from primary care, community and secondary care through the NHS e-Referral Service, as well as patient self-referrals through an online portal being developed by the Trust. The requirement is for digital clinical triage services covering MSK conditions throughout the body, with assessment and onward routing carried out without human intervention. This is a health technology and digital clinical triage requirement, rather than a request for physiotherapy treatment services.

Community SuDS Planters Project

Description: Through Project Sponge, the council intends to deliver phase two of the downpipe planter programme. Phase two will include planter installations at the following locations: 1. Cippenham Primary School, Elmshott Ln, Cippenham, Slough SL1 5RB 2. Cippenham Library, Elmshott Ln, Cippenham, Slough SL1 5RB 3. Godolphin Junior Academy, Oatlands Dr, Slough SL1 3HS 4. Penn Wood School, Penn Rd, Slough SL2 1PH

Summary: Slough Borough Council is procuring the supply and installation of community sustainable drainage system (SuDS) planters as phase two of its Project Sponge downpipe planter programme. The planters are to be installed at four sites in Slough: Cippenham Primary School and Cippenham Library, both on Elmshott Lane; Godolphin Junior Academy on Oatlands Drive; and Penn Wood School on Penn Road. This is a goods requirement involving planters and associated garden or urban furniture, with installation at the named school, academy and library locations.

Capital Works Framework

Description: Bracknell Forest Council is seeking to establish a multi-supplier Open Framework for the provision of Capital Works, Planned Maintenance, Refurbishment, Lifecycle Replacement and Associated Construction Works across the Council's operational and corporate property portfolio. The Framework will provide the Council with a flexible route to commission a range of construction-related works of varying size, complexity, value and risk profile across its estate. The Framework is intended to commence on 1 April 2027 and may operate for a maximum period of up to eight (8) years, in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 provisions relating to Open Frameworks. The Council intends to appoint up to eight (8) suitably qualified and experienced contractors to the Framework.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is seeking contractors for capital works, planned maintenance, refurbishment, lifecycle replacement and associated construction work across its operational and corporate property portfolio. The requirement covers a range of construction projects that may vary in size, complexity, value and risk. This is a construction works opportunity, with associated repair and maintenance activity. The work is for the Council’s estate in Bracknell Forest. The Council plans to use the arrangement to commission works across its properties through a flexible route, rather than as a single defined construction project. Businesses delivering building works, property refurbishment, planned maintenance or replacement of building components are within the scope of the requirement.

Planned Maintenance Framework

Description: The proposed framework is intended to support the delivery of planned maintenance and capital projects across Council-owned and managed properties.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is planning a framework for planned maintenance and capital works across its properties, including offices, community buildings, operational assets and some schools. The work may cover roofing; heating, boilers and gas systems; refurbishment and general building work; electrical work; windows, doors and glazing; painting and decorating; drainage and water management; groundworks, surfacing and external works; and heating, ventilation and cooling systems. The council is responsible for managing, maintaining and improving this varied property portfolio. Delivery is across council-owned and managed properties in the Bracknell Forest area. The framework is intended to support projects of differing sizes and complexity.

CA18533 - WFCG Student Transport Tender

Description: Windsor Forest Colleges Group Student Transport Tender Includes Lots: Lot 1: Lot 1 Lot 2: Lot 2 Lot 3: Lot 3 Lot 4: Lot 4 Lot 5: Lot 5 To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18533. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18533 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 020 3920 8054.

Summary: The Windsor Forest Colleges Group is seeking suppliers to provide student transport services. The requirement is divided into five lots, giving transport operators the opportunity to compete for the relevant part or parts of the service. The buying organisation is based at Langley Campus in Slough. Delivery is described as covering the United Kingdom and a range of wider locations, including Europe, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and British Overseas Territories, as well as the rest of the world. This is a service contract for businesses with the ability to plan and deliver transport for students across the required locations. The available scope is identified at lot level as Lot 1 through Lot 5.

WFCG Student Transport Tender

Description: Windsor Forest Colleges Group Student Transport Tender

Summary: The Windsor Forest Colleges Group is procuring bus and coach services with drivers to transport students to its campus. The work is divided into five route packages serving journeys from Camberley and Bracknell; Hounslow and Uxbridge; Windsor and Cippenham; Aylesbury, High Wycombe, Great Missenden, Thame and Benson; and Woodley and Reading. The route descriptions give the number of stops for each service. The opportunity is for passenger transport operators able to provide scheduled student journeys across one or more of these areas. Delivery is described as being in the United Kingdom, with the individual routes identified by their origin and destination. Each package groups routes together, including an overflow service from High Wycombe in the Aylesbury-area package.

RBWM Real Time Passenger Information (RTPI) Services

Description: RBWM are looking to award a new contract in which the contractor shall deliver comprehensive maintenance, support, and repair services for the RBWM Bus Real-Time Passenger Information (RTPI) system. This obligation encompasses all associated hardware, software, communications infrastructure, and data feeds necessary to ensure the continuous delivery of accurate, real-time arrival and departure information across the Borough's passenger transport network. In addition to this, they shall provide a detailed plan of how they will undertake a condition survey in order to ascertain which hardware needs urgent replacement. RBWM will also require new hardware to be installed at entirely new locations and the contractor will show they are ready and able to implement these in a timely manner.

Summary: The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead plans to procure services to maintain, support and repair its bus real-time passenger information system. The work covers the hardware, software, communications infrastructure and data feeds needed to provide accurate live arrival and departure information across the borough’s passenger transport network. The supplier will also plan and carry out a condition survey to identify hardware requiring urgent replacement, and install equipment at new locations. This is a specialist passenger information and IT support service, including display screens and electronic information systems. Delivery is across the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead. The council is seeking to understand which suppliers have the expertise, experience and capacity to provide the service as part of its market engagement ahead of a future procurement.

Environmental Services Contract

Description: Bracknell Forest Council is seeking to establish a Contract for the delivery of Environmental Services; waste collection, street cleansing and grounds maintenance, including tree management and Bracknell town centre cleansing. The Contract will be for an initial term of 8 years (2028 - 2036) with an option for the Council to extend for up to a further period of 8 years (2036- 2044). The new contract(s) are anticipated to commence on 1st October 2028. The Council is keen to promote a partnership approach with all of our suppliers, given the changing nature of the market, needs and broader financial/operational challenges.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is procuring environmental services across the borough: waste and recycling collection; street and public-realm cleansing; grounds maintenance, including tree management; and enhanced cleansing in Bracknell town centre. Waste collection supports recycling and landfill-reduction targets. Street, grounds and tree services maintain safe highways and public spaces, manage risks from council-owned trees, and support biodiversity and climate objectives. Town-centre cleansing covers a busy, high-profile area to a higher frequency and standard than the wider borough. The work is divided into three lots, covering waste and recycling, street cleansing and grounds maintenance with tree management, and Bracknell town-centre cleansing. The council may combine lots in one contract where a supplier succeeds across multiple lots. Delivery is in Bracknell Forest, Berkshire.

Capital Works Framework

Description: Bracknell Forest Council is seeking to establish a multi-supplier Open Framework for the provision of Capital Works, Planned Maintenance, Refurbishment, Lifecycle Replacement and Associated Construction Works across the Council's operational and corporate property portfolio. The Framework will provide the Council with a flexible route to commission a range of construction-related works of varying size, complexity, value and risk profile across its estate. The Framework is intended to commence on 1 April 2027 and may operate for a maximum period of up to eight (8) years, in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 provisions relating to Open Frameworks. The Council intends to appoint up to eight (8) suitably qualified and experienced contractors to the Framework.

Summary: Bracknell Forest Borough Council is seeking contractors for capital works, planned maintenance, refurbishment, lifecycle replacement and associated construction work across its operational and corporate property portfolio. The requirement covers a range of construction projects that may vary in size, complexity, value and risk. This is a construction works opportunity, with associated repair and maintenance activity. The work is for the Council’s estate in Bracknell Forest. The Council plans to use the arrangement to commission works across its properties through a flexible route, rather than as a single defined construction project. Businesses delivering building works, property refurbishment, planned maintenance or replacement of building components are within the scope of the requirement.

Proactive Care (Berkshire West) - Frailty

Description: Proactive care relating to frailty in West Berkshire commencing Autumn 2026 to deliver improved outcomes from Winter 2026.

Summary: Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust intends to commission a frailty-focused proactive care service in West Berkshire. The service will support an agreed cohort of people, primarily from identified population-neighbourhood groups, with selected additional patients where clinically appropriate. Its purpose is to improve outcomes and help keep patients out of acute hospital settings. The provider will work within the Berkshire West neighbourhood and Integrated Neighbourhood Team model alongside primary care, community services, social care, mental health, therapy and specialist services. Activities will include population-health-based identification and prioritisation, holistic frailty assessments, care-plan development and review, referrals into appropriate pathways, multidisciplinary team participation, coordinated decision-making and continuous monitoring of high-risk cohorts. This is a health service procurement.